Panel and load centers
Swap a tired load center, land a new feeder, or find why one breaker keeps dumping the kitchen. We open the lid, write what we see, and close it labeled.
This is the work Christopher takes from 159 1St St. If it is lighting design theater or a whole-subdivision bid, we will say that on the first ring.
Swap a tired load center, land a new feeder, or find why one breaker keeps dumping the kitchen. We open the lid, write what we see, and close it labeled.
Additions, garage shops, and the outlet that warms the plate. New runs get a path, a clamp, and a home in the panel — not a pigtail in the attic.
Lights that blink when the well pump starts, GFCI that will not reset, a smell at the dryer. Meter first, parts second.
Bonds, rods, and the weatherhead that ice keeps chewing. Pittsfield winters are not gentle on the gear at the eaves.