Service Calls and Repairs in Newnan, GA

00 AM service disconnection, including one hour of standby time. After disconnection, we removed the old mast, roof boot, and weatherhead, then installed new components, ensuring proper sealing and weatherproofing. Although the existing service entrance cable appeared undamaged, we could not confirm its condition until inspection. If damage is found, permitting and additional upgrades may be required by the utility company and county authority, including cable replacement, a new outdoor disconnect, a grounding electrode system, a surge protector, and smoke detectors. Our work concludes with preparation for utility reconnection, which is scheduled by the utility company.

Today, I installed two new GFCI-protected circuits, multiple receptacles, a lighting switch leg, and three data drops. I installed five 1900 electrical boxes, including one for the switch leg. Four boxes were fitted with 2-gang Decora-style plate covers and receptacles. The GFCI circuits were installed and tested for proper operation. The electrical panel was replaced, and a whole-home surge protector was added. I provided a temporary panel labeling sheet for the customer. Three Cat6 data drops were installed, with one in each designated bedroom and the third in the master bedroom, all tested for proper connectivity. All work was verified to be in proper working condition.

I installed two light fixtures and diagnosed an electrical circuit for the back porch. The circuit had been disconnected during a previous renovation. Using specialized equipment, I located and reconnected the circuit to the panel. After reconnecting, I tested all devices and wiring, confirming proper operation. Both damaged receptacles were replaced. The circuit is now GFCI protected and operates on a 15-amp breaker, tested and confirmed to be functioning correctly.

I addressed the intermittent flickering of the recessed lights in the kitchen by inspecting the fixtures and connections. After identifying loose wiring and a faulty dimmer switch, I replaced the faulty components and ensured all connections were secure. Additionally, I diagnosed the ground-fault outlet by testing its functionality and found a tripped circuit. I reset the circuit and confirmed the outlet was working correctly, ensuring safety and reliability in the kitchen.

Recently, I installed a comprehensive electrical setup for a customer who moved into a new place and is converting their garage into a wood shop. This involved installing multiple outlets to accommodate various tools, ensuring they are strategically placed for easy access. Additionally, I installed ceiling lighting to provide adequate illumination for the workspace. Furthermore, I completed the installation of six drops of Cat6 cabling to support their low-voltage network needs. The project was completed efficiently, ensuring all safety standards were met.

Work Order #47442. I addressed an issue with an interior electrical outlet that was not functioning properly. The outlet cover was missing, and when attempting to plug in a cord, the outlet would retract into the wall. I replaced the missing cover and inspected the wiring to ensure it was secure. Additionally, I tested the outlet to confirm it was working correctly and safely. The job was completed efficiently, ensuring the outlet is now fully functional.

We installed eight to ten exterior lights to enhance security and lighting around the property. Additionally, we added an outlet above the TV to facilitate the installation of a camera light system. The customer provided the necessary materials, ensuring a smooth and efficient process. Our team meticulously positioned the lights to maximize coverage and aesthetics, while the outlet installation was carefully executed to meet safety standards. This project improved both the property's security and its overall lighting.