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Depends on what the rooms are used for and how far the service panel is from those rooms. Bedrooms, living rooms, dens, and dining rooms take far less wire than a kitchen. Without knowing the details it is impossible to say. I will guarantee you will need at least 2,000 feet of 12/2. Beyond that hard to say.

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