Projects
What these jobs actually involve
Six walkthroughs of the work we are called out for most often, written the way we would explain it standing in your basement: the scope, the order it happens in, and the things that change it halfway through.
Each walkthrough describes a typical project of that kind rather than a specific customer’s job. No two properties are identical, so your scope is confirmed on site.
Davenport, IA200-Amp Panel and Service Upgrade: A Typical Davenport ProjectHow a 200-amp panel and service upgrade runs on an older Davenport home: the permit, the utility disconnect, the new entrance, the inspection, power back on.
Rock Island, ILRewiring an Older Rock Island Home: A Typical ProjectWhat a whole-home rewire involves in an older Rock Island house: planning the routes, staging by floor, two inspections, and living there while it happens.
Bettendorf, IAStandby Generator and Transfer Switch: A Typical Bettendorf ProjectA standby generator and transfer switch installation in Bettendorf, step by step: siting the set, the pad, the switch, the permit and the first test.
East Moline, ILHot Tub Circuit, Disconnect and Bonding: A Typical East Moline ProjectWiring a hot tub in East Moline: panel capacity, running the feed, setting the GFCI disconnect, bonding the metal, and inspection before the first soak.
Moline, ILCommercial LED Lighting Retrofit: A Typical Moline ProjectHow an LED lighting retrofit runs in a Moline commercial building: a fixture count, phasing around trading hours, controls, emergency lighting and the permit.
Davenport, IAStorm-Damaged Service Mast Repair: A Typical Davenport ProjectA torn service mast repair in Davenport, start to finish: making it safe, the utility disconnect, a new mast and entrance, the city inspection, reconnection.Planning work like this?
24-hour emergency service available