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New-build sub-panel, roughed & labeled
A sub-panel wired, labeled, and torqued to spec during a new-construction rough-in.
Logged the way the crew logs them — city, scope, time on site, and how each job was signed off. Representative entries; the production gallery runs on real, consented job photography.
A sub-panel wired, labeled, and torqued to spec during a new-construction rough-in.
Statement ring chandelier hung, braced, and dimmed to scene.
Layered kitchen lighting — pendants over the island, recessed cans on scenes, everything on dimmers.
Marble, mirrors, and metalwork — sconce and recessed placement that flatters the room and survives steam.
60A circuit and wall connector with a proper load calculation — charging that night, panel budget untouched.
Ductless unit for a backyard workshop — quiet, efficient, and earning its keep in January and July alike.
Failure triaged by phone at night; high-efficiency replacement warming the house by the next evening.
Electrical and rooftop-unit scope run as one sub — one schedule, one inspection story, opened on time.
Intermittent fault traced to a backstabbed connection three boxes upstream — fixed in one visit.
GFCI-protected spa circuit with clean conduit and a disconnect exactly where the inspector wants it.
GFCI/AFCI retrofits and smoke-detector circuits across three units — papered for the property records.
Representative entries based on the service lines the company advertises — replaced with real, consented project photography and outcomes before launch.
Tell us the problem — we’ll handle the fix, the paperwork, and the outcome.