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A customer hired us to run a single 20 amp circuit to their outbuilding. They wanted to run it overhead to avoid tearing up their parking area for their vehicles. Since there will be vehicles below these lines, the code requires that they be a minimum of 12 feet above final grade. Since it was an outbuilding, the circuit had to be GFCI protected, but being a single 20 amp circuit meant that we could use a single 20 amp breaker coming from the main panel for the property. We u

We had a job this week for a local restaurant that had gotten a new fryer to replace the old one that quit working properly. The old...

This is the second phase of the body shop job we did previously. In phase 1 we upgraded the meter, mast, and breaker panels. In phase 2...

We recently installed a disconnect for a mini-split HVAC system on a rehabilitation facility in Owenton, Ky. They had a 120/208 volt...

A customer wanted an outdoor fan to keep her father cool while grilling out this Labor Day, and decided to throw in an outdoor GFCI for...

We had an upgrade from 200 amps to 400 amps for a local body shop that's setting up a new location in an older building. This is phase 1...

We got a call for a bathroom remodel that needed some switches, lights, and outlets moved/installed. We found that the bathroom was on a...

Got a call today for a broken receptacle in a kitchen in New Castle, Ky. We found that the receptacle was not only broken, but needed to...