Lillington, NC HVAC & Electrical

Completed gas line repair on outdoor HVAC unit as requested. Replaced corroded circular metal fittings/connectors showing significant oxidation. Verified proper connections and tested system operation to ensure safe functionality.

Responded to service call regarding malfunctioning hard-wired smoke detectors previously removed by fire department. Installed six new smoke/CO2 combination detectors throughout the residence, ensuring proper functionality and interconnection. Additionally, installed whole home surge protector at main electrical panel to provide comprehensive electrical protection for the household, with special consideration for medical equipment requirements.

Completed installation of premium motion flood lights on shed and front porch soffit, both equipped with premium LED bulbs. Installed Caseta switches with Pico remotes for both lighting locations. Added a new fire-protected 15-amp circuit to support security lighting system, with proper connections made at the main electrical panel.

Responded to service call to install interlock kit at customer's residence. Upon inspection, located both interior and exterior electrical panels with appropriate circuit breaker configuration. Successfully installed and tested interlock kit, ensuring proper functionality and compliance with electrical code requirements for generator connection safety.

Installed customer-provided thermostat as requested. Performed system pressure testing using dual port manometer, confirming readings of 3.36 on both ports which indicates proper system balance. Inspected vapor barrier integrity in utility area where system components are housed.

Performed 32-point electrical system evaluation on a 2015 residence. Conducted electrical panel maintenance including torque checking and connection verification of circuit breakers. Tested GFCI/shock protection outlets and Arc Fault breakers to ensure proper functionality. Visual inspection revealed an organized but aging electrical panel with properly labeled circuits and functional breakers showing green indicator lights.

Today we came out to your residence to complete the approved solution. While on site we completed the following; A. New 200 amp service - 200 amp meter panel combo with main shut off on exterior of home - copper busbars - additional breaker spaces for future growth - new overhead riser in pvc conduit B. New sub panel within home - relocated from within closet to by bedroom door - upgraded fire/shock protection breakers - copper busbars - accurate panel labeling C. New 100 amp service cable powering relocated sub panel inside D. New dedicated circuits - dryer wire four wire grounded system and new receptacle - a/c with new disconnect relocated to beside the unit to meet todays code E. Provide and install new devices - (2) shock protected outlets at kitchen counter - (2) new outlets to replace gfi within bedrooms F. Disconnect and remove old wiring under home and in attic that is currently not used G. Install new smart switch and remote for living room fan to alleviate shared ne

Today I came out to your home to address the backyard light that would not turn off. During the visit, I evaluated the wiring at the light pole as well as your home’s overall electrical system to ensure the issue could be repaired safely. This included inspecting the electrical panels, main service equipment, grounding system, and safety components prior to making any modifications. During the assessment, several safety concerns were identified and brought to your attention. The interior subpanel was found to have a buzzing breaker, indicating a potential loose or failing connection. A loose connection was also identified on the upstairs heating circuit breaker, along with a double-tapped breaker, and several breakers that appear to be original to the home and showing signs of age. When inspecting the exterior electrical service, severe corrosion was discovered inside the main panel. Corrosion can lead to poor electrical connections, overheating, intermittent power issues, or even com

Today I came out to your home to perform your yearly Peace of Mind Electrical Checkup. During the visit, I inspected the home’s wiring, safety systems and devices, electrical panels, and grounding system. A full walkthrough of the electrical system was completed to verify that all accessible components were operating safely and as intended. Unfortunately, several significant safety concerns were uncovered regarding the overall condition of your electrical system. The original portion of the home is wired with ungrounded wiring, which does not provide a safe path for fault current. In multiple areas, devices have been upgraded to three-prong receptacles without the addition of proper GFCI protection (Shock Guard Protection), creating a false sense of grounding and increasing the risk of electrical shock. The electrical panel was also found to be obsolete and presented several safety issues, including being installed inside a clothes closet, missing Romex connectors, and lacking AFCI br

Electrician repairing septic pump outlet

Electrician updating some lighting in and around the home.

Electricians installing a new outdoor receptacle in a yard.

Electrician repairing non working receptacles.

Electrician installing an elliptical circuit, replacing faulty GFCI receptacle and installing whole home surge protection.

Electrician replacing flood bulbs with new LED bulbs, and converted a kitchen fluorescent light to LED

Electrician replacing a faulty circuit breaker

Electrician repairing a bad connection in a receptacle

Electrician providing a diagnostic into non working receptacles and lights. Also performing a safety inspection

Replacing ceilings fans, a dining room light and some outdoor fixtures.

Wiring for lights n lift equipment etc

Wiring for lights n lift equipment etc

Electrician providing consultation and performing an electrical safety inspection.

Electrician replacing arc fault/ fire protection breaker

Troubleshooting outlet that customer stated was making noises.

Electrician installing two new emergency lights in commercial building