Good for a kids room!

 

 ProLectric Electrical Contractors Inc. (Savannah Electrician)
6606 Abercorn St #120 Savannah, GA 31405
(912) 352-7718
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When kids come in handy!

What Do Electrical Wire Color Codes Mean?

 

 ProLectric Electrical Contractors Inc. (Savannah Electrician)
6606 Abercorn St #120 Savannah, GA 31405
(912) 352-7718
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Appliance and lighting installations

Electrical circuit installations to latest electrical code requirements.

ProLectric Electrical Contractors Inc. (Savannah Electrician)
6606 Abercorn St #120 Savannah, GA 31405
(912) 352-7718
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Residential and commercial wiring

 

Upgrade and repair for new houses and remodels. 

ProLectric Electrical Contractors Inc. (Savannah Electrician)
6606 Abercorn St #120 Savannah, GA 31405
(912) 352-7718
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Georgia Power

We have a long working relationship with Georgia Power and your local permitting office. Since 1996, we have restored hundreds of homes with storm damage electrical problems for our customers. Next time you are without power, give us a call at 912-352-7718.

 

ProLectric Electrical Contractors Inc. (Savannah Electrician)

6606 Abercorn St #120 Savannah, GA 31405

(912) 352-7718

prolectric.net

Contact Us!

From design to finish, our experienced estimators, project managers and technicians provide the expertise to ensure your electrical project in Savannah, Richmond Hill, Hinesville, Statesboro, Bluffton, Beaufort or Hilton Head is completed on time, on budget and up to code. Contact us today and we'll show you how we can put our knowledge to work for you.

 

 

ProLectric Electrical Contractors Inc.
6606 Abercorn St. #120
Savannah, GA 31405
(912) 352-7718
prolectric.net

How many convenience outlets in each room?

In every kitchen, family room, dining room, living room, parlor, library, den, bedroom, or similar room or area of dwelling units, receptacle outlets shall be installed so that no point along the floor line in any wall space there is more than six feet, from an outlet in that space. This is to prevent the use of extension cords. Outlets are usually placed about 18 inches above floor level. Switches usually go about 48 inches from floor level. For convenience outlets each single receptacle in a single branch circuit is usually figured for 1.5 amps, duplex outlets for 3 amps in estimating total amperage for that circuit. Air conditioners should be on a single dedicated circuit.

 

 

ProLectric Electrical Contractors Inc.
6606 Abercorn St. #120
Savannah, GA 31405
(912) 352-7718
prolectric.net

Power outage?

We have a long working relationship with Georgia Power and your local permitting office. Since 1996, we have restored hundreds of homes with storm damage electrical problems for our customers. Next time you are without power, give us a call at 912-352-7718.

FAQ: How much should I attempt on my own?

At The present time most states allow you to do whatever you want in your own home. But doing electrical work yourself is a gamble. How much are you willing to risk to save money. There is a reason why it takes so much training to become an electrician. Do not make a mistake by taking electricity lightly, even the smallest job could be a safety hazard. Why take a chance. Get a professional to do this work.

Also In some states the homeowner can pull his own Electrical permit for work in his single family home, what he does not know is that in case of damage or fire caused by his work, his homeowners insurance will not pay, they will only if the work is done by a licensed Electrical Contractor. You should check with your homeowners Insurance Co., and they should sign a document or something to this effect to acknowledge this when they pull a permit.

The most dangerous time is when you tell yourself. This is easy. I can do it myself. Why should i get an electrician? Than when you don't remember where all those wires went, or your hair is standing straight up, you say to yourself. Well maybe we better call someone to straighten up this mess. Now it will cost you double what you thought you were going to save in the beginning.