Local contractor in 32073

Power was lost in the living room and sunroom due to a dead short in a receptacle located beneath the living room shelves. After identifying the issue, we wrapped all receptacles with tape for safety and restored power by turning on the re-installed breaker.

A dated chandelier in the formal dining room was replaced with a stylish new fixture provided by the customer. We also removed the existing pendants and round boxes in five locations, installing the customer-supplied light fixtures in their place. Additionally, three old coach lights were removed from the front of the house and replaced with new fixtures, enhancing the home's curb appeal. The old ceiling fan in the bedroom and the fan-chandelier in the living room were also replaced with modern customer-supplied options, creating a fresh and updated atmosphere throughout the home.

The light in the closet was not functioning as expected. Upon inspection, it was discovered that the switch was back-stabbed. We removed the wires, added a J-hook, re-installed the connections on the switch, and now the light is fully operational.

A loss of power to a garage receptacle was reported. Upon investigation, we found that power was present in the attic junction box, but a melted wire nut was compromising the connection. After cutting into the garage ceiling to access the junction box, we employed Alumicon connectors to safely join the aluminum and copper wires. Power was restored, and the access point was closed with a two-gang blank plate.

To enhance safety around the bathtub, we installed a new 15-amp dedicated circuit from the Square D QO panel to an ivory GFCI. We also replaced a single-gang box with a new two-gang box and ran switch legs to the mirror and newly installed dimmable wafers. Finally, we verified proper voltage and operation for all fixtures.

Removed and replaced two damaged Decora switches with new devices. Verified proper voltage and operation upon completion.

To enhance outdoor lighting and functionality, we installed a customer-provided outside floodlight on the backyard gable and an additional light above the laundry room door on the soffit. We also set up two gang pop-in boxes in the laundry room for switches controlling the new gable light and the laundry exit light, drawing power from the garage door opener. A round bell box was mounted on the back porch to facilitate the transition of the old light to the new covered patio, and we installed the customer-provided light fixture on the porch roof. Additionally, we installed a receptacle and bell box on the back porch, utilizing existing power, and replaced the pendants in the master bathroom with new customer-provided fixtures at the desired height.

An outdated electrical panel was replaced with a new ABB 30/60 slot panel, along with installing all new feeder breakers. Additionally, a whole home surge protector was included for enhanced safety. Smoke detectors were installed in each bedroom, hallway, and living room to ensure a comprehensive safety upgrade throughout the home.

The existing Federal Pacific panel was removed due to concerns about its lost UL listing and potential fire hazards. A new 150 amp GE panel was installed, complete with all new feeder breakers, and a whole home surge protector was added.

To ensure safe operation of the jetted tub, we installed a dedicated 15 amp GFCI circuit. Additionally, we incorporated a 20 amp Square D Homeline tandem breaker in the electrical panel, providing the necessary space for the new GFCI breaker. This upgrade enhances both safety and functionality in the home.

To accommodate the new toilet installation, we expertly tied into the existing circuit in the attic. This allowed us to efficiently run power down the wall and install a GFCI outlet, ensuring safe and reliable access to electricity for the toilet's operation.

Experiencing a loss of power in the living room, we quickly identified a loose connection after removing the outlet. We replaced the faulty outlet and checked the power in the adjacent room, confirming stability there. Inspecting the switch box, we found the switches were linked to the outlets. Lastly, we resolved the issue by removing a damaged breaker and installing a new Eaton breaker.

To enhance the functionality of the back office, we installed a new receptacle for an office station using a nearby junction box. Alongside this, we set up a data drop positioned next to the receptacle by utilizing an existing coil above the drop ceiling. We relocated four data drops from the conference room, consolidating them into a single data box on the left side of the wall beneath the TV. Each end of the data drops was marked and bundled neatly in the data room. Finally, we verified proper voltage and operational functionality upon completion.

In response to a tree branch falling onto the power line drop, the meter main and riser were removed and replaced due to damage. Guy wire was subsequently installed to support the line drop and enhance its durability.

Diagnosed and resolved the issue of power loss to the guest and master bathrooms. During the investigation, it was discovered that the GFCI outlet in the garage was non-functional. The outlet was removed, replaced, and subsequently restored power to the affected areas.

Troubleshot the loss of power affecting the bathroom receptacles. Upon inspection, determined the garage GFCI receptacle had failed due to wear and was no longer functioning, causing the downstream bathroom outlets to lose power. Removed the defective GFCI and installed a new GFCI receptacle, restoring power and providing proper ground-fault protection. Verified correct voltage, tested GFCI operation, and confirmed all affected receptacles were functioning properly upon completion.

The installation of coach lights and floodlights on the exterior of the residents’ premises was completed. Additionally, lights were installed on each level of the patio. A receptacle on the second story was troubleshooted to ensure proper functionality.

The breaker failing to reset indicated an issue with the water heater. Upon inspection, we found that the lower element had shorted to ground. We disconnected the faulty element and confirmed that the breaker was functioning correctly. After resetting the breaker, the customer now has access to hot water once again.

A dedicated circuit was required for the new oven installation. We successfully installed a 25 amp 10/3 dedicated circuit and a 4 square junction box for the appliance whip connection. Additionally, we repositioned the cooktop wire for optimal placement and installed a new 40 amp breaker for the cooktop, ensuring proper voltage and functionality upon completion.

To optimize the performance of the new mini split A/C unit, we installed a dedicated 25 amp circuit with a new 25 amp GE breaker. Additionally, we provided a 6 ft whip from the disconnect to the A/C condensing unit and verified proper voltage and operation upon completion.

Electrical problems can disrupt daily life, so we promptly addressed issues by troubleshooting and efficiently removing two faulty GFCI devices, ensuring they were replaced with fully functioning units. Additionally, we enhanced illumination by installing six LED ballast bypass bulbs within three fixtures, placing two in the kitchen and four in the garage for improved energy efficiency and brightness.

A damaged 200 amp Murray panel posed a significant concern that required attention. We expertly removed the old panel and replaced it with a new G.E. panel equipped with all-new feeder breakers. To enhance safety and protect the home’s electrical systems, we also installed a whole home surge protector, ensuring a robust and reliable setup for future use.