Local contractor in 32043

Installed three customer-supplied ceiling fans in the designated bedrooms. Added a new receptacle for a bidet in the primary bathroom by utilizing the existing bedroom circuit. Verified proper voltage and operation upon completion.

To ensure optimal airflow, we removed three fans from the kitchen/dining area and the living room. Additionally, we addressed the non-illuminating light in the front foyer. After confirming that the socket had the proper voltage, we replaced the bulbs, restoring functionality to the light fixture.

Removed the failed transformer after signs of overheating were observed, including smoke residue on the wall above the unit. Installed a new transformer, made all electrical connections, and verified proper voltage and operation to ensure the system was functioning safely and reliably.

A need for enhanced lighting on the back of the house led to the installation of a customer-supplied flood light on the screen porch. We expertly centered the light and utilized the switch leg from the existing fan box, running 14/2 Romex to connect to the white bell box, ensuring optimal functionality and aesthetics.

To accommodate the new dryer installation, we installed a dedicated dryer circuit in the home, ensuring it met all electrical codes for safety and efficiency. This upgrade provides reliable power for optimal dryer performance.

Due to safety concerns and insurance requirements, we removed the existing 200 amp Challenger panel, which posed a fire hazard. We installed a new ABB/GE panel equipped with new feeder breakers and a whole home surge protector. Additionally, we installed smoke detectors in each bedroom and living space where none were present, enhancing safety throughout the home.

To ensure reliable power for the appliances, we installed two dedicated 20 amp circuits for the freezer and fridge. Additionally, we added outlets behind the television while tapping into an existing circuit in the garage for convenience. This solution provides ample power and easy access for the homeowner's needs.

Power issues to the outside island were resolved by replacing a non-functional GFCI due to water intrusion with a weather-resistant model. A TV receptacle was installed behind the outdoor television, and an exhaust fan was reinstalled in the pool bathroom. Additionally, a new 2-gang box in the kitchen facilitated a dimmer switch for under-cabinet lighting, alongside a dedicated circuit for a coffee bar in the pantry.

A power outage in the daughter's room led us to inspect the adjoining outlet. Upon investigation, we discovered that the neutral wire had come loose from the back of the outlet. We secured the wire properly and confirmed that both outlets in the rooms were functioning correctly and providing proper voltage.

Power loss to the kitchen outlet and vent hood prompted an investigation. We found a loose connection on a dining room outlet, which we tightened while also removing a damaged wire piece. In the garage, we installed a junction box and connected the necessary wires to restore power to the outlets and make the lights operational again.

The customer requested the installation of a new 50-ampere range outlet in the kitchen to accommodate the second stove, which is located adjacent to the original stove. The outlet was installed via the attic to ensure a seamless installation behind the range. Additionally, a new 50-amp Siemens breaker was installed.

A dedicated circuit and subpanel were installed on the rear of the house for the hot tub. The wiring was extended to the hot tub, and minor modifications were made to enhance the durability and safety of the electrical connections.

To enhance electrical service, we installed a 60 amp feed to the water pump and shed, utilizing existing conduit to tie into the 400 amp feed on the home's exterior. A 6x6x4 Carlon box replaced the bell box, while we installed a sub panel for the well pump and garage, ensuring all connections meet code. For the treadmill power, we connected it to a 20 amp GFCI on the back of the home, mounting a bell box on the master bedroom’s exterior and installing a receptacle inside. Additionally, we ran a 100 amp mobile home trailer wire from the 400 amp meter main in the customer-supplied conduit to install a main breaker panel at the trailer pole. The power from the meter main will remain disconnected until the utility company safely removes power to the pole to prevent backfeeding.

Upgraded the kitchen fluorescent fixture with LED bypass bulbs and replaced a worn GFCI receptacle that was causing nuisance tripping. Verified proper voltage and operation upon completion.

Poor lighting can disrupt the comfort of a home, especially when 3 and 4-way switches fail to function. We diagnosed the issue and expertly troubleshot the switching mechanism, successfully restoring the non-functional lighting to ensure a well-lit environment once again.

Replaced outdated fluorescent lighting by removing the old ballast and bulbs, and installing new energy-efficient LED bypass bulbs. Replaced a malfunctioning GFCI outlet in the kitchen to resolve nuisance tripping and improve functionality for ease of use.

Customer’s fan light would no longer operate. Removed old fan and installed new fan.

An outdated 30 amp receptacle required replacement to accommodate growing needs. We replaced it with a new 50 amp RV receptacle and installed a disconnect at the rear of the building. A new 50 amp breaker was installed, along with 6/3 wire routed through a carflex to the disconnect and receptacle. Additionally, we removed and replaced a crushed disconnect with a new 60 amp pull-out model. After finishing the installation, we verified proper voltage and operation to ensure everything functioned optimally.

When a well pump lost power due to trencher damage, we promptly assessed the situation. After locating the severed wires, we implemented a temporary patch to restore functionality, ensuring the water pump could operate until the upcoming contractor project was completed.

Corrected a double-tap condition in the electrical panel identified during a home inspection. Inspected and tightened panel connections, then verified safe and proper operation.

Corrected a double-tap condition identified during a four-point insurance inspection. By securing and properly terminating the connections, we ensured the safety and functionality of the electrical system. This meticulous attention to detail helps prevent potential future issues and enhances the overall reliability of the home’s wiring.

To ensure the pool heater operated safely and efficiently, we ran a dedicated electrical circuit and installed a 50 amp GFCI breaker disconnect. This setup provides the necessary protection and power supply, enhancing the overall safety and functionality of the pool heating system.

Power was lost to the porch area, prompting us to investigate the issue. We discovered that the GFI outlet in the garage had tripped. After resetting the GFI, we confirmed the circuit was functioning correctly, restoring power to the porch.

Upon arrival, we diagnosed a loss of power between the utility pedestal and the home's main electrical panel. To restore service, we installed new 2-inch conduit, pulled in new feeder conductors, and established a new connection between the pedestal and the panel. After completing the installation, we verified proper voltage at both the pedestal and the main panel, successfully restoring safe and reliable power to the home.

An issue with the doorbell transformer resulted in it not functioning properly. We identified the problem and replaced the faulty transformer, ensuring timely notifications for the homeowner. Additionally, we addressed a malfunctioning three-way switch, inspecting and resolving the wiring issues for seamless operation. The electrical issues were efficiently troubleshot and solved, restoring functionality to both systems.

A dead short in the float switch was causing the GFCI to trip immediately. We diagnosed the issue, trenched from the back of the home to the lift station, and ran new power. A new GFCI with an in-use cover was then installed to ensure reliable operation of the lift station.