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“Jeremy was able to come the day after I first called him. He established that I did not need breakers replaced, as I thought I did, but he also found out which circuit was which. He took an interest and was thorough. He showed me the GFCI that controlled the two 'dead' outlets--it just needed to be reset. He explained the difference between the 'master' GFCI socket, which has a reset button, and the sockets that are GFCI protected, i.e., are on a circuit with the 'master' GFCI, such that if the latter get wet, etc., the circuit will be broken. He also does carpentry and undertook to repair an antique cherry drop-leaf table damaged by movers, and took the torn-off leaf with him to add some quarter-round that would enable him to re-attach the leaf. He admired the workmanship of my solid walnut desk, built by my grandfather 100 years ago, recognizing that it was held together with pegs and dove-tailing rather than nails, so I got the impression that he is likely to prove a capable carpenter/cabinet-maker as well as electrician and general contractor. Since I was a first-time customer, he only charged me $50, half his usual hourly rate. He also offers this discount to veterans.”
showing the quality and reliability of our licensed electrical contractors in Round Rock, TX.
“Jeremy was able to come the day after I first called him. He established that I did not need breakers replaced, as I thought I did, but he also found out which circuit was which. He took an interest and was thorough. He showed me the GFCI that controlled the two 'dead' outlets--it just needed to be reset. He explained the difference between the 'master' GFCI socket, which has a reset button, and the sockets that are GFCI protected, i.e., are on a circuit with the 'master' GFCI, such that if the latter get wet, etc., the circuit will be broken. He also does carpentry and undertook to repair an antique cherry drop-leaf table damaged by movers, and took the torn-off leaf with him to add some quarter-round that would enable him to re-attach the leaf. He admired the workmanship of my solid walnut desk, built by my grandfather 100 years ago, recognizing that it was held together with pegs and dove-tailing rather than nails, so I got the impression that he is likely to prove a capable carpenter/cabinet-maker as well as electrician and general contractor. Since I was a first-time customer, he only charged me $50, half his usual hourly rate. He also offers this discount to veterans.”
showing the quality and reliability of our licensed electrical contractors in Round Rock, TX.