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The dimmer switch in the foyer was malfunctioning due to the light fixture not being rated for dimming. We replaced it with a standard Decora switch to prevent issues. Additionally, we installed a cassette switch in the kitchen for convenient access from the opposite side of the wall. Finally, we verified the voltage and ensured everything operated correctly.

To accommodate the installation of a new jetted tub in the master bathroom, a dedicated 20 amp circuit was expertly installed with an appropriate receptacle. Additionally, a Square D QO dual function breaker was placed in the panel to ensure safe and efficient operation. This setup enhances the bathroom's electrical capacity, allowing for optimal performance of the new tub.

Completed repairs to correct electrical deficiencies identified during the home inspection. Work included repairing an improper conductor termination in the electrical panel and replacing smoke detectors that had reached the end of their service life. Verified proper voltage and operation upon completion.

To enhance the functionality of the back bedroom, we expertly installed a 20 amp dedicated circuit specifically for a treadmill. We also corrected improperly installed conduit on the back wall and installed a 300-watt landscape transformer and set up eight low voltage landscape lights around the pool area, creating a beautifully lit outdoor environment.

Completed electrical work for the bathroom remodel, including installing new dedicated circuits, relocating existing wiring, adding new lighting and lighting controls, installing accent lighting, providing power for new equipment, and relocating the exhaust fan.

Updated the existing lighting by converting fluorescent fixtures to ballast bypass LED lighting, replacing aged diffuser panels, installing a new retrofit LED fixture above the sink, and replacing the existing switch with a dimmer for improved lighting control.

Diagnosed tripping breaker caused by a faulty timer on an extension cord and removed defective device. Installed a dedicated 20-amp circuit for the garage refrigerator and verified proper operation.

Following a lightning strike event, we inspected the electrical panel to ensure everything was functioning properly. After a thorough examination, we found no issues of concern. To safeguard against future incidents, we installed a surge protector and verified the system’s voltage and operation, ensuring everything was in optimal condition.

Troubleshot the loss of power to the irrigation pump receptacle. Upon inspection, an improper 240-volt single receptacle was found near the disconnect and removed. Verified 240 volts at the disconnect and confirmed power to the contactor. Installed a new whip from the contactor to the pump and verified proper operation.

We addressed the need for better lighting and electrical safety in the garage by installing a switch leg and two 2-foot fixtures. Additionally, we installed a receptacle in a 2-gang box with a switch for garage lights and a refrigerator. In the bedroom, we added a high receptacle above the TV, minimizing tripping hazards from cords. Lastly, we replaced the wiring for the coach lights in the garage, installed conduit for protection, and reinstalled the lights for enhanced functionality.

Upon assessing the electrical issues in the residence, we found a faulty GFCI outlet in the kitchen, which we promptly replaced. The wall outlet behind the couch turned out to be a switched outlet, and we confirmed that all upstairs outlets were functional.

Inconsistent lighting was an issue in the home due to faulty switches. We installed 5 three-way switches and 8 single-pole switches, effectively restoring functionality and ensuring reliable control over the home's lighting. Now, the homeowner can enjoy a fully operational electrical system.

A new circuit was installed for the Tesla charger beneath the panel.

To enhance the lighting in their home, we installed customer-supplied light fixtures in designated areas. This included three outdoor lights and five indoor fixtures. Additionally, we installed a switch leg for the closet light and a keyless pull chain fixture. Finally, we verified that the voltage and operation were correct after completing the installation.

To enhance the electrical safety in the guest house kitchen, we installed a ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI). Additionally, we equipped three outdoor receptacles in the pool cabana area with outdoor-rated covers. We addressed a double tap issue by adding a 20 amp GE breaker to the panel, and we removed and blanked off two bullseye receptacles in the garage. Lastly, we installed 3/4” plugs in two outdoor bell boxes on the back of the house.