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Two faulty 20 amp female end receptacle cord caps were posing a risk of electrical issues. We promptly removed the old caps and replaced them with new, high-quality units, ensuring a secure and reliable connection for the customer's electrical setup. The replacement enhances safety and functionality, giving the customer peace of mind.

To accommodate the customer's needs for additional electrical capacity, we installed a dedicated 20 amp receptacle below the electrical panel. This installation ensures reliable power for high-demand appliances, enhancing both safety and functionality in the space. The new receptacle provides convenient access for various electrical devices, optimizing the customer's electrical system.

To enhance the ambiance in the conference room, we installed two customer-supplied lights above the conference room table. Additionally, we added a ceiling grid switch along with a 120v receptacle, ensuring easy control and functionality for the new lighting setup.

Two air handlers had their conduits improperly installed too close to the roof decking, leading to damage from roof screws. We removed the damaged conduit and wire, installed four junction boxes, and connected new conduit between them. New wiring was pulled in the affected areas, and we verified phasing and conducted a full circuit check to ensure there were no additional shorts.

Several fixtures were found to be non-functional, prompting our visit to address the issue. We disconnected the ballast and rewired the fixtures to accommodate ballast bypass bulbs, installing 12 new bulbs in total. Additionally, we corrected faulty electrical connections in the lighting system, ensuring optimal performance.

Installed seven customer-supplied chandeliers at the customer's selected locations, setting each fixture to a finished hanging height of 76 inches from the floor. Six chandeliers were connected to existing electrical power, while one chandelier was installed in the outdoor area without an available power source, per the customer's request. Additionally, adjusted the hanging height of six existing chandeliers to the customer's desired height of 76 inches. Verified proper voltage, secure installation, and correct operation of all powered fixtures upon completion.

Responded to a loss of power affecting the office area. Diagnosed the issue as a tripped breaker that could not fully reset due to improperly installed breaker ties. Reset the breaker, restored power to the affected circuit, and verified proper voltage and operation upon completion.

To enhance lighting efficiency, we removed existing T5 fluorescent fixtures and replaced them with the customer-supplied LED lighting in the same locations. Additionally, we installed a splitter on the existing data port on the back wall and ran new data drops to the laptop location and the area between shelving. We also installed power on the back wall for a television, along with an HDMI port next to the outlet, allowing easy connection to a laptop.

Dryer Power Troubleshooting

Dryer Power Troubleshooting

The existing breaker was undersized, leading to repeated nuisance tripping. We replaced it with a 3-phase 25 amp breaker and installed it in the panel, ensuring a reliable power supply for the customer's needs and reducing any future interruptions.

To enhance the functionality of the conference room, we installed a dedicated circuit and receptacle for the mini fridge while also replacing standard switches with 0-10V dimmer switches for improved office lighting control. In the cubicle and sales areas, we added additional dimmer locations and wiring. A dedicated 20-amp circuit was created for the break room microwave to prevent nuisance tripping. In the break room, we implemented a TV power solution featuring a recessed data box, receptacle, and hidden cord pathway. Additionally, we installed conduit and a junction box for the R&D room's lighting controls and integrated the customer's supplied Cromadim LED lighting, dimmers, and ballast according to the specified layout. Adjustments to the ceiling grid in the R&D room were made to align the new lighting fixtures perfectly. Finally, we verified the entire system's proper operation upon completion.

The existing electrical setup in the break room lacked a safe power source for appliances near the sink. We installed a 20 amp GFCI outlet using the dedicated circuit from an old drinking fountain, ensuring compliance with safety standards. This enhancement provides reliable and safe electricity for a variety of kitchen needs.

Troubleshooting the pole lights revealed a critical issue: a dead short in the 480 circuit connected to the pole near the church. After isolating the circuit and inspecting the hand holes, we identified a short within the pole, likely in one of the shoe boxes. Additionally, some LED lights on other poles had chewed wires, disconnecting them. Once the problematic pole was disconnected, power was restored, and the lights illuminated.

Outdated lighting fixtures were hindering the functionality of the office spaces and showroom, so we expertly removed and replaced forty-nine 2x4 lay-ins with customer-provided fixtures. Additionally, we removed the bulbs and ballast from the warehouse, installing sixteen UFO high bay lights in the approximate locations of the old fixtures. We also unwired two non-functional light fixtures in the warehouse to enhance efficiency.

We addressed the need for power supply in three cubicle locations by identifying suitable circuits and leaving electrical whips in the ceiling for the furniture installation. In the conference room, power was relocated for a television setup. After the furniture company failed to connect power, we returned to ensure all connections were properly wired and functioning at the correct voltage.

Installed nine customer-supplied high bay lights in three rows of three to provide efficient lighting throughout the space. Added the necessary wiring, conduit, and junction boxes, along with a Caséta smart switch location for convenient lighting control from the front entrance. Verified proper voltage and operation upon completion.

Outdated recessed lighting can diminish the overall appeal of a space. We removed the existing recessed lights and seamlessly installed new, customer-supplied lights in their original locations, ensuring an updated and stylish look that enhances the room's ambiance. Our careful installation process guarantees optimal performance for every fixture.

Completed electrical repairs identified during the inspection. Safed off an unused spa circuit by capping the exposed conductors inside the electrical panel. Corrected double-tapped neutral conductors by relocating each neutral to its own terminal on the neutral bar. Verified the panel was safe and code compliant upon completion.

Outdated lighting was affecting the office environment, so we removed the existing fixtures and installed LED fixtures supplied by the customer. This upgrade not only enhances illumination but also improves energy efficiency throughout the workspace. The final result is a brighter and more sustainable office atmosphere.

Install customer-supplied LED tape lighting and track in the conference room, along with drivers, conduit, and associated wiring. Replace the conference room light switch with a low-voltage dimmer and install the required low-voltage wiring. Replace conference room receptacles and covers with new white devices. In the restrooms, replace four switches, two GFCI receptacles, and all covers with new white devices.

During the due diligence inspection, we meticulously examined the electrical systems across each building, identifying potential hazards and inefficiencies. Every issue discovered was carefully documented, resulting in a comprehensive list presented to the customer for informed decision-making. This thorough approach ensures all electrical concerns are addressed efficiently.

To enhance functionality and safety in the restrooms, we installed four recessed receptacles for mirrors in both the women's and men's bathrooms. Additionally, we set up circuits in two gang boxes near the vanity to protect these switched receptacles with GFCI. In the conference room and three offices, we removed outdated ivory receptacles and switches, replacing them with new white 20 amp fixtures. Finally, we installed low voltage wiring and a dimmer in the far left office for improved lighting control.

Installed new power for two 3-phase air handler units, including new breakers, EMT conduit, junction box, and non-fused disconnects. Completed the installation with flexible whips to each unit and verified proper operation upon completion.

Removed the existing 200-amp electrical panel after it was identified by the homeowner's insurance carrier as a potential hazard. Installed a new 200-amp panel, transferred all existing circuits, and verified proper operation to provide a safe, reliable, and code-compliant electrical system.

Irrigation system interruptions were causing frustration due to nuisance tripping, affecting the garage refrigerator's functionality. We installed a dedicated circuit specifically for the refrigerator, eliminating the electrical conflict and ensuring both systems operate smoothly without disruptions.