Electrical Services | Jasper, GA

Ceiling fan

Electrical Installation: The homeowner requested the installation of a generator transfer switch to provide safe and reliable backup power. We installed a properly rated transfer switch, connected it to the existing electrical panel, and tested the system to ensure seamless switching between utility power and the generator. The installation now allows the homeowner to safely operate essential circuits during power outages, providing peace of mind and uninterrupted electricity.

Installing comprehensive basement kitchen wiring today - 20-amp circuits for outlets, dimmer switches, LED recessed lighting, and under cabinet lighting. Professional kitchen electrical installation includes GFCI outlets and proper load calculations for safe basement renovation.

I was called to replace a malfunctioning T12 magnetic ballast in the master bathroom closet's 3' fluorescent fixture. After identifying the faulty ballast, I removed it and installed a new electronic T12 ballast to ensure the light would work efficiently and reliably. Once everything was connected, I tested the fixture, and the light is now fully operational again, providing the customer with bright, consistent lighting.

Electrician replaced 150 amp main lug panel with a new 150 amp main lug panel after water leaked from upstairs under the panel. Electrician noticed water inside the breakers and on the bus bar and behind the bus bar on the existing panel. Electrician installed new switch gear, including four new arc fault, breakers, and new panel. Electrician installed a whole house, search protector in new panel and labeled panel appropriately.

Electricians provide a diagnosis of disposal breaker tripping. Electricians found the issue to be a bad breaker. Electricians replaced breaker. Everything is now working properly.

I inspected 2 150 amp panels and a 125 amp sub panel after customer smelled burning Electrical panels looked safe after inspection and it was determined by customer that the solar panel inverter had been causing the smell and needed to be examined by a solar professional Customer stated that they turned the inverter off after fire department came and inspected for c02 When I arrived, there was no burning smell present

I installed a customer-supplied bath fan in the same location as the existing unit. After safely removing the old fan, I connected the new fan to the existing switch leg and ductwork, ensuring all connections were secure and up to code. I tested the fan to ensure it was functioning properly, providing the customer with improved ventilation in the bathroom.

I installed wiring and flush-mounted boxes for 2 new outdoor, GFCI-protected, weather-resistant receptacles on the back exterior of the house. I removed an existing outdoor receptacle on the back exterior wall. This receptacle was screwed to the siding with no box behind it I removed the receptacle, cut the siding to fit a new box, and installed the existing wiring into the new box with a WR GFCI and new bubble cover I replaced the front exterior receptacle to the left of the front door with a WR GFCI and a new bubble cover I replaced a broken receptacle in the master bedroom.

I replaced the existing 150 amp main breaker panel with a new 150 amp main breaker panel, installed a whole house surge protector in the panel, and labeled the new panel. I installed a grounding system with 2 ground rods (behind bushes on the left side of the garage) and bonded ground rods to new panel. I bonded both sides of the copper water line at PRV to the panel. I bonded hot water and cold water copper at the water heater.