Arrived onsite and was shown the tv outlet that the resident currently has, and where he wants it. The basement was finished, and the whole stud bay was wood getting up so i had to notch and nailplate the whole way up to get the outlet in next to the tv bracket. The other thing was for a bidet but it was a much more energy efficient bidet only getting up to 3-4 amps maximum draw. After finding out there was 2 bathroom circuits and that this one went to a bathroom that isn’t used all that much, i did a load calculation and determined it could be tapped off the existing outlet, but it could also use a dedicated feed depending on what they use on that circuit. I wrote up pricing and the resident decided oncoming off existing for both new outlets, so that’s what i did. For the bathroom, i notched all the framing until i got low enough to put a GFCI in below the medicine cabinet framing, installed that, tied it into the outlet, and then restored power and tested everything. Both new outlets
We will install a new 50 amp 240v circuit at the range location in the kitchen. We will run pvc around the bottom of the wall in the garage over to the new location. The reason for today’s visit was to check power loss in the kitchen island receptacle. Upon inspection, we found a loose splice in a junction box in the basement. While on site, the customer also requested us to install a new 50 amp range receptacle in the kitchen. We ran a new 50 amp dedicated circuit for the range receptacle, and repaired the splice in the junction box. While on site we also noticed the service cable deteriorating, and provided a quote to replace it.
I removed and replaced a broken receptacle in the master bedroom
Replacement of 60 amp disconnect non-fusible on A/c unit closest to the street due to wires having signs of over heating/melting.
Provide an estimate to install a new dedicated 20 amp circuit in the basement workspace and install arc fault and ground fault protection on the new circuit as required by the national electric code.
I re wired and replaced a receptacle in the master bedroom that was installed incorrectly I installed a ultra whole home surge protector to protect homes electronics and homes utilities for potential power surges I jumped out of a 3 gang switch box in the basement and ran a 14-2 romex wire through the basement joists. Then i cut in a old work box on the 2nd floor enclosed addition and drilled a hole into the basement and fished my wires through and installed a weather resistant tamper resistant gfci with a in use bubble cover then tied the wires in to the 3 gang switch box
Remove existing ceiling fan in master bedroom and install owner supplied fan and its place. Just a remove and replace while doing the whole home assessment I seen that there’s already been a surge protector installed previously by our company.
We have installed all new smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors in the home. In addition we have replaced a rear exterior GFCI receptacle controlling the small awning. Lastly we have installed a whole home surge protector on the main service panel with the EV charging circuit.