Local contractor in 32003

To ensure the office printer had a reliable power source, we installed a dedicated 20 amp circuit. This involved running new wiring from the electrical panel, ensuring compliance with safety codes and optimal performance. The result is a stable power supply for the printer, enhancing productivity in the office environment.

Lack of space for additional circuits necessitated the removal of the old electrical panel. We installed a new 40/80 ABB electrical panel with all new feeder breakers and included a whole home surge protector to enhance safety and functionality.

Responded to a complaint of nuisance tripping on the A/C breaker. Identified a loose connection in the electrical panel causing the issue. Re-terminated and secured the conductor connections. Inspected the outdoor A/C disconnect for tightness and damage.

Outdated ceiling fans were replaced with stylish, customer-supplied models in various locations, including three on the back porch and one each in the living room, kitchen, and bedroom. We also installed a fan-rated bracket box and ran necessary wiring to ensure full control over the new fans.

To accommodate the customer's need for additional cooling in the garage, we installed a dedicated circuit specifically for a deep freezer and fridge. This involved setting up two receptacles on the same circuit, strategically placing one near the corner of the garage wall and another about 8 ft down the wall. We also installed a Square D QO 20 amp tandem CTL type circuit breaker to support the new circuit effectively.

Several electrical issues were identified during the home inspection. We removed and replaced the existing surge protector and damaged outlet covers, installed three new 15 amp blue button AFCI breakers, and ensured all light fixtures were operational. Additionally, we corrected an open ground in the attic and replaced scorched outlets on the second floor, while also installing a new cover on the outside outlet.

Completed electrical corrections to address home inspection deficiencies. Replaced a damaged receptacle with corrected polarity and installed GFCI protection to extend coverage to exterior outlets. Verified proper voltage and operation upon completion.

Responded to a loss of power to the well pump. Identified damaged wiring and restored power.

Outdated ceiling fans posed a challenge in various areas of the home, necessitating a swap with stylish, customer-supplied units. We removed six old fans from the back porch, living room, kitchen, and bedroom, and safely installed a fan-rated bracket box. Additionally, we disconnected the old pool pump panel and ensured proper voltage and operation upon completion.

In a kids' play space that required updated lighting, we removed two eight-foot LED fixtures and smoothly replaced them with new, company-supplied fixtures at the same locations. Upon completion, we verified proper voltage and ensured full functionality of the new lights, enhancing the ambiance of the area.

While replacing a bulb on the front porch, a loose light fixture caused the pole to pull from its housing. We inspected the situation and found that the legs of the bezel had been dislodged. We secured the light fixture and installed a new bulb to restore functionality.

Outdated wiring posed a safety concern with the existing receptacles. We removed non-GFCI protected receptacles and reconfigured them to ensure all were part of the first circuit GFCI protected. We relocated the outdoor GFCI inside, adding a decor receptacle for convenient reuse. The fridge receptacle was upgraded to a GFCI, enhancing safety on the second circuit. Upon completion, we verified proper voltage and functionality.

We addressed the issue of a power loss to the living room and pool deck receptacles by inspecting the GFCI, which was found to be tripped. After resetting it and restoring power, we recommended replacing it with a new GFCI featuring indicator lights for easier status checks. Additionally, we installed caulk around the bell box to prevent water intrusion, added a customer-supplied solar light, and replaced smoke detectors with hardwired units. Lastly, we removed an old generator plug breaker and installed a whole home surge protector, verifying proper voltage and operation upon completion.

Outdated switches were replaced with elegant ivory options to harmonize with the home’s decor. We removed the old GFCI in the kitchen and upgraded it to an ivory model. In the laundry room, the existing light fixture was replaced with a customer-supplied fixture, and we bypassed two light fixtures with two bulbs each, totaling four bulbs.

Repaired the ungrounded receptacle identified in the home inspection report. Removed the receptacle, attached the previously disconnected grounding conductor using a pigtail jumper, and reinstalled the receptacle. Verified proper grounding and operation upon completion.

Replacing outdated lighting fixtures was a priority, so we removed the old fan in the living room and installed a new customer-supplied fan. In the dining room, we took down the previous chandelier and hung the new one using a swag hook to perfectly center it above the table. We also replaced the light fixture in the stairwell with another chandelier provided by the customer. To enhance the bedroom, we installed a back-to-back receptacle in the closet and troubleshot the ceiling fan on the back porch, completing the installation for optimal functionality.

Responded to a weekend emergency after the customer reported noises coming from the electrical panel. Located and tightened loose connections on the air handler circuit, eliminating the noise. Identified an undersized wire feeding the garage blower unit and returned to replace it with the properly sized wire. Verified proper operation after repairs were completed.

An outdated A/C disconnect posed safety issues, prompting the removal of the existing Federal Pacific disconnect and installation of a new non-fused disconnect. We also installed a dedicated circuit in the Cutler Hammer CH panel to power a new pump. The circuit was run under the house in a protective conduit to the pump location, and we wired the alarm and pump controller for optimal operation.

To enhance the bathroom’s lighting and functionality, we relocated the vanity light fixture to align perfectly with the sink area. Additionally, we removed the old switch and installed a customer-supplied dimmer, allowing for better control over the ambiance. This project significantly improved both the style and practicality of the bathroom lighting.

Installed a dedicated 15-amp circuit with a GFCI-protected receptacle to provide power for a new tankless water heater. Verified proper voltage and confirmed safe, reliable operation upon completion. This setup provides efficient and safe performance for the home’s hot water needs.

To improve the office lighting, we removed the existing fixtures and installed two new wall sconces to enhance the space's appearance and functionality. We also replaced the sconces at the reception desk and installed a new 8-foot light fixture in the kids' room. After installation, we verified proper voltage, tested all fixtures, and confirmed everything was operating safely and as intended.

Upon inspection, we identified a malfunctioning two-pole 20 amp breaker in the panel, which had failed and was impeding the water pump's operation. We promptly removed the faulty breaker and installed a new one, ensuring to verify the proper voltage afterwards for optimal functionality.

Diagnosed a failed two-pole 20-amp breaker supplying the water pump. Removed and replaced the defective breaker, then verified proper voltage and correct operation of the circuit.

Customer stated that when the breaker was turned on there was a spark and flash of light from behind the cover. Removed the panel cover and checked voltage and operation of breaker. The breaker would not reset. Removed the old breaker and replaced with a new one. Checked for proper voltage and operation of the circuit.

Customer had home inspection done and three issues were found. Inoperable gfci, missing bushing in electrical panel, and damaged A/C disconnect on side of home. We removed and replaced gfci, installed a bushing in electrical panel, and replaced the air conditioner disconnect.

Troubleshoot time clock that was intermittently working for pool pump and replace some inoperative light bulbs in oven.

Customer had an issue with the labeling of electrical panel. Identified the unknown circuits and relabeled panel.

Two damaged GFCI devices outside posed a safety risk, so we promptly removed and replaced them. We also meticulously checked all GFCI locations to ensure proper protection, guaranteeing compliance and safeguarding against electrical hazards.

A whole home rewire was necessary to ensure the safety and efficiency of the electrical system. We ran new branch circuits throughout the house and installed a new panel with updated breakers, including arc fault breakers and GFCI protection as required. Additionally, we upgraded switch boxes in bedrooms to two-gang setups for separate control of lights and fans and relocated receptacles to minimize sheetrock repair.

A new range required reliable power to operate efficiently. We installed a dedicated connection by hardwiring it into an existing junction box, ensuring safe and proper functionality. This setup enables the range to perform optimally for all cooking needs.