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Only problem you may run into, not sure if state has different regs, when you tied the circuit to the new ground rods you're in code violation. No big deal, probably until you may sell the house.
All circuits usually have to be on one ground, common, if I'm reading your post right. Here in Indiana I've seen several houses with multiple grounds and even the home inspectors look past it, only until I went to sell since I left it, was I called on to fix it before I could sell it. Maybe I just get all the bad stuff.

[QUOTE="K9GAS, post: 340327, member: 21895"] Only problem you may run into, not sure if state has different regs, when you tied the circuit to the new ground rods you're in code violation. No big deal, probably until you may sell the house. All circuits usually have to be on one ground, common, if I'm reading your post right. Here in Indiana I've seen several houses with multiple grounds and even the home inspectors look past it, only until I went to sell since I left it, was I called on to fix it before I could sell it. Maybe I just get all the bad stuff. :) [/QUOTE]

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