See the work.

A basement becoming a home office: dedicated circuits for the desk wall, network drops to a small rack, and lighting that does not look like a basement.

A new hot tub, a panel with no room, and a long run across the yard. We added capacity, trenched the feed, and set the GFCI disconnect where code wants it and the owner can reach it.

Nine apps, three hubs, nothing talking to anything. We pulled it back to one wired system: scenes for morning and movie night, schedules that track the sun, switches that still work like switches.

Knob-and-tube in the walls and an insurance renewal deadline. We sequenced the rewire room by room — kitchen first — so the family never lost the spaces they actually live in.

A detached garage forty feet from the house, one sad 15A circuit, and a new EV in the driveway. We trenched conduit, set a 60A subpanel, and hardwired a Level 2 charger with load management.

Sixty-year-old fuse box, window AC on an extension cord, and a dryer that dimmed the living room. We ran a fresh load calc, swapped in a 200A panel with copper grounding, and coordinated the utility cut-over so the family lost power for six hours, not a weekend.