What this actually involves
Residential work is judged on the finish as much as the wiring. Holes in the right places, drywall left tidy, boxes square, and nothing left for you to clean up. That matters more on a house someone lives in than on any other kind of job, and it is the part most people remember.
What we handle
New outlets and switches. Including the extra one in the place you actually need it.
Interior and exterior lighting. Fixtures, recessed lighting, and outdoor circuits.
Ceiling fans. Including where there is no existing box or support.
Whole-home rewires. For older houses where patching has run out of road.
Smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. Hardwired and interconnected.
New construction wiring. Rough-in through to trim-out.
Straight answers
Do you do small jobs, or only big ones?
Both. A single outlet in the right place is a perfectly normal call. There is no job too small to be worth doing properly.
My house is old. Does it need a full rewire?
Not necessarily. Plenty of older homes only need specific circuits brought up to date rather than everything torn out. Which one you are looking at depends on the wiring method, its condition and what the house is being asked to run. That is a look-and-see, not a guess over the phone.
Will you clean up afterwards?
Yes. Clean work is part of the job, not a favour.
Can you add a circuit for a hot tub or a workshop?
Yes — that is usually a dedicated circuit and sometimes a sub-panel, depending on the load and the distance.
Other things we do
Electrical Troubleshooting
Breakers tripping? Outlets dead? Lights flickering? We find the problem fast.
EV Charger Installation
We install Level 2 EV chargers at your home or business.
Electrical Panel Upgrades
Your panel might not have enough power for today's needs.
Commercial Electrical
We work with business owners and general contractors on tenant build-outs, commercial lighting, service upgrades, and more.
Industrial Electrical
Machine wiring, motor controls, 3-phase power, and conduit work in warehouses and factories.