Circuit installation

Electrical Installations

Dedicated circuits, appliance feeds, and shop power installed cleanly with routing planned for your space.

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Purpose-built circuits

Appliance, workshop, and heating feeds installed with clear labeling and tidy routing.

  • Planned loads: circuits sized and routed for your equipment and layout.
  • Inspection-ready: permits, labeling, and testing handled.
  • Neat installs: conduit, cable, and terminations kept organized.

Appliances & equipment

Dedicated circuits for everyday loads

Ensure kitchen appliances, laundry rooms, and specialty equipment have the dedicated power they need without nuisance tripping.

Appliance feeds

Circuits for ranges, microwaves, fridges, and laundry planned with the right breakers and cable.

Equipment circuits

Dedicated power for freezers, server closets, and specialty gear with tidy routing and labeling.

Heating & mechanical

Circuits sized for comfort systems

Heating, ventilation, and mechanical loads are sized properly so equipment runs reliably and stays within code limits.

Heat + ventilation

Wall heaters, baseboards, HRVs, and bath fans wired with the correct conductor sizes and protection.

Mechanical equipment

Mini-splits, shop dust collection, and pumps installed with clear disconnects and labeling.

Shops, garages, outbuildings

Power planned for separate spaces

We size feeders, select wiring methods, and plan subpanels when needed so detached spaces have clean, reliable power.

Workspaces

30A and 50A shop circuits, welder outlets, and tool circuits routed neatly with room for future tools.

Garages & outbuildings

Feeder sizing, trench routing, and proper grounding so detached structures stay safe and inspection-ready.

Process

Clear steps for new circuits

We handle the details from assessment through inspection so your circuits are ready when you need them.

  1. Assessment: confirm loads, routing options, and permit needs.
  2. Planning: choose wiring methods, breaker sizes, and labeling.
  3. Installation: run cable or conduit, terminate, and test.
  4. Inspection: coordinate sign-off so circuits can be used confidently.