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Two outdated ceiling fans were removed and replaced with new, customer-supplied models in the same locations. Existing electrical boxes were reused after confirming they were safe and code compliant. Each fan was expertly assembled, installed, and balanced, with operational testing conducted to ensure proper function of both the fans and light kits.

A malfunctioning breaker was tripping, disrupting power to most of the second floor. We promptly assessed the situation, identifying the cause of the issue. After replacing the faulty breaker, we tested the system to ensure stable power, restoring functionality to the affected area efficiently.

A three-wire dryer circuit was outdated and needed to be modernized to support a new dryer. We removed the existing wiring and installed a new four-prong receptacle at the same location, ensuring all wiring and the support box were in good condition. After securing the new outlet, we tested the system to confirm it was fully operational.

An outdated ceiling fan needed replacement, so we carefully removed the existing unit and evaluated the electrical wiring and support boxes for safety and functionality. After ensuring everything was in good order, we assembled and installed the new ceiling fan supplied by the homeowner, testing it for optimal performance. Any drywall issues created during the installation will be handled by a professional. Payment is requested upon project completion.

An underperforming bathroom exhaust fan in the main level bathroom was hindering proper ventilation. We removed the existing fan, installed a new fan motor, and ensured it was connected to the existing ductwork and electrical systems. After installation, we verified proper operation, airflow, and sealed any gaps while addressing minor ceiling damage.

The existing main load center required an upgrade to enhance electrical capacity and safety. We replaced it with a Square D 40-Space, 80-Circuit, 200-Amp panel, ensuring compliance with the National Electrical Code and local standards. Our work involved thorough testing, installation of a whole-home surge protective device, and verifying all circuits before preparing for county inspection.

To accommodate increased electrical demands, we conducted an electrical panel upgrade in the home. We also installed a portable generator receptacle to enhance backup power capabilities and added a dedicated 20-amp circuit for the tankless hot water system, ensuring reliable and efficient operation for appliances.

The outdated main load center and sub panel needed replacement to enhance electrical capacity. We installed a new Square D 200-Amp panel, ensuring compliance with the National Electrical Code and Fairfax County standards. All branch circuits were securely connected, and surge protection was added for increased safety. The upgrade was completed in preparation for the county's final inspection.

Flickering lights and crackling noises prompted an inspection of the main electrical panel. Upon removing the cover, we discovered significant deterioration, including water infiltration and rust on the circuit breakers. We replaced six damaged circuit breakers and addressed severe damage to the electrical panel bus. The flickering has ceased, and the homeowners will monitor for any remaining sounds from the panel.

Outdated and non-compliant electrical components posed a safety concern. We replaced all existing 15A and 20A receptacles throughout the home with modern, code-compliant units and updated light switches to contemporary styles. New cover plates were installed on a total of 32 receptacles and switches, ensuring everything met local electrical codes. The old units were safely removed and disposed of.

Experiencing frequent power outages whenever multiple kitchen appliances were in use led us to investigate the outlet configuration. Upon examination, we discovered that all kitchen outlets, including the refrigerator outlet, were connected to a single 20-amp breaker. To enhance functionality, we proposed alternative solutions for adding new outlets, ensuring the homeowner has options to address the issue.

The existing main electrical service panel was outdated and required an urgent upgrade. We safely decommissioned the old panel and installed a new Square D QO 30-Space/60-Circuit system, meticulously migrating existing branch circuits and ensuring compliance with local and national electrical codes. After enhancing the grounding system, we facilitated all necessary permits and inspections for a smooth completion.

An existing non-functioning bathroom exhaust fan was replaced to enhance ventilation. We removed the old fan, installed a new, properly rated unit, and connected it to the existing ductwork and electrical. After ensuring optimal airflow and functionality, we sealed gaps and addressed any minor ceiling damage.

The primary electrical panel was found to be severely corroded and outdated, requiring an upgrade. We replaced it with a Square D 200-Amp panel, installed an external service disconnect, and added a surge protective device. Enhanced grounding and bonding were implemented to improve safety, ensuring compliance with all relevant codes and obtaining necessary permits throughout the process.

Experiencing frequent power outages when using multiple kitchen appliances prompted us to investigate the situation. After thorough evaluation, we discovered that the kitchen outlets were all connected to a single 20-amp circuit breaker, which is insufficient for modern kitchen demands. To enhance functionality, we proposed alternative solutions for adding new outlets for the homeowner to consider.

The existing main electrical service panel needed replacement for enhanced performance and safety. We installed a high-quality Square D QO 30-Space/60-Circuit system, ensuring compliance with Fairfax County and NEC codes. This included decommissioning the old panel, integrating the new system, migrating branch circuits, upgrading grounding, and managing all necessary permits for a seamless transition.