Electrical Installation in Michigan

How we approach electrical installations in Michigan

Before we install anything we check that the existing panel and service can carry the new load. That simple step prevents the most common problem with add-on work: a nice new circuit feeding from a panel that was already at its limit. We then plan the shortest sensible wire route, use the correct cable and box for the location, and finish with devices and cover plates that match the rest of the room. Each new breaker is labeled in the panel directory.

Signs you need electrical installation

• A room has too few outlets or none where furniture now sits
• You bought an appliance that needs 240 volts or its own circuit
• You are finishing a basement, garage or attic
• Outdoor spaces need power or lighting
• The panel has no open breaker slots

What is included

Outlets and switches

Standard, GFCI, USB, 240 volt and smart devices placed where you actually need them.

Lighting

Recessed, pendant, track, under-cabinet, landscape and security lighting.

Panels and sub panels

New load centers, breaker additions and capacity for future growth.

Appliance and equipment circuits

Ranges, dryers, heat pumps, air compressors, welders, saunas and hot tubs.

EV and backup power

Level 2 chargers, standby generators, transfer switches and battery systems.

Low-voltage and smart devices

Doorbells, thermostats, cameras, network cabling and smart switches.