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Is a home owners association responsible for electrical cables?
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Read your governing documents to determine who owns the subject electrical cables. Your local electric supplier may also have documents you need to review to determine ownership.
There is no standard.
For example, as an owner, you may be responsible for the cables contained within your unit boundaries. If your unit boundaries extend beyond the sheetrock and include 'the studs and all assets running through the studs', then you may be responsible for them.
If the subject cables are buried underground and lead to your townhouse, the local utility may be responsible for them.
If your governing documents specifically include association ownership of electrical cables, then the association is responsible for them.
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