About Us

We will give a straight forward quote prior to doing the job based on materials, labor and difficulty level. Always know what the cost is before the job starts.

First we greet our customer and make sure open communication is established. We then need to explore our customer's needs at which time we will educate and answer any questions to make sure there is total transparency. Once we are in agreement it's time to execute the work.

Building trades (vocational) Electrical 1st and 2nd year apprentice (vocational) State Residential Electrical Contractor ES12001513 State Unlimited Electrical Contractor EC13008019 On job experience 7/98 to current

Electrical work has been a family trade since the 60's. We are a 3rd generation electrical contractor

Day in and day out, whomever needs an electrician.

We recently did a dock job on a lake for our customer who wanted it ready before Memorial Day weekend. This customer gave us a lot of freedom to light his dock with festoon lighting in the trees on the walk out to the dock. It was over 300' to the dock and our customer was thrilled. You can see the pics in our profile. It's during the day when we took the pics but you get the idea. This took 3 days.

License is #1. We have seen so many hazards over the years that make us cringe from handymen who were cheap. Just because it works, doesn't mean it's safe. This is your investment and electrical is very dangerous when not installed properly.

Licensed? Insured? Always ask for options. Never compromise the integrity of the job to save a buck. Always ask about parts and how much experience your Tech has. A good rule of thumb is at least 5 years of experience however I would require 10 years.