Local contractor in 32246

Open splices in the attic can pose serious safety hazards. To address this, we installed junction boxes that secure and contain those connections, ensuring they are reliable and compliant with local codes. Each connection was meticulously verified for safety and integrity, providing peace of mind for the homeowner.

To enhance kitchen functionality, we installed a new receptacle in the upper cabinets for the vent hood fan. This solution ensures efficient air circulation and provides reliable power for the microwave, allowing for seamless cooking and ventilation.

To ensure efficient operation of irrigation controls, we installed a 1/2 inch EMT conduit and a four-square box housing a 15-amp GFCI outlet. This setup utilizes a garage door opener receptacle, providing a reliable power source for the irrigation system.

Replaced two damaged porch receptacles and installed new in-use covers. Re-secured GFCI receptacle in garage and verified proper operation upon completion.

The electrical setup in the shed was not compliant with the National Electric Code, necessitating a thorough update. We safely disconnected the hazardous power feeds and installed a dedicated 60 amp service to the shed. This included running new wiring, installing a sub panel for essential appliances, and ensuring proper grounding and voltage verification upon completion.

A malfunctioning double tap in the electrical panel can lead to serious issues. We performed a thorough repair, ensuring all connections were tightened and inspected for any damage. This meticulous approach guarantees safe and reliable electrical performance moving forward.

To enhance lighting quality and compliance, we retrofitted six 6-inch and two 4-inch can lights with new LED fixtures, ensuring improved color selection. Additionally, we installed four 1x4 flush mount LED fixtures in patient rooms to boost visibility and adjusted recessed lights in the hallway for better brightness. We also repaired a recessed light fixture in the bathroom and replaced standard receptacles near sinks with GFCI outlets for safety compliance, confirming proper voltage and operation upon completion.

To enhance the functionality of the kitchen nook area, we utilized the existing receptacle behind the cabinet drawers to power two new outlets. A single gang receptacle was installed on the right side, while a double gang receptacle was added on the left, providing ample access for various appliances and devices.