Electrical Services

We do licensed electrical work on homes across the Greater Cleveland and Akron Area. Here's what we take on day to day, from a single fixture to a full panel swap. If you don't see your job on here, call anyway. It's usually something we do.

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Greater Cleveland and Akron Area

Panel and Service Upgrades

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A newly installed breaker panel, door open, circuits labeled

If your panel is still on fuses, overcrowded, or tripping breakers that shouldn't trip, we'll replace it with a new panel sized for what your home runs. A lot of older Cleveland and Akron homes were wired for a fraction of the load a family puts on them now, so the panel becomes the bottleneck long before the wiring does.

The swap means killing power at the service, moving every circuit over to the new load center, and getting the grounding and bonding right, which is the part that matters most for safety. Every circuit gets re-terminated and labeled, so the next person who opens that door, one of us or anyone else, can read it at a glance.

What's involved

  • A look at your existing panel, your service size, and what the house draws
  • Sizing the new load center with room for circuits you may add later
  • Grounding and bonding brought up to current code
  • Every circuit re-terminated and labeled so you know what's what

Lighting Design and Accent Lighting

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Under-cabinet and display lighting in a finished beverage bar

We do recessed lighting layouts, in-cabinet display lighting, under-cabinet runs, toe-kick glow, and backlit mirrors. This kind of work is mostly about planning where the light needs to land before anything gets installed, because moving a can after the ceiling is closed up costs a lot more than thinking it through first.

The part people tend not to expect is the switching. We can wire it to a single switch or split it out so you control each layer on its own, which is what makes a kitchen work for cooking at seven in the morning and for sitting at the counter at ten at night. Dimmers get matched to the fixtures so you don't end up with a buzz or a flicker at low output.

What's involved

  • Walking the room to work out where the light needs to land
  • Layout for recessed cans, under-cabinet runs, or in-cabinet display lighting
  • Switching split out by layer so you control each one on its own
  • Dimmers matched to the fixtures so nothing buzzes or flickers

Fixtures, Fans and Chandeliers

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A multi-arm glass chandelier hung on a ceiling medallion

We install ceiling fans, standard fixtures, and chandeliers, including ornate glass pieces that need careful mounting. The first thing we check is the box and the support behind it, because a lot of ceiling boxes were never rated for the weight of a fan or a heavy multi-arm fixture.

Glass and multi-piece fixtures get assembled on the ground before anything goes up, not on the ladder. Wiring gets tucked in clean, not left hanging behind the canopy, so the trim sits flush the way it was meant to.

What's involved

  • Checking the box and support are rated for the fixture's weight before anything goes up
  • Bracing added where a fan or a heavy fixture needs it
  • Multi-piece and glass fixtures assembled before the lift, not on the ladder
  • Wiring tucked in clean behind the canopy

Wiring for Renovations and New Construction

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Recessed lighting in a newly built studio interior

For renovations and new construction, we run rough-in wiring for outlets, switches, lighting, and dedicated appliance circuits, then come back for the finish work once walls are closed up. Rough-in is the stage where decisions get locked in, so it is worth walking the space together before we start pulling wire.

The other half of this work is timing. Electrical sits between framing and drywall, and it has to clear inspection before anything gets covered, so we coordinate with your other trades to keep the job moving instead of leaving you to referee the schedule.

What's involved

  • Rough-in for outlets, switches, lighting, and dedicated appliance circuits
  • Dedicated circuits for the loads that need them, like a range, a dryer, or HVAC
  • Coordination with your other trades so the schedule doesn't stall
  • A return trip for finish work once the walls are closed up
  • Interior and exterior outlets both covered

Troubleshooting and Repair

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The inside of a crowded older panel, circuits traced and re-terminated

If something's not working right, a dead outlet, a breaker that keeps tripping, a switch that doesn't do what it should, we'll track down the cause instead of just patching the symptom. A breaker that trips is usually doing its job, so the question is what it is protecting you from, and that answer is rarely where the problem shows up.

I'll make sure you hear what we found before we fix it, so you know what you're paying for and you can decide how far to take it. Same goes for anything electrical that just needs a second look, including the circuits nearby, since problems in older wiring tend to travel.

What's involved

  • Tracing the circuit to the fault
  • Testing outlets, switches, and breakers under load
  • An explanation of what we found before any repair starts
  • The repair itself, whether that's a device, a connection, or a run of cable
  • A look at the related circuits while we're already in there

Want to see what this looks like finished? Take a look at some recent jobs.

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