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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i re supported the seu cable with new seu 4/0 one whole straps I added a weather resistant receptacle with a in use bubble cover for the customers string lights #review
Customer showed me where the previous company installed the double oven. The double oven had a whip coming out of the unit that went into a 11 b box and they had wire nuts on it with the existing electrical line which was aluminum 6-3 seu cable The wrong connector from the whip of the oven was installed which resulted in the whip coming loose from the 11b junction box. Also the wire nuts are not rated to be used properly in this situation with a oven that draws a lot of energy. This is why the wires burnt up which is a major safety hazard I installed a junction box and had the whip from the double oven go to that. Then i ran a 6-3 romex from that to the junction box that was feeding the electrical circuit. I installed screw down Permanent bugs to make all my connections due to the heavy load of the circuit and the line feeding the circuit was aluminum Customer has a 30 day warranty on work preformed #review
Reason for today’s visit was to check two switches that were not working properly. The first switch was located in the kitchen to the right of the sink that controls the undercabinet lights. The second switch was located in the second-floor right bedroom at the top of the stairs that controlled an outlet. The second floor switch was a smart ecobee switch the customer had installed. The switch was no longer working properly but was getting proper power. The switch was no longer working properly but was getting proper power. Customer stated he was going to purchase a new one and replaced it himself. The second switch that was located in the kitchen was a lighted switch. The switch was working however it was causing the low-voltage undercabinet lights to strobe occasionally when the switch was off. This will happen a lot of times with low voltage lights that are controlled by light and switch. We removed the lighted switch and installed a standard decor style switch. The lights are no lon
We have provided several estimates regarding the ceiling fan and switch in the upstairs hall.
We have replaced the kitchen appliance circuit receptacles, ensuring GFCI protection.
We replaced the 2 customer supplied Honeywell timers at the front door on a previous visit. We returned today to replace the right timer that controls the post light out front. I checked wires and connections and they all looked good. The timer seemed to have failed. I installed a new customer supplied timer that was the exact match and set to the same settings as the one controlling the front lights. I would recommend having surge protection installed in the main panel.
Reason for todays visit was to take down the living room tv and install a new customer supplied tv in its place. We reused the existing bracket and strapped up all the wires behind tv.
We have installed a new customer supplied EV charger, creating a new dedicated circuit, 60A
Install 2 new photo sensitive lights in front of the garage. Replace broken outside step lights.
We have begun to install the recess lighting in the living room. We shall return next Tuesday to complete the install and the installation of the customer supplied ceiling fan in the master bedroom. We have completed the scheduled work. Ceiling fan and recess lights working.
We have installed the 2 customer supplied timers in the foyer area. .
I removed and replaced 7 receptacles in the sun room I re spliced the boxes so that all the appropriate wires were together then pig tailed off then i hooked the wire around the screw of the device and clamped it then tightened it down making it a much safer and tighter connection throughout the circuit (customer had back stabbed outlets and she heard a spark) also put spacers in the boxes due to the fact the outlets were not tight in the wall and everytime the customer would plug in or out of the receptacles the outlets would move. This is not the case anymore
I removed three pendent lights in kitchen about cooktop and installed blank plates I removed three switches on 1st floor and replaced with customer supplied timer switches and set times I removed a broken bulb from under the kitchen cabinet and in front of the garage for the all sconces and replaced the bulbs with customer supplied bulbs
I ran a piece of 1/2 pvc from main electrical panel in the garage to on the side of the house to the back of the house up to the deck. Then I cut in two customer supplied pop up plates then I ran a 20 amp circuit to the boxes and installed weather resistant GFCIs. Then I ran wires from a location above the back door to the corner of the deck. Then installed a customer supplied motion light. The other customer supplied motion light didn’t come with all the parts. Customer got another light but it was too tall and wouldn’t fit in that location. In the boat pavilion I re wired everything so it was uf cable because the existing wire was romex and not rated to be outside. Also installed weather resistant GFCIs and weather proof boxes. Also re wired all the florescent light fixtures and installed led tubes. Also installed a whole home surge protector
Come off receptacle in bathroom to add receptacle on opposite side of vanity. remove broken bulbs and glass from post light.