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Great work altogether. Nick was very thorough and explained all of my options and choices. He provided a variety of recommendations to keep my home safe and sound. After describing some of the additional work I would like to have done in the future, he made adjustments to allow for future proofing my home. Very pleased and will continue to use them going forward.
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Scheduling and communication was straightforward. Dennis showed up on time was friendly, polite, and knowledgeable. He provided several suggestions on how to improve our current system. We haven’t gotten the work done yet, so can not offer other reviews.
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Mine was not a straight forward job but Alex stuck to it to make sure it was done right!
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Service was great. Electrician and help was excellent
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Installation of new devices for the affected circuit located in the kitchen. We will replace the two burnt outlets located in the kitchen and come back when the customer orders more brown devices to complete the whole circuit.
Redevice entire family room circuit, including all receptacles and standard single pole switches in 5 gang box, using proper pigtail wiring method. Called out today to troubleshoot the family room that did not have power in the lights and receptacles. Using my plug tester, I discovered that the receptacles were hot/ground reverse, leading me to believe that a receptacle had possibly failed. I went down to the panel to test for voltage of the breakers, and all breakers read 120 volts. Customer told me that a previous company had done work in the home, adding a whole home generator. This lead me to further investigate the termination in the main electrical panel. I discovered that two neutrals were not properly torqued down and were floating on the neutral bus bar. I tightened these down and proper power was delivered to the devices. Due to the age and wiring style of the old devices, I recommended redevicing the circuit, to guarantee the terminations. Customer agreed to scope of work.
This estimate includes replacing the existing 250 amp service. We will be updating the grounding system for the home to code compliance. This also includes replacement of all the original breakers and service wiring plus surge protection. We will be adding emergency disconnects to meet current safety and code compliance. This also includes labeling of the panels and permit and county inspections.
this solution includes the installation of 6 new receptacles in the family room. We have replaced the 6 receptacles in the family room.
This solution includes the installation of a new foyer receptacle. We have installed the new receptacle in foyer.
Trouble shot tripping breaker to find that the sump pump had gone bad
The reason for today’s visit was to assess power loss to the 240 V equipment in the home. When we arrived at the house, I immediately noticed the Generac transfer switch on the side of the Home for the generator. I open the transfer switch and didn’t see any issues at first glance. Well, I went down to the main panel and I noticed that there were four load shedding modules for all the equipment that was not working. We immediately noticed that the contractors inside these modules were not engaging to send power to the units. But then went outside and started testing power on the board and from the transformer, and I was noticing that there was not power being sent from the relay back to the modules. I then unplugged and plugged the connectors back onto the transformer and other locations and we went back inside and noticed that the modules were now working. We are not sure what we did to fix it however they are working now. I did recommend having a generator company come out to mainten
We have delivered pricing regarding the EV charging setup.
Home inspection corrections. We will repair the open ground on dining room circuit and open natural on kitchen circuit. We replaced the GFCI in the kitchen and repair the improperly terminated ground wires for the effected circuits in the main electrical panel. Tested each receptacle on the circuit to verify proper power and grounding.
Install fan in living room Replace 3 customer supplied lights
We have replaced the existing attic fan motor, fan blades and thermostat.
Install siding block and repair wire for floodlight on the back deck. Reason for today’s visit was to check power to the front floodlight next to the garage, and the flood light on the back deck. We found at the front floodlight had a bad motion sensor on the back deck had blown wires in the back of the siding block. We disconnected the motion sensor in the front light and pull slack for the wire in the back light. We install new spices and install new customer supplied light with a new siding block as well. While on site, we provided a quote to install a new customer supplied ceiling fan in the living room with a new switch and to replace the dinette light. A good recommendation for the ceiling fan in the living room is a Minka fan with a wall controller. And a good recommendation for motion, flood lights are rabb floodlights
We have delivered pricing regarding the panel repairs and updating the homes smoke/carbon monoxide detectors.
Replace 240v 30 amp receptacle with a 30 amp 120 V receptacle. Disconnect 240 V line in case panel in garage next to receptacle and convert to 120 V The reason for today’s visit was to convert an old 30 amp 240 volt receptacle over to a 30 amp 120v receptacle for RV. The condition of the wire as well as the main panel in the pipe running to the receptacle we’re all in excellent condition. We installed a new receptacle and raise the box up roughly 3 foot for easier access for the customer. We removed the two pole 30 amp breaker and install a new single 30 as well as a spare 15 amp to fill the unused space. Once installed we tested power and everything is working properly. Replace 240v 30 amp receptacle with a 30 amp 120 V receptacle. Disconnect 240 V line in case panel in garage next to receptacle and convert to 120 volt
