Wiring and Re-wiring

Electrical Wiring for Renovations

Remodeling a kitchen or bathroom is a great opportunity to make some much needed improvements to your electrical system. Whether you need to add outlets, lights, of make other electrical changes, we’re here to help.

Electrical Outlet Installation

With everything you need to plug in these days, your likely to find you don’t have enough electrical outlets or they are not in the right place. We can add electrical outlets to your garage, master closet, living room or pretty much anyplace you need one.

Here is an example of outlet installation in this time-lapse video.

Dedicated Circuits for Window AC Units, Treadmills and More

Some electrical appliances work best with their own dedicated circuit. Larger window AC units, treadmills and other items often call for dedicated circuits in their installation instructions. Dedicated circuits prevent overloads and repeated breaker tripping.sx

Whole House Surge Protection

Lightning can cause serious power surges, but regular micro surges can also cause serious problems with the electrical equipment in your home. Why protect each outlet individually, when you can protect your entire home’s electrical panel with a whole home surge protector? We install these units in your home’s electrical panel to stop surges before they move through your entire electrical system.

Additional Electrical Work

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do the circuit breakers in my commercial building keep tripping?

Older buildings in the Fort Mill area often contain aging wiring that struggles to support the power demands of modern commercial equipment. When your daily electrical load exceeds what the system was designed to handle, it causes overloaded circuits. This trips your breakers frequently and can pose a serious fire risk. Upgrading your electrical panels and circuits ensures your system can safely handle your equipment’s demands without interruption.

Can faulty electrical wiring increase my business's monthly utility bills?

Yes. Outdated electrical panels, degrading circuits, and loose connections generate heat and create electrical resistance. This resistance wastes a significant amount of electricity, directly inflating your utility bills. Troubleshooting and replacing these damaged components with modern, energy-saving alternatives stops this energy loss and lowers your long-term operational expenses.

What is causing the lights to flicker in my facility?

Flickering lights and sudden power drops are often the first visible signs of hidden wiring faults, loose connections, or overloaded circuits. Because these issues can disrupt your daily operations and pose a safety hazard to your staff, a licensed commercial electrician needs to perform a thorough visual inspection and test voltage levels to locate the exact source of the fault behind your walls.

How do I know if my commercial property is up to current Fort Mill electrical codes?

If your building relies on outdated wiring, experiences frequent breaker trips, or has degrading receptacles, it likely falls short of current safety standards. A comprehensive electrical inspection will identify hidden hazards. Correcting these faults—such as tightening loose connections and replacing worn-out components—will bring your property fully up to current Fort Mill building codes, ensuring a safe environment for your employees.

How can we ensure this electrical problem doesn't keep happening?

Repeated service calls for the same issue happen when electricians treat the symptom rather than the disease. A reliable repair process begins with diagnosing the root cause of the complex electrical fault—whether it’s an overloaded circuit or hidden wall hazards. Accurately identifying and fixing the exact underlying problem prevents the issue from returning and keeps your business running smoothly over the long term.