Electrical Installations

If you're thinking of installing wall sconces at either side of your bed to allow for easier nighttime reading, you may want to consider having us install an outlet where it will be mounted. Otherwise, you'll have unsightly cords draping down your wall.

It is a good idea to have a dedicated circuit for each large appliance in your kitchen, such as the stove, refrigerator, and dishwasher. Countertop outlets for small kitchen appliances should have two 20-amp branch circuits, and all outlets should be protected with G.F.C.I. breakers.

Have you been thinking about buying an older home in the area to use as rental property? Keep in mind that you'll have to replace the wiring if it isn't up to code prior to renting it out. If you need someone to ensure the wiring is in legal condition, we're here for you.

Have you ever had a DIY project around the house go horribly wrong? It happens to us all and usually just requires a little extra time to repair. When dealing with your electricity, a DIY project gone wrong could be a fire or shock hazard.

When you're having remodeling work done in your home, it's important to understand the experience of the people you have working. While a general contractor may be familiar with wiring, it's best to bring in an experienced electrician to handle any electrical work.

Not sure whether you need to upgrade your electrical panel for your home? This depends on whether it can still provide ample power. If you have built a large addition or installed central air, for instance, then it may be time to upgrade.

Unfortunately, dealing with electrical issues in your home can be a time-consuming chore - especially when you don't deal with them often. When you simply don't have time to do it yourself, we're here for you.