Raleigh, NC

Rewired emergency lighting systems and exit signs at a medical facility to ensure full compliance. Raleigh NC Commercial Electrical Services

Provided power distribution for a co-working space remodel, including subpanel installation, branch circuits, and code-compliant outlets. Raleigh Commercial Electrical Contractor

Installed 3-phase 480V disconnects for rooftop HVAC systems at a shopping center undergoing mechanical upgrades. Commercial Electrician in Raleigh NC

I recently completed a full recessed lighting installation in a residential living and dining area renovation. I installed eight IC-rated, airtight 6" LED can lights spaced to ensure even foot-candle coverage based on a lumen calculation for general lighting needs. I used 14/2 NM-B cable, stapled within 12" of each box and supported every 4.5 feet per NEC. I controlled lighting via a Lutron Maestro dimmer switch, compatible with the LED drivers to prevent flicker. All fixtures were mounted in insulated ceiling cavities with airtight seals to maintain building envelope efficiency. I verified that circuit load remained under 80% of breaker rating. I confirmed continuity, polarity, and insulation resistance post-installation.

I rewired the kitchen circuits to bring the electrical system up to current NEC standards. I dedicated circuits for the dishwasher, microwave, and countertop appliances, ensuring they have AFCI/GFCI protection as required.

I installed a whole-house surge protection unit at the main service panel to protect sensitive electronics from power surges and lightning strikes. This unit diverts excess voltage away from the equipment, improving its long-term safety.

Performing a full circuit diagnosis on a 1980s home with aging aluminum wiring. Identified multiple warm neutral connections at the panel. Replacing outdated receptacles with CO/ALR-rated devices to ensure proper conductivity and reduce the risk of overheating.

Upgraded aluminum branch circuits to copper in an older Raleigh residence.We eliminated fire hazards and brought the system up to today’s standards.

Rewired an office break room and installed new GFCI outlets in a Raleigh business park. Every workspace needs a reliable commercial electrician to keep things compliant and safe.

Completed a full electrical rough-in for a commercial tenant upfit on Hillsborough Street. The client needed power to support new workstations and equipment. I handled every phase from layout to final inspection.

Installed a 200-amp panel in a split-level home in North Raleigh. The existing panel was overloaded with recent HVAC upgrades. We ensured safe and code-compliant service.

Upgraded the electrical service and added GFCI protection to meet compliance standards for a dental office renovation. A commercial electrician is essential for handling code-specific installations in healthcare settings.

Completed power and data installations for new cubicles in a corporate office. Included GFCI protection, raceways, and labeled circuits. Raleigh Commercial Electrical Contractor

Upgraded exterior lighting for a restaurant to include LED wall packs and dusk-to-dawn photocell controls for better nighttime visibility. Commercial Outdoor Lighting Electrician Raleigh

Wired rooftop HVAC units and installed 3-phase disconnects for a commercial property undergoing energy-efficient upgrades.Commercial Electrician Services Raleigh NC

Diagnosed and repaired power loss affecting multiple suites in a business park. Replaced damaged breakers and restored service same day. Emergency Commercial Electrician North Raleigh

Provided full-service tenant upfit for a dental office, lighting controls, and backup power integration. Commercial Electrical Contractor in Raleigh NC

Installed LED lighting and occupancy sensors throughout a retail showroom, optimizing energy efficiency.North Raleigh Commercial Electrician

Completed a panel upgrade and circuit installation for a law firm expanding into an additional suite. Coordinated all commercial load calculations. Commercial Electrician in Raleigh NC

I replaced a ceiling-mounted smoke detector that had reached its 10-year life limit. I verified the new detector’s manufacture date and tested it with both the test button and canned smoke for full functionality.

I converted an existing attic light to include a pull-chain switch and LED bulb. The wiring was updated to include a ground, and the fixture was secured to a joist with appropriate hardware.

I added a circuit for attic ventilation fans. I ran new NM cable to the attic, installed a weatherproof switch box with a thermostat controller, and connected the fan per manufacturer specifications. I confirmed proper operation with rising attic temperature.

I installed a dimmer switch compatible with LED lighting. The customer had flickering issues with standard dimmers. After installation, I tested multiple brightness levels and ensured the lights dimmed smoothly with no flicker.

I replaced a faulty two-way switch setup with a properly wired three-way circuit. This allowed the customer to control the hallway lights from both ends. The old wiring had reversed travelers, causing inconsistent operation.

I installed a new ceiling fan with integrated LED lighting in a living room. The fan was supported by an approved ceiling box rated for fan loads. I wired it with a dual-switch setup, allowing separate control of light and fan from the wall.