Electrical in Milwaukee, WI

Diagnosing and fixing a outlet problem, usually in one visit.

Replacing an aging outlet with a new, code-compliant unit.

New outlet installation, from permit to final walkthrough.

New GFCI outlet installation, from permit to final walkthrough.

Getting your GFCI outlet working right again, fast.

Installing a new USB outlet, done to current code.

A fresh light fixture install, sized and placed for the space.

Sorting out what went wrong with the light fixture and setting it right.

Replacing an aging light fixture with a new, code-compliant unit.

New recessed lighting installation, from permit to final walkthrough.

Installing a new under cabinet lighting, done to current code.

A fresh chandelier install, sized and placed for the space.

Adding or upgrading a ceiling fan, installed right the first time.

Tracking down the cause and putting the ceiling fan back in service.

Swapping out a worn or failed ceiling fan for a new one.

Routine work for a licensed crew, quoted before it starts.

A common request we route straight to a licensed partner.

Replacing a electrical panel that has reached the end of its service life.

Repair work on a circuit breaker, with the cause identified before anything is replaced.

A straight replacement once a circuit breaker is past being worth repairing.

A common request we route straight to a licensed partner.

New subpanel installation, from permit to final walkthrough.

Getting your electrical wiring working right again, fast.

Handled by a licensed partner, usually scheduled within a day or two.

A straight replacement once a knob and tube is past being worth repairing.

Repair work on a aluminum wiring, with the cause identified before anything is replaced.

Fitting a dedicated circuit where there was not one before.

New EV charger installation, from permit to final walkthrough.

Fitting a smoke detector where there was not one before.

Tracking down the cause and putting the smoke detector back in service.

Adding or upgrading a carbon monoxide detector, installed right the first time.

Routine work for a licensed crew, quoted before it starts.

Sorting out what went wrong with the ground fault and setting it right.

Checking the condition of a electrical and flagging what needs attention.

Installing a new generator, done to current code.

Tracking down the cause and putting the generator back in service.

Scheduled generator maintenance to avoid a surprise breakdown.

A fresh standby generator install, sized and placed for the space.

First-time portable generator installation, including the connections behind it.

Putting in a new transfer switch and testing it before we leave.