Reliable Electrical Service Calls and Repairs in Douglasville, GA

Upon reviewing the previous work, I identified that a Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) was not installed in the specified area. I promptly addressed this by installing the GFCI outlet as required. This involved ensuring the wiring was correctly connected and the outlet was securely mounted. The installation was completed to meet safety standards, providing enhanced protection against electrical hazards. The job was finished efficiently, ensuring all work met the highest quality standards.

I installed a Tesla wall connector for a customer who needed multiple electrical upgrades. The existing 50 amp RV outlet was damaged, so I replaced it. Additionally, I inspected the Square D 150a main breaker panel, which was full, and ensured it met safety standards. I also facilitated the necessary permit process for the installation. The work was completed efficiently, ensuring all electrical systems are safe and compliant.

Upon arrival, we identified electrical damage likely caused by a lightning or surge event. Significant damage was found at receptacles in the living room and an upstairs bedroom. We removed the damaged receptacles, inspected accessible boxes, wiring, and connections for heat or surge damage, and replaced the affected receptacles, including GFCIs. We tested the circuits for voltage, polarity, grounding, and GFCI operation post-repair. Additional repairs may be needed if concealed wiring is damaged, with a separate estimate provided. Equipment failures were reported but are not covered in this electrical estimate.

I installed a new utility service eye bolt to securely attach the overhead electrical service line. This involved reinforcing the structural framing to ensure the eye bolt could handle the required load. Accessing the interior wall structure required removing sheetrock in the master bedroom. The installation adhered to all safety standards. Note that while the sheetrock was removed for access, repairs, finishing, painting, and cosmetic restoration are not part of this service.

During the recent fiber optic line installation, AT&T inadvertently damaged two power-feed circuits for the exterior water fountain and a light fixture. They repaired the fountain circuit but missed the lighting circuit. Testing showed power on the supply side but none reaching the fixtures, indicating underground wiring damage. I carefully excavated the trench, avoiding the fiber optic line, located the damaged conductors, and installed two underground-rated crimp splices. After repairs, both circuits were tested to ensure proper voltage and operation.

I carefully removed the old exterior flood light, ensuring no damage to the surrounding area. I then installed the customer-supplied replacement flood light, making all required electrical connections. The new fixture was securely mounted, and I tested its operation to confirm proper functionality and safe operation. The job was completed efficiently and to the customer's satisfaction.

On February 5, I began the installation of outdoor ceiling fans early in the day. The project involved removing existing fans and replacing them with new models suitable for outdoor use. I inspected the old wiring to ensure it was in good condition and safe for the new installations. Each fan was securely mounted, and all electrical connections were made according to safety standards. Additionally, I checked the functionality of each fan to confirm they operated correctly. The job was completed efficiently, ensuring the outdoor areas were well-ventilated and aesthetically enhanced.

We successfully addressed a customer's request to resolve an issue with a non-functional garage light and install a ceiling fan. The garage light had been malfunctioning, causing inconvenience. Our team first diagnosed the problem, traced the electrical issue, and replaced the faulty components to restore the light. Additionally, we installed a ceiling fan at a standard ceiling height, ensuring it met all safety and building codes. The installation was completed with precision, and we connected the fan to a gated sub with the code #8719. The customer was satisfied with the efficient and professional service provided.

Installed new EV receptacle for electric vehicle