Electrical Services | Gainesville GA

Emergency Electrical Service: Arrived to diagnose a standby generator that failed to operate during a recent power outage. Inspected electrical connections, transfer switch, and control systems. Corrected wiring issues, reset controls, performed startup testing, and verified proper automatic power transfer.

Electrical Repair: Arrived on-site to repair damaged electrical wiring discovered during troubleshooting. Removed compromised wiring, installed new conductors, secured connections, restored power, and tested the circuit to ensure safe and reliable performance.

Outdoor Lighting Installation: Arrived to install new outdoor lighting for safety and aesthetics. Installed fixtures, ran weather-rated wiring, set timers and photocell controls, and tested the system to confirm proper nighttime illumination and reliable operation.

Electrical Repair Service: Arrived on-site after the homeowner reported a strong burning odor coming from an electrical outlet. Shut down power to the affected circuit for safety and removed the outlet cover. Inspection revealed overheated wiring and insulation damage caused by a loose connection. Repaired the wiring, installed a new outlet, restored power, and tested the circuit under load to confirm safe operation.

24/7 Emergency Electrical Repair Service: Responded immediately to a report of a smoking outlet in the home. Shut off power to the affected circuit to ensure safety and inspected the outlet and surrounding wiring. Found a faulty receptacle and signs of heat damage in the wiring. Removed the damaged outlet, replaced it with a new, properly rated receptacle, and repaired any compromised wiring connections. Restored power and tested the outlet for proper voltage and safe operation. The issue is fully resolved, and the outlet is now operating safely.

Electrical Installation Service: Installed new light fixture in the kitchen Installed a receptacle above the cabinets off of gfci on the load in the kitchen. Installed 14/2 and branch off the fan for two crystal glass chandeliers, installed the chandeliers with two pancake boxes in the master bedroom room. Installed a three way dimmer Bluetooth three way. From the entry of the master bedroom to the edge of the bed.

Indoor Lighting Installation: Installed two chandeliers above the bed, ensuring secure mounting and proper wiring to the existing ceiling circuits. Added a new light fixture in the kitchen and installed dimmer switches for all three fixtures, allowing the homeowner to adjust lighting levels for ambiance and functionality. All lights are now fully operational and safely installed.

Completed the installation of a Dock Lifeguard system on a boat dock at Lake Lanier. The unit was mounted and wired into the dock’s electrical system, then tested to detect stray current in the water. This safety upgrade helps protect swimmers and boaters from electrical hazards.

Installed a combination recessed light and bathroom exhaust fan (bath can) on a new 15-amp dedicated circuit. Fan rated at 80 CFM and 1.0 sones for quiet operation. Routed 4-inch insulated duct through attic and terminated with a weatherproof vent hood on the exterior wall. Verified proper airflow and sealed all duct connections. NEC requires all bathroom fans to vent directly to the outside—never into attic spaces—to prevent moisture buildup and mold.

Installed new 14/2 NM cable from the switch box to the ceiling location for a customer-supplied bathroom exhaust fan. Mounted a single-pole switch on an existing circuit and verified load compatibility. Routed insulated 4" duct through attic space and properly terminated to an exterior vent hood with backdraft damper. All wiring secured per NEC guidelines, and fan vented to the outside to meet moisture control and code compliance standards. Proper ventilation prevents humidity damage and mold growth.