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. 

This old homes electrical was all still original from when it was built, thus it was outdated.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 store needed to have their electrical meter moved from one side of the building to another. We sent out an electrician who reviewed the changes that the owners wanted made, and submitted the proposal for PGE to approve of. Once we had permission we got to work. The the new electrical meter was installed in the new location, hooking up all power aspects to the new meter. We then removed the old power pole as it would no longer be needed. 

This homeowner had experienced power outages in the past due to extreme weather and wanted to find a solution to keep their entire home up and running no matter what. They reached out to John's Waterproofing about the benefits of having an all home generator and decided it was the perfect solution to their problems. The Cummins Whole Home Standby Generator is designed to be able to power your entire home in the case of an outage, while also remaining quiet and neighborhood friendly. Some features it includes is a built in remote powering and load management so that homeowners don't have to worry about being home for it to start and run the appropriate amount of power needed for your home. This is installed and connected to the homes by our in-house electricians. Our plumbing department even attaches it to the plumbing lines to be able to function every aspect of you home. After the Cummins Home Standby Generator is installed, this homeowner is prepared for any unexpected power outages.