The work

The wiring we take on.

Residential and commercial, stated plainly. If the job you have in mind is close to one of these but not exactly it, send it through the contact form anyway — most work is a variation on one of them.

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Residential wiring

4 kinds of work

Panel and service upgrades

Outdated fuse boxes, overloaded panels and undersized services replaced with modern load centers, breakers and grounding. The panel is labeled before we leave.

Rough-in wiring for new builds and additions

Full rough-in for new construction, additions, garages and shops: boxes set, cable run and stapled, and circuits laid out to suit how the space will actually be used.

Outlets, switches and dedicated circuits

Added receptacles, exterior and workshop outlets, dedicated circuits for appliances, and switch and dimmer replacements in finished walls.

Troubleshooting and repairs

Breakers that keep tripping, dead outlets, flickering or dimming lights, and wiring left behind by someone else. We test the circuit and find the actual fault.

Commercial wiring

4 kinds of work

Switchgear and panelboard work

Panelboard and switchgear installation, replacement and rework in commercial electrical rooms, including feeder terminations, labeling and the coordination that goes with a shutdown.

Conduit and raceway installation

Rigid, IMC and EMT conduit bent and racked through ceilings, mechanical rooms and exterior runs, with cable tray, wireway and the supports that hold them.

Lighting and high-bay circuits

Interior and exterior lighting, high-bay and shop lighting, wall packs and parking lighting, with the switching, controls and circuits that feed them.

Service, meter and distribution work

Service entrances, meter work, distribution feeders and subpanels for commercial buildings and outbuildings, run and terminated to suit the load.