Electrical
What each electrical service involves, from the panel to the last switch plate, and what to expect from a licensed electrician.
Electrical work is mostly hidden: the panel in the garage, the cable in the walls, the box behind every fixture. The pages below describe each service: what it is, how a licensed electrician approaches it, and what separates work that passes inspection and stays trouble-free from work that only looks finished.
After a loss, the electrical system is often the first thing checked and the last thing closed up: a panel that sat in floodwater, circuits that ran through a burned wall, a service mast pulled loose by a fallen tree. A certified company brings licensed electricians, pulls the permits the local code requires, and coordinates with the other trades rebuilding the house.
9 services
Electrical panel upgrades
A new panel sized for how the house is used now, with room for what comes next.
Home rewiring
New grounded circuits through the house, replacing wiring that has reached the end of its life.
Lighting installation
Recessed lights, pendants, under-cabinet and outdoor fixtures, wired and placed to a plan.
Ceiling fan installation
A fan hung from a rated box and brace, balanced and controlled from the wall.
Outlet and switch installation
New receptacles and switches, protected where the code requires it, placed where you need them.
EV charger installation
A dedicated circuit and a wall-mounted charger, placed where the car parks.
Standby generator installation
A generator on a pad outside that starts on its own when the power goes out.
Whole-home surge protection
A surge device at the panel that takes the hit before it reaches your appliances.
Smart home wiring
Wired network and control runs to the rooms that need them, from one organized enclosure.
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