Electrical Services | Buford GA

Arrived at a home in the Morningbrooke community in Buford where a family was under contract to purchase the property and the buyer's agent had flagged the electrical panel in the inspection report as needing evaluation before closing. Conducted a full pre-purchase electrical inspection of the panel, service entrance, all branch circuits, and outlet protection throughout the home. Found the panel labeling was inaccurate on several circuits, two bathroom GFCI circuits were wired incorrectly and not protecting the intended outlets, and the service entrance conduit had a crack allowing moisture exposure at the weather head. Documented all findings in a detailed written report, reviewed the items with the buyers and their agent, and outlined what needed to be corrected before or after closing so the negotiation could proceed with accurate information.

Got called to a home in the Parkside at Lanier Springs community in Buford where the homeowner said the EV charger had started tripping its breaker every time it attempted to charge, leaving their electric vehicle unable to charge overnight and forcing them to rely on a slow trickle from a standard outlet. Inspected the circuit and found the EV charger was sharing a circuit with a garage workshop outlet cluster and the combined load was exceeding the breaker rating consistently under normal charging demand. Ran a dedicated 240-volt circuit from the panel to the garage charging location, installed a properly rated outlet and secured all connections to code, and tested the charger through a full overnight charge cycle with no trips. Car is charging fully every night and the homeowner is not stuck hunting for a public charging station on the way to work in the morning.

Responded to a home in the Chandler Grove subdivision in Buford where the homeowner said they had heard a loud pop from the panel during a thunderstorm two evenings ago and wanted everything checked out before they left for vacation. Inspected the panel and found a surge had taken out a breaker on the basement circuit, and there was zero whole-home surge protection on a panel that was serving smart home devices, a home theater system, and a home office setup. Replaced the failed breaker, installed a panel-level whole-home surge protection device, tested all circuits to confirm normal operation, and documented everything so they could leave with a clear head. Being proactive about surge protection is a lot less expensive than what a direct hit can do to a house full of electronics.

Electrical Installation: Added a dedicated 240-volt circuit and outlet for a new electric dryer in a laundry room that previously had only a 120-volt connection. Routed new wiring through the wall from the main panel, installed a properly rated double-pole breaker, and mounted a new four-prong dryer outlet. Tested voltage at the outlet and confirmed proper wiring before the appliance connection was made.

Electrical Panel Upgrade: Replaced an outdated 100-amp panel that was undersized for the home's current electrical demands and had limited space for additional circuits. Installed a new 200-amp main panel, transferred all existing circuits to properly rated breakers, improved grounding and bonding connections, labeled all breakers clearly, and tested voltage and load distribution across the panel to confirm safe, code-compliant operation.

Electrical Repairs: Dispatched after several exterior outlets stopped working following heavy rainfall. Traced the problem to moisture intrusion inside a weatherproof junction box behind the patio area. Replaced the damaged GFCI outlet and weather seals, dried and secured the wiring connections, and tested all outdoor receptacles for reliable operation.

Indoor Lighting Installation: Upgraded the dining room with new pendant LED fixtures. Installed a new junction box to support the weight, ran wiring to the wall switch, and added a dimmer compatible with the LEDs. Verified even illumination and smooth dimming across all lights.

I’m here replacing several breakers and doing thorough home inspection to ensure safety.

Electrical Floor Outlet Installation: Arrived on-site to install a new floor-mounted electrical outlet for a valued customer. Assessed the desired location, verified there was no obstruction beneath the flooring, and confirmed proper circuit availability. Shut off power, cut in the floor box opening, and installed an approved in-floor rated outlet assembly. Ran wiring through the accessible crawl space, made secure connections at the junction point, and mounted the floor outlet flush with the finished surface. Restored power and tested the outlet to ensure proper voltage and safe operation. The new floor outlet is fully functional, discreet, and ready for use.

Our team replaced an outdated breaker panel today, upgrading the home’s electrical system to handle modern appliances safely. The new panel provides better circuit protection, reducing the risk of tripped breakers and fire hazards. We also labeled each circuit clearly so the homeowner knows exactly which breaker controls which part of the house. Reliable power and safety go hand in hand!