Services

What we do

Residential and commercial electrical work across Mobile and Baldwin County. If you don't see what you need, call and ask. The list below isn't exhaustive.

Residential

For homeowners

Most of what we do is in houses, a lot of them older than the wiring codes they were built under.

  • Panel & service upgrades

    Replacing old or undersized panels and increasing service capacity.

  • Troubleshooting & repairs

    Breakers that keep tripping, dead circuits, flickering lights. We find the actual cause.

  • Rewiring & code corrections

    Updating older wiring, and clearing electrical items flagged on an inspection.

  • Lighting, fans & outlets

    Fixtures, ceiling fans, added outlets, and GFCI protection where it's needed.

  • Generators & surge protection

    Generator hookups with transfer switches, and whole-house surge protection.

  • EV charger circuits

    Dedicated circuits for charging at home.

Inside a Siemens load center: conductors routed neatly to a row of AFCI and GFCI breakers, with grounds and neutrals landed on their bars.
A panel wired and dressed in. Grounds and neutrals landed on their own bars, conductors run square to the breakers.
Commercial

For business & property owners

Offices, retail, light industrial and rental property, scheduled around your hours where we can.

Interior of a framed workshop building with LED strip fixtures installed along the roof trusses and receptacles run along the workbench wall.
Lighting and receptacle circuits run through a new shop building, wired before the walls were closed in.
  • Service upgrades

    Increasing capacity for new equipment, added tenants or expanded operations.

  • Buildouts & remodels

    Complete electrical for new suites and renovations.

  • Lighting & retrofits

    Interior, exterior and parking lot lighting, including LED conversions.

  • Repairs & maintenance

    Ongoing electrical work for business and property owners.

The details

Labeled, so the next person knows

A finished panel should tell you what it controls. The directory gets filled in before we leave. It takes a few extra minutes and saves whoever opens it next a lot of guessing.

It's a small thing. It's also the difference between a panel you can work on and one you have to figure out first.

Close view of a panel cover with its circuit directory filled in by hand: North East Wall and Garage Door, Outdoor, Work Bench #1 and Garage Lighting Circuit on the left; East and South Wall, Work Bench #2 and Refrigerator on the right.
Written in at the end of the job, circuit by circuit.
Good to know

How a job usually goes

No mystery to it. You call the office, we come look at what you have, and you know what to expect before anyone starts pulling wire.

  1. Call the office

    Janet or Genia answers Monday through Friday, 8 to 5. Tell them what the building is and what it's doing.

  2. We come look

    For anything beyond a simple repair, someone comes out and sees the panel and the conditions in person.

  3. You know what to expect

    Service calls are billed by the hour. On larger jobs we go over the scope first, and if the work grows once we're into it, you'll hear about that before we continue.

  4. We do the work

    Permitted and inspected where the job calls for it, and cleaned up behind us.

Tell us what you need

Call the office, or send the details and we'll get back to you.