Electrical Before & After Photos

This homeowner was interested in having a whole home generator installed. They didn't want to have to worry about the inconvenience of a power outage or the costs that are associated with it. They loved how John's does the install from start to finish using the plumbing and electrical divisions, and were happy with how smooth the installation for the generator and the automatic transfer switch went. 

Never be unprepared for a power outage again with the Cummins All Home Generator. This homeowner was getting worried about the upcoming Summer season after experiencing a rise in power outages within their community. They found that the were losing money on perishable products in their fridge and freezers and wanted a solution to keep their home operating no matter the circumstance. After calling John's Waterproofing, we informed them that the Cummins All Home Generator would be able to keep everything in their home powered on until the utility power could come back on. These are installed on the outside of the home in a steel protective case to be storm prepared. They are equipped with automatic starting capabilities so that sensors go off once the power in the home goes out and within 10 seconds it turns on. The All Home Generators are also the quietest systems on the market, making them neighborhood friendly and aesthetic. Now, this homeowner will be prepared to keep their home running efficiently and will never have to be without power.  

This old homes electrical was all still original from when it was built, thus it was outdated. As time progressed, home appliances began needing more amperage to run smoothly, and other panels had been added. However, wanting to simplify their panel, and have it all be updated, they called up John's Electrical. Our electrician arrived and upgraded the entire set up.  

This older home had its original electrical panel still in use. To get the system up to code, the homeowner called up John's Waterproofing. Our electrical division went out and traced and ran the lines, mapping out the cords appropriately. We then tested the system and it was good to go. This panel is now up to date and the home has open circuits should they wish to add more electrical components in the future.  

This homes electrical needed to be upgraded. Their old panel box was a mess of cords and the home had old wiring that was a fire hazard still present in a few rooms. To get the space updated and safe we redid the old wiring that was present and then upgraded and reorganized the panel.