Expert Electrical & HVAC Services For Wake Forest, NC
We’ve been serving homeowners in Wake Forest, NC since 2005, bringing honest electrical and HVAC work to folks who deserve straightforward service they can count on. Over the years, we’ve helped thousands of families keep their homes comfortable and safe, handling everything from emergency AC repairs in the middle of summer to heating system replacements before winter sets in. When your air conditioner stops working or your furnace won’t fire up, you need a team that can diagnose the problem quickly and fix it right. That’s what we do. We also handle electrical repairs, panel upgrades, EV charger installations, and all the other services that keep your home running smoothly.
Our approach is simple: show up on time, explain what’s going on in plain language, give you honest pricing upfront, and complete the work with the kind of craftsmanship we’d want in our own homes. No gimmicks, no shortcuts—just quality work from people who take pride in what they do and care about the community we serve.
Five-star service isn’t something we just talk about—it’s something we deliver on every single job, and our reviews prove it. Over the years, we’ve earned hundreds of five-star ratings from customers right here in Wake Forest who’ve trusted us with their electrical and HVAC needs. Whether it’s an AC installation, a heating repair, or rewiring part of their home, people appreciate the way we handle their projects with care and respect. Don’t just take our word for it, though. Head over to our reviews page or check us out on Google to see what your neighbors are saying about working with our team. You’ll find honest feedback from real people who’ve experienced the quality and professionalism we bring to every call.
From the first phone call to the final walkthrough, we’re committed to earning those five stars. When you’re ready for electrical or HVAC service that’s done right, call us at 919-887-8284 to schedule your appointment. We’re looking forward to serving you!
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Performed comprehensive maintenance on HVAC system in 2019-built home, including full 80-point inspection, outdoor coil cleaning, burner cleaning, and gas pressure adjustments. Electrical measurements revealed 17.95 AC amps on circuit and 63% humidity reading. All safety inspections completed, confirming system is operating within manufacturer specifications.
Performed annual 32-point electrical system evaluation on 2019 home with no prior issues. Completed electrical panel maintenance including connection torque verification and comprehensive testing of GFCI/shock protection outlets and Arc Fault breakers. Conducted smoke and CO2 detector maintenance with battery replacement and testing. All systems functioning properly with no concerns identified.
Call back. We were out yesterday for a no heat complaint on the main floor. Customer states heat went out again. Arrived and found the thermostat showing a call for heating but neither the furnace nor the blower were running. At the furnace, I found the control board indicating no call for heat, but also resetting itself. Confirmed a call for heating at the control board. Control board should be replaced. Looking at the last 6 faults on the control board indicates multiple high limit faults indicating the furnace may be overheating. The examination of all of the components indicate the return ducting is significantly undersized for the size of the furnace as well as the tonnage of AC installed. There are currently 2-12” and 1-10” return ducts installed with lengths extending well past 50 foot. In total less than 1200 CFM given extended lengths and tight bends. The gas furnace loan should have a minimum of 1800 CFM and the cooling capacity at 3 1/2 tons equals a minimum of 1400 CFM.
Today we came to your home to address an issue with the keyless light fixture in the upstairs utility room where the furnace is located. The homeowner explained that when the light was turned on, it would flicker once or twice and then go out completely. After performing a diagnostic, we found that the problem originated from the receptacle in the utility room that was supplying power to the light switch. The receptacle had a loose connection due to backstabbed wiring terminations. We were able to correct the issue and restore proper function to the light. With the home being listed for sale soon, we are glad we were able to resolve this for you before showings begin. Thank you for allowing us to take care of this today. We wish you the best of luck with your upcoming move to Wilmington and safe travels ahead.
Today, I came out to the customer’s residence to perform a full electrical inspection of the home. During the evaluation, I inspected the service equipment, interior electrical panels, accessible wiring, crawl space, switches, receptacles, and life-safety devices. At the service and panel equipment, I identified multiple safety concerns, including corrosion present on components, improper terminations and double tapped neutrals. The interior panel was found to be overcrowded with too many circuits installed, overloaded (amperage), which can lead to overheating and potential fire hazards. Additionally the Tesla charger installed was utilzing incorrect wiring type as well as undersized for the system. The home currently does not have whole-home surge protection installed, leaving the electrical system and connected appliances vulnerable to power surges. During the inspection of the branch circuits, several circuit protection deficiencies were found. GFCI (Shock Guard Protection) was m
Electricians installing flood light and receptacles on the back of a home.
John was very knowledgeable and understanding.
Electrician in Wake Forest wiring up attic fans
Electrician installing attic fan
Electrician in wake forest wiring up a attic fan
Electrician in Wake Forest troubleshooting three-way switch in hallway that is getting hot solution replaced three way switch that was backstabbed.
