Local contractor in 32065

Experiencing power loss in both the bathroom and garage, we identified the issue upon arrival. A damaged GFCI outlet in the garage was replaced with a new unit. Additionally, we found that a faulty steamer was causing the power issues in the bathroom. We resolved both problems efficiently.

Outdated receptacles and in-use covers on the home's exterior needed replacement for improved safety and aesthetics. We carefully removed the old units and installed new receptacles in locations selected by the homeowner. After installation, we verified the proper voltage and operation to ensure everything functions flawlessly.

A GFCI outlet in the garage was malfunctioning, causing inconvenience for the homeowner. We systematically troubleshot the issue, identified the faulty outlet, and repaired it to restore safe electrical functionality.

Troubleshot and repaired inoperative kitchen light switches by replacing faulty switches and installing a new two-gang cover plate. Replaced fluorescent bulbs in the kitchen with new bypass LED bulbs. Removed and installed a new customer-supplied dining room chandelier and replaced the back porch ceiling fan with a customer-supplied flush mount light fixture. Replaced a faulty dusk-to-dawn sensor on the exterior of the home and adjusted the coach light sockets to improve bulb contact. Verified proper voltage and operation upon completion.

To enable efficient charging of a Tesla electric vehicle, we installed a dedicated 50 amp circuit for a Level 2 charger. This involved assessing the electrical system, ensuring compliance with local codes, and executing a secure installation that enhances overall charging performance. After completing the setup, the charger was fully operational, ready for immediate use.

Removed and replaced the existing ceiling fans in the living room and Florida room with new fixtures. Verified proper voltage and operation upon completion.

Responded to a tripping breaker issue. Inspected the electrical panel and determined the breaker was functioning properly. Traced the fault to a receptacle where the ground conductor had come into contact with the hot conductor, creating a short circuit. Corrected the wiring, restored the circuit, and verified proper voltage and operation upon completion.

The main breaker in the home was tripping due to loose connections. We arrived and discovered that the nuts securing the breaker to the meter connection were completely loose, causing the thermal overload. After tightening all connections and ensuring the panel was properly secured, we resolved the issue effectively.

To ensure safe operation of the new pool heater, we installed a dedicated 50 amp circuit connected to the side of the home. Additionally, we set up a 50 amp GFCI breaker disconnect equipped with an 8-foot whip for efficient and reliable power supply. This installation enhances safety while allowing for optimal heater performance.

To ensure the pool heater operates efficiently, we installed a dedicated 50 amp circuit at the side of the home. We also set up a 50 amp GFCI breaker disconnect, complete with an 8-foot whip, providing a safe and compliant power source for optimal heating performance.

Troubleshot intermittent Tesla charger breaker trips.

Intermittent power issues with the refrigerator prompted us to investigate the source of the problem. Upon inspection, we discovered the unit was connected to a malfunctioning GFCI outlet. We safely removed the faulty outlet and replaced it with a new one, successfully restoring consistent power to the refrigerator.

Flickering lights in the living room and craft room prompted a thorough inspection, revealing connection issues caused by outdated romex wiring and trailer-style receptacles. We addressed this by removing nine receptacles and one switch, replacing them with modern standard boxes and devices for secure connections. Additionally, we installed two Eaton 20 tandems to establish dedicated circuits in the craft room, accommodating future loads from various computers and craft machines.

Insurance required a thorough inspection of the electrical panels, which revealed six breakers needing replacement. We promptly replaced the faulty breakers and ensured all connections were tight and voltage levels were correct. During the inspection, we confirmed that there were no recall notices associated with the Square D QO panels.

The water heater was experiencing nuisance tripping due to undersized breakers in the panel. We replaced the problematic 60 amp breaker and adjusted the unit's settings from a 120 amp draw to 100. Additionally, we removed two 60 amp breakers and upgraded them to 70 amp breakers to ensure optimal performance.

The upstairs bonus room experienced a power outage, requiring immediate attention. Upon investigation, we found that the wires feeding the circuit to the outlet were disconnected. We reconnected the wires, ensuring proper voltage and functionality, then confirmed that the outlet was operating as intended.

Experiencing a loss of power in the guest bedroom, we inspected all outlets and identified a broken neutral wire along the circuit. After determining the previous siding replacement was the cause, we removed the damaged section, installed a cut-in box on the exterior wall, and rewired the connection to restore power to the outlets and light fixture.

Upon arrival, we discovered that the arc fault breaker had tripped. We reset the breaker, ensuring that proper voltage was restored. Next, we meticulously checked all electrical connections in the panel for tightness and conducted a thorough inspection for any discrepancies, ensuring optimal functionality.

Two malfunctioning light fixtures were removed and replaced, enhancing lighting over the desk and front counter.

We installed two ceiling fans provided by the customer. After the installation, we verified the proper voltage and ensured both fans were operating effectively, providing comfort and efficiency for the home's upper level.

Remove old Siemens failing panel and replace with new 40/80 GE Panel.

Customer called and explained that their under cabinet lighting was out in some spots. Upon arrival discovered some damaged connections. Removed damaged connections and installed new connectors. Verified proper operation.

Upon investigation, we found that the microwave was intermittently tripping the breaker. We confirmed that both the breaker and receptacle were functioning properly. As the microwave was deemed beyond repair, we recommended a replacement to ensure safe and reliable operation.

Install new EV charger receptacle in garage to left of water heater.

Customer stated 3 way switch did not function correctly and tripped breaker. Upon investigation found ground wire touching hot terminal on switch and 3 way switch downstairs was inoperable.

Troubleshoot tripped breaker and crackling when reset upon deeper investigation found that all connections were loose. Corrective action tighten and secure all connections.

The installation of bathroom lighting needed an update for both aesthetics and functionality. We removed the existing fixtures and installed the new customer-supplied fixtures, ensuring a seamless fit. Additionally, we installed a box for one fixture that was previously installed without proper support, enhancing safety and stability.

A malfunctioning stove raised concerns that required investigation. We discovered a short within the unit itself, ensuring the power supply was operational. During the inspection of the bedroom outlet, we found a ground connection that had not been properly secured and promptly rectified the issue for enhanced safety.

Customer reported a warming sensation of the wall and surrounding areas near the panel location. Upon inspection, the breaker screws were confirmed to be tight, and the neutral and ground connections were secure. We thoroughly checked the condition of all connections and wires but were unable to identify any issues during the inspection. Contributing factors may include insufficient insulation in the walls or plumbing, as well as direct sunlight exposure to the walls.

Replaced existing 200-amp electrical panel to accommodate additional circuit requirements. Installed new feeder breakers and a whole-home surge protector. Added dedicated circuits for two lift stations, including a 20-amp circuit on one side of the home and a 30-amp two-pole circuit on the opposite side.