Electrical

Frequent trips, warm panel, EV/welder/new HVAC, or an old fuse box are strong signs. We handle load calcs, permits, utility coordination, labeling, and inspection.

Panel-mounted surge devices clamp spikes from storms and grid events before they reach appliances and electronics. Stronger than power strips; one save can pay for itself.

We replace aging wiring, update the panel, add grounded/tamper-resistant outlets, correct bonding/grounding, and bring everything to current code. Typical timeline: 3–7 days.

Yes. We source compatible breakers so your panel stays safe and listed. We use local suppliers who honor warranties for quick replacement when needed.

Most residential upgrades finish in one day plus inspection. We coordinate with the utility so downtime is short.

Yes for most service upgrades, new circuits, and remodels. We pull permits and meet inspectors so you don’t have to.

Yes — up to ~75% less energy, longer life, cooler running, better dimming and color. We can retrofit or design a whole-home lighting plan.

We add dimmers, timers, motion sensors, smart scenes, and efficient fixtures — indoors and outdoors — to cut bills and boost comfort and security.

It depends on type (standard, GFCI/AFCI, smart), access, and wiring path. You’ll get clear, upfront pricing before we start.

Yes — we use rated brace boxes, proper lifts, and balance blades so fans run quiet and fixtures hang secure, even on vaulted ceilings.

Absolutely. We add motion floods, soffit downlights, photocells, and smart schedules to keep walkways bright and bills low.

Yes — we install tamper-resistant USB/USB-C and smart receptacles so you can charge and control without bulky bricks.

Yes — licensed, bonded, and insured. We follow NEC and local code, pull permits when required, and meet inspection standards.

Every 3–5 years for older homes, sooner if you’re adding loads or noticing issues. Always inspect before buying or after major renovations.

Bathrooms, kitchens, laundry, garages, basements, outdoors, and any damp location. GFCI cuts power fast to prevent shock.

Yes — they usually indicate ungrounded wiring. We can add grounding or install GFCI-protected solutions that meet code.

GFCI protects people from shock in wet areas. AFCI detects dangerous arcing to prevent fires in living spaces. Newer codes often require both in different rooms.

Absolutely. We label every circuit, test detectors, and replace weak units so your family knows what’s what in an emergency.

Yes — NEMA 14-50 or hardwired Level 2. We check panel capacity, handle permits, and mount neatly with the right wire run and breaker size for your vehicle.

We run a load calculation to see if load management, a sub-panel, or a full upgrade makes sense. You’ll get options and pricing up front.

Yes — we install and program smart switches, dimmers, and scenes so you can control lights by phone, voice, or schedule.

Sure — we size conductors and breakers correctly, install the right receptacle, and label everything for easy use.

Smart switches and cameras work best with strong 2.4GHz coverage. We can advise on access points and clean power for outdoor gear.

Sometimes, with the correct adapter and load management — but a dedicated, correctly sized circuit is the safest and most convenient long-term solution.