Raleigh, NC HVAC & Electrical

Diagnosed multiple non-functioning electrical outlets (one upstairs, two in kitchen) and an inoperative square can light in the kitchen of 1993 home. Inspection revealed issue with GFCI protection circuit affecting downstream outlets. Reset and tested all affected circuits, restoring power to all outlets and lighting fixture.

Responded to service call for installation of backyard electrical outlets in a home originally built in 1960 with renovations in 2000 and 2020. Inspected existing electrical panel connections and assessed outdoor space where new outlets will be installed, noting prepared gravel surface area that will require proper weatherproof outlet fixtures and underground conduit installation to meet code requirements.

Completed installation of new HVAC system in basement/crawlspace area, including proper connection of Quiet Flex ductwork and securing all necessary electrical components. Installed appropriate fusing in the electrical panel, utilizing Edison and Littelfuse FLNR 35 components to ensure safe operation of the new system.

Installed a 50-amp dedicated circuit for EV charging outlet within 5 feet of the electrical panel, routed through conduit with appropriate breaker. Verified proper voltage (122.2V) using Klein Tools CL390 clamp meter and installed whole home surge protection with warranty. All work was completed according to code requirements with proper labeling of the circuit breaker panel.

Completed installation of 3 light fixtures and 3 ceiling fans, requiring new wiring for three of these installations. Added 2 outlets in the garage and installed a new circuit breaker to support the additional electrical load. Inspected and documented the main electrical panel and exterior electrical equipment including what appears to be a solar inverter system.

Responded to service call for bathroom ventilation fan replacement. Upon inspection, found existing exhaust fan housing was difficult to remove due to older home construction. Provided technical assistance with installation of customer-supplied replacement fan housing, ensuring proper fit and functionality.

Performed recall service on a residential electrical system due to repeatedly tripping breakers in two bedrooms. Conducted comprehensive inspection of the electrical panel, examining all circuit breakers, wiring connections, and load distribution. Identified and documented potential issues with circuit loading that may be causing the intermittent tripping problem.

Conducted assessment for installation of outdoor 240V circuit for EV charging. Inspected existing electrical panel which showed adequate capacity but somewhat disorganized wiring. Evaluated exterior meter location and surrounding area to determine optimal placement for new circuit installation.

Successfully installed Nest doorbell and two outdoor Nest cameras as requested. Inspected both interior electrical panel and exterior service entrance to ensure proper power supply for the new devices. All components were properly connected and tested for functionality.

Conducted comprehensive electrical assessment including inspection of main panel with copper wiring and exterior meter installation. Evaluated requirements for specialized Volvo charging circuit, customer-provided LED fixture installation, non-functioning attic fan replacement, and outdoor flood light upgrade options. Documented existing electrical infrastructure with photos for accurate project planning and estimation.

Conducted estimate for new central HVAC system and mini-split installation. Observed aging galvanized plumbing infrastructure with visible corrosion at junction points in the crawl space that will require addressing during installation. Current thermostat is operational but outdated compared to proposed system capabilities.

Inspected main electrical panel in response to reported breaker trips affecting two bedrooms. Found a circuit overload issue caused by multiple high-draw appliances connected to the same circuit. Redistributed load by moving the blue garment steamer to a separate circuit and reset breaker, which resolved the tripping problem.

Conducted comprehensive 32-point electrical system evaluation, including electrical panel maintenance with connection torque verification. Performed GFCI/Arc Fault protection testing using Klein Tools RT250 tester, confirming proper outlet functionality at 123 VAC. All tested circuits showed correct wiring and appropriate voltage levels, ensuring household electrical safety compliance.

Conducted initial assessment of home's electrical panel capacity for customer planning to convert from gas to electric appliances, including induction stove and future electric furnace replacement. Inspection revealed panel upgrade will be necessary to accommodate increased electrical load. Observed basement utility area with exposed wiring and infrastructure; documented current electrical setup with photos for planning purposes.

Completed installation of a new outdoor sub-panel on customer's exterior wall, replacing a damaged electrical system for the detached garage. Successfully extended damaged wiring, removed overloaded RV outlet, and installed new A/C panel in compliance with permit requirements.

Responded to no heat call for 10-11 year old Carrier 48VL-A2406030GP furnace. Visual inspection revealed severe corrosion on heat exchanger tubes with significant rust accumulation and deterioration around mounting points, indicating end-of-life component failure. Customer was advised that heat exchanger replacement is necessary due to safety concerns.

Performed scheduled preventive maintenance on customer's upstairs HVAC system (20+ years old). Inspected control board and electrical connections, finding all components in normal working condition with no visible deterioration. Examined ductwork insulation and seals, which showed proper installation with intact sealing at junction points.

Replaced old non-vented bathroom exhaust fan with new properly vented unit in 1960s home. Installation included ceiling mounting and proper exterior venting to ensure adequate bathroom ventilation and moisture control.

Responded to service call for installation of a 30A outlet in garage to accommodate sauna cord. Inspected main electrical panel to verify available capacity and proper circuit configuration. Successfully installed dedicated 30A circuit with appropriate gauge wiring and outlet to manufacturer specifications for the sauna equipment.

Completed installation of customer-provided ceiling fan in guest room as replacement for existing fixture. Additionally, installed two 6-inch LED wafer lights with dimmer functionality in the guest room, utilizing the existing ceiling fan wiring. All installations were tested and confirmed to be operating properly with proper electrical connections secured.

Successfully completed panel upgrade to 200 amp service with new meter socket, 40-space panel featuring copper busbars and code-compliant grounding system utilizing dual ground rods. Installed whole-home surge protection with warranty and replaced two A/C disconnects, ensuring proper electrical connection to existing HVAC units.

Completed annual 32-point electrical system evaluation including panel maintenance with proper torque verification of connections. Performed GFCI/Arc Fault protection testing and observed some disorganized wiring in the panel that remains functional. Inspected and tested smoke/CO2 detectors with battery replacement as needed.

Installed dedicated 20 amp circuit from exterior panel to crawl space with shock protected GFCI breaker for dehumidifier, humidifier, UV light and water filtration system outlets. Added 240V outlet for range and installed additional requested circuits including ceiling light connections and a 4-prong outlet. Completed proper labeling of panel circuits and verified all installations meet electrical code requirements.

Responded to service call regarding a detached ceiling fan on customer's back porch. Upon inspection, found the fan had separated from its mounting canopy, causing wobbling and swinging during operation. Secured the fan properly to the ceiling mount, verified electrical connections were intact, and tested operation to confirm proper function with no movement.

Responded to emergency call regarding persistently beeping hardwired smoke detector. Upon inspection, identified a 25-year-old unit with deteriorating components that continued to malfunction despite battery replacement. Accessed electrical panel, disconnected power to affected circuit, removed old detector, and installed new compatible hardwired smoke alarm with battery backup. Tested functionality to confirm proper operation and alarm response.