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The existing meter posed compliance issues, leading us to replace it with a new meter main that meets current code requirements. We installed a rigid conduit to ensure the service line has proper clearance as it penetrates the roof, then ran a four conductor service line to the designated panel location. In addition, we removed the outdated Zinsco panel and installed a 200 amp ABB electrical panel equipped with appropriately sized feeder breakers and a whole-home surge protector, aligning with code standards.

Performed electrical repairs and updates to improve the safety and reliability of the home's electrical system. Verified proper voltage and operation upon completion.

Responded to tenant reported electrical issues. Diagnosed a flickering closet light caused by a faulty bulb, which was replaced. Installed GFCI protection for a kitchen receptacle that was not properly protected. Removed an unused island receptacle that could not be safely energized and installed a blank cover for safety. Verified proper voltage and operation upon completion.

Completed electrical remodel work including panel relocation, new circuits, lighting, switches, receptacles, and code corrections throughout the home.

To ensure the water softener operated safely, we installed a GFCI receptacle complete with a bell box and an in-use cover. Utilizing the power that feeds the nearby pump, we verified proper voltage and operation upon completion, ensuring optimal performance for the homeowner’s water system.

The need for light upgrades throughout the home led to the removal of existing fixtures, followed by the installation of customer-supplied ones. We also deleted the tiki lighting in the backyard and installed a new switch in the bedroom for the light control. Additionally, we removed wires connected to the deleted spa, placed a doorbell transformer in the attic, and installed a customer-supplied Ring doorbell, along with a Ring floodlight camera on the back of the home.

Cloth wiring flagged by insurance required an inspection of the electrical system. Upon investigation, we found old knob and tube wiring in the attic, which is no longer active. The electrical panel contained cloth wiring with a thermoplastic coating in good condition, while unused cloth-wrapped wires were safely capped off.

The stove tripped the breaker due to improper wiring. We discovered it was connected with 6/2 wire, lacking a neutral, with an unsafe ground-to-neutral jumper. After confirming the unit's requirements, we replaced the wiring with new 6/3 Romex to ensure proper functionality and compliance with safety standards. The stove is now properly configured for optimal performance.

Outdated receptacles posed a safety risk in the home, prompting us to remove all non-grounded three-prong receptacles and replace them with code-compliant two-prong options. We also corrected the breaker panel by replacing four 15 amp single pole breakers and a tandem 15 amp Square D Homeline breaker. Additionally, we repaired a bathroom receptacle and installed a GFCI for enhanced safety, along with installing a two-gang blank plate and rerouted wiring in the kitchen to maintain receptacle access.

Completed electrical repairs to correct items identified during the inspection. Work included updating circuit protection, replacing defective and non-compliant devices, correcting wiring issues, organizing and labeling the electrical panel, and removing unsafe electrical components. All repairs were completed to improve the safety and reliability of the electrical system. Verified proper voltage and operation upon completion.

Customer called stating their water heater breaker was making a sizzling noise. Upon arrival customer stated they had recently replaced the elements and when they reset the breaker it began sizzling. Removed and replaced the 30 amp water heater breaker. Discovered a challenger breaker and advised customer to replace due to fire hazard. Removed and replaced a 15 amp breaker. Corrected double tapped neutrals while working in the panel.

To ensure safety and modern efficiency, we replaced all cloth-wrapped wiring throughout the home, focusing on three upstairs bedrooms, the dining room, living room, upstairs bathroom, and hallway. Additionally, we installed 12 recessed 6” wafer lights in the bedrooms, along with 6 fixtures in the living room and 5 fixtures in the dining room, providing enhanced illumination as per the customer's style preference for Decora devices.

Moved the range receptacle to accommodate the narrow tolerances of the new range.

Replaced damaged service conductors from the meter to the main electrical panel due to water intrusion that compromised the neutral. Verified proper voltage and restored safe electrical operation upon completion.

The customer reported the dryer circuit was repeatedly tripping and the dryer would not operate. After diagnosing the issue, we found an improperly installed and deteriorated feeder supplying the laundry shed. We installed a new underground feeder, ran new wiring from the home's electrical panel to the laundry shed, and completed all required connections. The new circuit was tested, proper voltage was verified, and the dryer was restored to safe, reliable operation.

The electrical panel was found to be cluttered and disorganized, making service access difficult. We removed excess wiring and reorganized the panel layout to improve clarity, accessibility, and overall safety. Additionally, we installed a dedicated circuit from the main panel to the tankless water heater located at the rear of the home, ensuring a reliable and properly supported power supply.

Disconnected the existing hardwired electric range and installed a new 4-prong receptacle to accommodate the customer's new appliance. Verified proper voltage, tested the new outlet for safe operation, and set the appliance clock before completing the service.