Every electrician who comes to your door is state-licensed, background-checked and in uniform, never unsupervised day labour. Each of us leads a different part of the work, and all four follow the same habit: test first, quote in writing, and ask before adding anything.
Founder & Master Electrician
State-licensed Master Electrician, OSHA-30 certified, with 19 years in the trade. Dale came up through a four-year apprenticeship, and over nearly two decades in Richmond has overseen more than 1,400 service upgrades and older-home rewires. He reviews every permit calculation himself and checks the crew’s panel work every week.
Service coordinator
Runs the office side of every job. Nora books two-hour arrival windows, pulls the city electrical permit, schedules the utility disconnect and reconnect, and asks for photos of your panel label before the van leaves Foundry Row, so the electrician arrives with the right breakers on board.
Diagnostics & standby power
State-licensed Journeyman, Generac-certified installer and trained in Fluke thermal diagnostics, with nine years on the tools. Marcus is the one to ask for when half the kitchen goes dark or an AFCI trips every time the microwave runs. He finds the loose neutral or the buried junction box, then wires generator inlets and interlocks that are simple to use in a storm.
EV charging & lighting lead
State-licensed Journeyman with EVITP certification and Lutron Pro smart-lighting credentials, eight years in. Priya specialises in detached-garage trench runs, load-managed EV chargers on older 100-amp homes, and recessed LED layouts that look original to the ceiling, with no patchwork left behind.
The electrician who quotes your job is the one who finishes it, from the first meter reading to the final inspection. You can name a preferred electrician on the contact form and Nora will schedule around them.
Readings first, written down and shown, with the options set out before anything is fitted.
An email when a code change affects domestic boards, or when a seasonal check is worth a reminder. No fixed schedule, and one link in every message removes an address from the list.