Before: Garage wall before installation of a new circuit and surface-mounted receptacles.
After: Three surface-mounted receptacles installed in metal conduit on a garage wall.
Before: Low voltage transformer plug in entry way. Added receptacle for that and vacuum charge station in the closet as well as adding a recessed receptacle and mounting their Hearth Digital Calendar.
After: No bulky plug and exposed LV wires and Hearth Calendar
Inside Closet was able to fish and use camera to guarantee no unwanted damage.
Before: No outlet for cabinet
After: Additional outlet to serve the counter top
Updating some old smoke detectors
Before: Service upgrade
Existing outdated fuse panels and disconnect equipment in an older single-family home.
During: Whole ball of wires
After: Much cleaner looking
Before: Old Federal Pacific electrical panel scheduled for replacement.
After: New 200-amp Leviton electrical panel installed to replace the old Federal Pacific panel.
After: Completed 200-amp electrical service upgrade with a new panel.
During: Relocating a 200-amp electrical panel about 15 feet from beneath the basement stairs to the garage.
After: Organized wiring inside the completed 200-amp panel relocated from beneath the basement stairs to the garage.
Organized circuit wiring and individual wire labeling inside an electrical panel during a home rewiring project.
New electrical subpanel installation showing organized wiring and clearly labeled circuits.
Meter-main service disconnect with the cover removed to show the interior connections.
New-construction recessed lighting and smoke-alarm locations aligned precisely with a laser.
An energized knob-and-tube-era panel discovered still in service after the homeowner had been told the entire house was rewired.
Upgraded 100-amp main electrical panel for a residential solar project.
New meter socket feeding an outdoor service disconnect for a residential solar project.
Outdoor service disconnect supplied by the new meter socket shown in the previous residential solar-project photo.
Recessed Arlington outdoor electrical box installed flush in an uneven block wall after carefully grinding the masonry for a proper fit.
After: Completed electrical service upgrade for a residential solar project.
Before: Existing electrical service prior to an upgrade completed for a residential solar project.
After: Completed exterior electrical service upgrade.
Service mast showing the metal raceway bonded to the grounded conductor where the service raceway transitions to PVC below.
Finished hardwired Ring video doorbell installation.
Determining the location for a new receptacle with the homeowner before installation.
Completed installation of the new receptacle at the customer-approved location.
New third-floor bathroom with completed electrical installation.
New third-floor home office with completed electrical installation.
New lighting installed along the third-floor stairway.
New third-floor bedroom with completed electrical installation.
Outdoor Gard-N-Post pedestal with a GFCI-protected receptacle.
Second outdoor Gard-N-Post pedestal with a GFCI-protected receptacle.
All-new exterior electrical service components installed for a residential solar project.
Installing a high-hanging chandelier on a sloped ceiling.
Before: Existing three-gang meter setup prior to electrical service work.
Existing electrical panel and disconnects serving the three-gang meter setup.
New first-floor electrical panel with new second- and third-floor service disconnects.
Porch upgrade featuring an infrared heater and recessed ceiling lighting.
Completed electrical service upgrade for a residential solar project.
Checking alignment to ensure the new service conduit runs straight.
Updated electrical panel with whole-home surge protection.
Progress view during an electrical service installation.
After: Updated electrical panel following a completed service upgrade.
New meter base and service-entrance cable installed.
Before: Existing electrical panel prior to the service upgrade.
Before: Wider view of the existing panel and nearby junction box prior to the service upgrade.
Before: Original meter and disconnect before relocating the electrical service to the opposite side of the house.
After: Completed service relocation with the new meter and disconnect installed on the opposite side of the house.
JJM Electric’s youngest helper accompanying the crew on a project.
Completed recessed-lighting addition.
Before: Exterior area prior to adding new outdoor receptacles.
After: New outdoor receptacles installed.
Finished second-floor bathroom renovation.
Finished third-floor bathroom addition.
Old non-weather-tight receptacle beneath an outdoor pond feature.
Repaired outdoor wiring with a new weather-resistant receptacle and cover.
Before: Fully occupied electrical panel prior to replacement.
During: Panel upgrade in progress with the existing circuits being transferred.
During: New electrical panel installed before final completion.
During: 200-amp service upgrade involving relocation of the meter and disconnect to the opposite side of the house.
Before: Exterior electrical service prior to the 200-amp upgrade.
Before: Existing electrical panel prior to the 200-amp service upgrade.
Finished exterior electrical service after a 200-amp upgrade.
Before: Surface-mounted outdoor receptacle without a proper weatherproof cover.
After: Recessed outdoor receptacle with a weather-resistant bubble cover.
Before: Surface-mounted outdoor receptacle box.
After: Outdoor receptacle replaced using a siding box and weather-resistant bubble cover.
Before: Living room prior to ceiling-fan installation.
During: Using a dust bowl to control debris while cutting the ceiling opening.
After: Ceiling fans installed. The trim was temporarily removed and reinstalled to route the wiring without exposed access holes.
Finished outdoor patio with recessed lighting and a ceiling fan.
Restoration Hardware wall fixtures installed for a bathroom remodel.
During: Brick cutout prepared for a recessed Arlington electrical box on a new-construction project.
Completed recessed Arlington electrical box installed flush in the brick.
Before: Existing Pushmatic electrical panel prior to the upgrade.
Interior view of the new 200-amp electrical panel during the upgrade.
Finished and inspected 200-amp electrical panel.
Before: Ceiling marked for the recessed-lighting layout.
During: Ceiling openings cut and wiring installed for the recessed lights.
Before: Room prior to adding recessed lighting.
After: Completed recessed-lighting installation.
Wall sconces installed to illuminate a picture display.
During: Replacing a stairway chandelier while protecting the walls and stairs from the ladder.
After: Completed stairway chandelier replacement.
Before: Garage wall before installation of a new GFCI-protected receptacle circuit.
After: New garage GFCI receptacle circuit installed in surface-mounted metal conduit from the electrical panel.
Before: Living-room ceiling marked and carefully laid out before installing a new ceiling fan.
After: Completed living-room ceiling fan and light installation.