Installations
Outlets, Circuits & Installations
New outlets, dedicated circuits, ceiling fans, appliance and equipment power - wired and mounted cleanly.
How this work is approached
Adding power to a room is mostly a planning exercise: what is being plugged in, how much it draws, where the cable can actually run, and which circuit it belongs on. Get that right and the installation looks simple afterwards, because it is.
Every new circuit is sized, protected and labelled, and finishes are kept tight - cable runs are secured properly, penetrations are sealed, and the room is left as found.
What this covers
- New outlets and receptacle replacements, including USB and weather-resistant types
- Dedicated circuits for appliances (range, dryer, dishwasher, disposal, microwave)
- Ceiling fans and fan-rated boxes, including switch control and lighting
- Workshop, garage and outbuilding power
- Equipment circuits for light commercial spaces
- Circuit extensions and relocating existing outlets or switches
- Multi-wire and additional circuits where a room has outgrown one 15 A run
Good to know
- Attic, crawlspace and finished-wall runs each change the approach. Sending a couple of photos with your request helps scope the run before the visit.
- If a new appliance is arriving, send the model - the manufacturer's circuit requirements decide the wire and breaker size.
Request service
Tell me what the electrical is doing.
Send a request with your city or ZIP code and a short description. You will get a reply to confirm the details and arrange a time.