Jobs we've wired around Cleveland and Akron: panel upgrades, lighting, chandeliers, and the rest.
For the full list of what we take on, see the services page.
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Two original panels sat side by side inside a cabinet, both crowded, with decades of wiring packed in behind the doors.
This living room had no ceiling lighting at all, so the whole space ran on lamps.
The overhead service on this house was original: weathered mast, old round meter, and conduit that had been patched more than once.
This home still had its original fuse-era panel, overcrowded and tangled inside.
This house needed its overhead service brought up to current standards.
Went through this ranch home room by room: new ceiling fans in two bedrooms and the dining room, recessed lighting in the hallway and kitchen, and a fan plus recessed lights in the living room under the wood beams.
Electrical for a full kitchen and bath renovation: recessed lighting and pendants in the kitchen, in-cabinet display lighting, under-cabinet and toe-kick lighting, and backlit mirrors in the bathroom with a proper bath fan.
Hung two Murano-style glass chandeliers on existing ceiling medallions. Glass like this is delicate, so getting the mounting hardware right and keeping the wiring tidy behind each fixture mattered more than usual. Both are lit and ready.
Full electrical build-out for a backyard studio and outdoor kitchen: recessed lighting in the plank ceiling, a circuit for the vent hood, an exterior outlet, and a dedicated circuit for the beverage fridge. Ran it all to code for an outdoor space that gets real use.
Customer wanted a crystal branch chandelier hung over the dining table, more crystals than anyone wanted to count by the end. Got it hung, wired, and lit without a scratch on any of them.
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