Panel & service upgrades
Fuse boxes, undersized panels and panels that have run out of breaker space.
- 100A and 200A service upgrades
- Obsolete and recalled panel replacement
- Surge protection installations
Services
Licensed electrical work for homes and businesses.
Every job on this page is priced before it starts, so the number you approve is the number you pay.
Residential
Houses and everything in them
Service work on homes across Marathon County. You get an arrival window, not a day.
Troubleshooting & repair
A breaker that trips, an outlet that's dead, a switch that does nothing. We trace it back before we fix anything.
- Dead circuits and nuisance tripping
- Failed outlets, switches and connections
- Code corrections for a real estate inspection
Outlets, switches & circuits
The extra outlet you've needed for two years, and the circuit that will actually carry it.
- New outlets, switches and dimmers
- GFCI and AFCI protection where code calls for it
- Dedicated circuits for appliances and shop tools
- Outdoor and garage receptacles
Lighting & fixtures
Interior, exterior and yard lighting, installed and aimed.
- Recessed, under-cabinet and fixture replacement
- Ceiling fans and bathroom fans
- Exterior, security and landscape lighting
Smoke & CO alarms
Hardwired and interconnected, so when one goes off they all do.
- Hardwired, interconnected units
- Combination smoke and carbon monoxide alarms
- Replacing units past their ten-year date
- Placed where code calls for them
Remodels & additions
Kitchens, basements and additions wired to print and to code.
- Full rough-in and trim-out
- Circuit additions for new load
- Coordination with your builder's schedule
On every job
What you get in writing
The paperwork is part of the job, not an afterthought. Every item below comes to you as a document, not as a promise.
- A firm price before the first day
- A clear scope: what's included and what isn't
- A single point of contact for the job
- Notes on what we changed and why
- Anything we found that you ought to know about
- Proof of insurance on request
Commercial
Shops, offices and build-outs
We take work as a sub to general contractors and direct from business owners. Evenings and weekends when the space has to stay open during the day.
Strip-out & demolition
Clearing the old wiring, fixtures and panels out of a space before the new build starts.
- Old fixtures, outlets and conduit removed
- Circuits traced and labeled before anything is cut
- Disused panels and feeders taken out
- Temporary power kept live for the other trades
- Site left clean for the next crew
Office & retail build-outs
Wiring a small commercial space from empty shell to finished room.
- Branch circuits, outlets and switches to print
- Lighting and emergency exit fixtures
- Data and low-voltage rough-in
- Scheduled around the general contractor's dates
- Circuits labeled and a panel schedule left with you
Lighting & LED upgrades
Swapping out old fixtures for LED, inside and out, without shutting you down.
- Office, shop and warehouse fixture replacement
- Exterior, sign and parking lot lighting
- Occupancy sensors and timers
- Evening work so the business stays open
Panel & circuit work
More outlets, a dedicated circuit for new equipment, or a panel that has run out of room.
- Added circuits for new equipment
- Subpanels and panel replacements
- Dedicated circuits for kitchen and shop gear
- Load checked before we quote
Troubleshooting & repair
A breaker that keeps tripping, a dead outlet, a light that won't stay on. We trace it back before we fix anything.
- Dead circuits and nuisance tripping
- Failed connections and worn devices
- Code corrections after an inspection
Remodels & tenant changes
Moving walls, adding a room, changing what a space is used for.
- Rough-in and trim-out for the new layout
- Circuits relocated or added
- Coordination with your builder's schedule
Not sure whether a job is one we take? Call and describe it. If it isn't ours we'll say so and point you at someone who does it.
How a job runs
No surprises on the invoice.
Four steps, the same on a single outlet and on a whole build-out.
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You call or send the job
We take the address, what's going on, and the date you're working to.
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We look at it and price it
A licensed electrician looks at the actual conditions and writes a firm price. You get it before anything starts.
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We schedule it and do the work
You know the price and the scope before anyone starts. If something on site changes that, you hear it from us before we act on it.
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We finish and hand it over
You get notes on what we did and what we changed. Nothing gets left half-finished, and nothing gets left for you to chase.
Send us the job.
What needs doing, the address, and the date you're working to. We'll look at it and come back with a firm price.