TriX wrote:
Yep, to save money, builders often use a single GFCI outlet in either the kitchen, bathroom, basement, garage or outdoors, and if it trips (usually due to moisture) all the other outlets hooked to it are off. Look in all those places until you find the GFCI outlet (it will usually have a light indicating it’s tripped) and reset it.
A friend was assembling a log home himself, and when January rolled around, the electrical requirements changed so he had to buy new wiring. He should have worked faster. At least he didn't have it all installed and have to remove it.