Dedicated Circuit Installation in Pontiac, MI

Dedicated circuit installation in Pontiac: local conditions matter

Pontiac is in Oakland County in Southeast Michigan, where a large share of the housing was built between the 1920s and the 1970s. That means plenty of 60 and 100 amp services, fuse boxes, ungrounded outlets and, in some neighborhoods, knob and tube or aluminum wiring. When we take on dedicated circuit installation in Pontiac, the first step is often bringing those older systems up to date.

Which appliances need a dedicated circuit

As a rule, any fixed appliance with a motor or heating element should have its own circuit. That includes refrigerators, freezers, microwaves, dishwashers, disposals, washers, dryers, furnaces, sump pumps, space heaters and window air conditioners. In older Pontiac homes several of these often share one 15 amp circuit, which leads to nuisance trips and overheated wiring. Separating them is straightforward when the panel has room.

What our dedicated circuit installation service in Pontiac includes

Kitchen appliance circuits

Microwaves, dishwashers, disposals, refrigerators and ranges.

Laundry circuits

Washers, gas and electric dryers.

HVAC and water heating

Furnaces, air conditioners, mini-splits, heat pumps and water heaters.

Pumps and freezers

Sump pumps, well pumps and chest freezers that must not share a breaker.

Workshop and garage circuits

240 volt outlets for welders, compressors and table saws.

Home office and server circuits

Clean, separate power for computers and network gear.