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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Removal of old wiring to fuse box. Install new 200 amp panel with service disconnect Whole home surge protection We will pull electrical permit. We remove the old electric panel and then install a new 200 amp pan on its place. We had removed the old illegal wiring that was running through the home and installed a new cable underneath of the house in the crawlspace. We installed a new service disconnect on the front of the home and all new service cable to replace the old deteriorating cable. We installed new grounding system, which included 28 foot ground rods, as well as binding of the hot and cold water lines in the basement. Once completed, we went through and labeled the panel with the customer.
Install dedicated 6-2 60 amp 240v line for Ev charger ( Hardwire) Install dedicated 20 amp 120v line for basement workbench. Install 2 whole home surge protectors on both panels.
Installation of new dedicated circuit within 25 foot of the panel to accommodate a new 20 amp kitchen counter top circuit. Circuit will be landing on a GFCI/AFCI breaker which is available to meet current safety requirement of AFCI/GFCI for new dedicated circuit. Installation of new AFCI/GFCI device with properly terminating aluminum wiring on the second kitchen counter top device. Both countertop devices have single gang boxes that will need to be updated to a “2 gang black screw on box” to fit alumicon and AFCI/GFCI device. Current GFCI sends power to additional single receptacle in kitchen and also requires proper aluminum termination. Installation of a new 4 prong range receptacle to accommodate new range being delivered today with a 4-prong cord. This quote does not include any drywall/painting work but however, we included a list of referrals to be used for additional work needed for those repairs.
The reason for today’s visit with the customer was to quote on replacement of lighting in the basement. The lights in the basement were in working order and showed no signs of damage. However, after talking with the customer there was interest expressed in adding recess lighting. The panel was an 89 Cuttler Hammer panel. It was in great condition but had double tapped neutrals on 7 of the circuits. In addition there was two breakers with a shared neutral but no common breaker tab. We also noticed the sump pump and the water softener outlets did not have any GFCi protection in which we recommended today. The lighting in the basement required two new dimmers due to current dimmers being outdated and not working properly. The can lights downstairs also were quoted on replacement with new 5/6 inch retro fit trims to bring modern look/lighting to the basement. At this time no work has been scheduled and this was just a quote at this time.
The customers originally called because they wanted to add some bathroom fans in the guest bedrooms on the second floor with attic access customer also wanted to add switch control for the fan speed and the light in the dimming of the light so I ran a 14–3 wire from the center of the room open to the attic down the wall into the existing switches then I installed a fan control switch In each of the bedrooms except for the master bedroom which already had a existing ceiling fan with a remote then I went into the attic and installed fan boxes that I screwed into the joists for a much more secure and safe support system for the fans. And then installed three customer supplied ceiling fan in the spare bedrooms then I remove the existing ceiling fan in the master bedroom and I replaced it with a customer supplied ceiling fan I did not have to run the wire for the ceiling fan I did replace the two single pole switches in the master bedroom due to the fact they were broken when I pull them o
Customer originally called to have a car charger installed in garage and other projects Home was built in 2024 so everything is up to code. The customer wanted a 240 volt car charger installed in his garage so i ran a 6-2 seu cable from the main electrical panel to the customers desired location. Then i installed it in the electrical panel and landed it on a 60 amp homeline 2 pole breaker and installed the car charger I also installed a whole home surge protector to protect the homes electronics and homes utilities from potential power surges I added a plug in the pantry for a vacuumed charger. I jumped off a light switch which was the closes source of power and installed a old work box and a tamper resistant receptacle In the dinning room i cut out a single gang new work box and installed a 2 gang old work box then ran wire up the wall into the ceiling where i fished wires over to the center of the room then instaleld a ceiling fan rated box and installed a customer supplied chande
Remove and replace gigantic fixture in office Move fixture to back patio Run new switch leg for new location on back patio We have installed a new customer supplied fixture on the rear lower patio, installation of a new light box and fixture in the office, converted a single gang switch at back lower door to a 2gang switch box and installed GFCI protection at the kitchen near stove.
We will replace the guts from the inside of the main panel. Dedicated 50 circuit from the main panel to the shed, outback and installing new sub panel with proper grounding. Install new ceiling fan in the living room as well as the second floor bedroom A proper generator interlock kit as well as the inlet box on the outside of the house 7/8 We return today and completed quoted work. We bring a new three-quarter inch PVC line from the main panel down through the crawlspace and out to the back shed. We had saw two new 8 foot ground rods as well as a new 816 circuit sub panel. We also installed a new ceiling fan in the living room in which we tapped off on an existing light fixture. We removed the light fixture and installed blank plate and its place. Install new ceiling fan in second floor primary bedroom, converted the single switch into a double and installed on a new switch. What’s completed we tested power to the shed as well as both ceiling fans and everything is working properly.
Installation of new wiring to basement bathroom where current wiring is only rated for 15 amps and is required to be at 20 amps. Currently wiring is mixed between 15/20 amp wires and recommended to run completely in 20 amp. Installation will include replacement of the three current receptacles to be replaced and circuit landed on a Dual Function breaker. Install new bonding jumper on the water heater due to current metallic system not having a bond and having no protection from shock hazard. Replace three outlets located in basement with broken ground prongs and not having proper grounding.
Customer called us out to replace a light fixture in their dining room. Fixture was switched from a stacker; gave a solution to replace the fixture along with installing a dimmer to power the light. Solution required us to cut out the old 2G box and use 3 metal gangable boxes. Replaced all old devices with new ones (2 new dimmers and a switch) Customer also asked for a solution for relocating an old fixture to outside underneath the deck and installing a new, customer supplied fixture where the old fixture was. Work Performed today: Removed old fixture above dining room table and installed new fixture Removed old 2G box with stacker switch and dimmer Installed metal gangable box (3G) along with 2 dimmers and a switch
Today’s visit was for small appliance circuits not working. Customer had home power washed over the weekend and one of the outside receptacles is on the small appliance circuits. There was power but either GFCI receptacle would reset. The devices are old throughout the home and should be replaced. I highly recommend this. Please see below for work performed today to get power back to kitchen. Also, see attached solution to permanently address your aged devices. Replace devices on small appliance circuits Replace exterior receptacles underneath back deck
Visit was for running dedicated circuit to heat pump on exterior of home. Pool heat pump requires 50 amp 240 volt dedicated circuit with disconnecting means for shut off. Please see attached for getting this taken care of for you.
Customer had circuit not working. Turns out that the breaker was turned off. There was an outside GFCI connected to that circuit. See below for work performed today. Please note this work is not warrantied as we did not replace everything on that circuit. Replace (1) outside GFCI Replace (1) indoor receptacle Replace (1) customer supplied digital switch
I ran a 20 amp dedicated circuit from the right handed main electrical panel to outside then with UF cable i was the circuit next too existing lines outside where i supported it throughout the run. Then i cut a 2 gang old work box size hole and drilled outside where i then pushed the wires inside the office. I installed the 2 gang old work box then i installed 2 tamper resistant receptacles and a plate. I drilled a hole through the concrete to get inside the home where the electrical panels were and i landed the wires in the right hand electrical panel on circuit #5. I installed a 20 amp arc fault breaker I did discuses with the customer about how the panels have double tapped neutrals and how this could lead to potential overheating on the neutral bar. Also I recommended the outside circuit which is connected to the garage be changed to gfcis and we will line side all the gfcis so if one trips it doesn’t affect the rest of the circuit. Finally i mentioned with all the technology i
Replaced sink light in kitchen with a new customer supplied LED strip light.