Photos and videos from real jobs, panel upgrades, dock wiring, EV chargers, pump controls, custom lighting. Click a service to learn more.
This one is in Salem. The house has a 400-amp service, so it takes two 200-amp automatic transfer switches and a 28kW Generac to carry it. That is a week of work for a crew.
It is the kind of project we are set up for now. We have more hands on the job and a van stocked for it, so we stay on one house until it is finished and inspected.
Underground feed for an outdoor circuit on a Clemson property. NEC code, physical protection, and a serviceable junction box buried at depth, here’s why wire depth matters.
Homes and commercial buildings across the Upstate. Tap any photo to open it full size.
Generac standby generator at a lake houseLake Jocassee
Generator set on a poured pad above the waterLake Jocassee
The view from that jobLake Jocassee
Generac standby generator on its padSalem
Two 200-amp transfer switches on a 400-amp serviceSalem
EMT conduit rack feeding panels in a high bay buildingClemson
Outdoor Tesla Wall Connector with a conduit run from the meterUpstate SC
Commercial switchboard, main and feedersUpstate SC
Two 200-amp panels, side by sideLake Keowee
Heavy duty disconnect on a metal buildingSeneca
Tesla Wall Connector on a garage wallUpstate SC
Commercial panel gutter, bundled and bondedUpstate SC
Pump control panelLake Keowee
Conduit run on a covered deckLake Keowee
The van, loaded for a multi-day jobSunset
Short, straightforward videos from the field, the same work I’ll do at your home, explained in plain language.
