Credentials & licenses

Licensed, insured, and accountable

Electrical work carries real risk, so we carry real credentials. Here's exactly what stands behind every job we take on in Western North Carolina.

The paperwork, in plain English

What our credentials mean for you

North Carolina electrical license

We're licensed by the North Carolina State Board of Examiners of Electrical Contractors — the state's requirement for anyone doing electrical work for hire. It means our work is held to the state's standards, and we answer to the Board if we ever fall short of them.

Fully insured

We carry general liability insurance and workers' compensation coverage. If the unthinkable happens on your property, you're protected — and so is every person on our crew.

Permitted & inspected work

When a job requires a permit, we pull it. When it requires an inspection, we schedule it and meet the inspector on site. You never have to chase paperwork or wonder if the work would pass.

Current on the code

The National Electrical Code updates on a three-year cycle, and North Carolina adopts those changes. We keep our crew trained on the current code so today's work doesn't become tomorrow's correction.

Experience

10+ Years of Experience

Extensive experience working in Industrial and Commercial. 8 years of service call work. Licensed in multiple states.

  • Service calls, repairs, and upgrades on homes of every age
  • Complete rough-in and finish wiring for new construction
  • Remodel and addition wiring, coordinated with builders
  • Troubleshooting the problems other folks couldn't find

Check us out

Ask us — we insist on it

Any legitimate contractor will show you their license and insurance without a sigh, and we'd rather you ask up front than take our word for it. Request proof of licensing and insurance with your free estimate, look us up with the state licensing board, or call the references we're happy to provide. Trust should be verifiable — especially with the thing that powers your home.

Want our license number and certificate of insurance in writing? Just ask — it comes with every estimate.

Ready when you are

Licensed, insured, and a phone call away. Tell us what your home or job site needs and get a free, honest estimate.