T. Tyson Electric

⚡️Before & After…Pushmatic Panel Replacement.⚡️
I successfully replaced an outdated and unreliable Pushmatic panel with a new Square D Homeline panel, enhancing safety & allowing for future electrical additions/service. Additionally, I upgraded the grounding system & removed a small sub-panel. Of course I had to add my sticker for the final touch😉👍🏼. If you know of anyone with a Pushmatic or fused panel, please don't hesitate to contact me for assistance. As always, I appreciate the support🤗

What a week🥵…..started out on Sunday helping a family friend fix an emergency that I’ve slowly been able to fix throughout this week. I installed both 120v & 24v under cabinet lighting……& had time today to install a 50A EV receptacle so the customer can charge their new Tesla. Appreciate all the work & recommendations🤙🏼🤗

Another year of business in the books(Year 2)😳 I’m super grateful & thankful for all the friendships & relationships I made with people & of course for all my customers that trusted me to do work for them. I would like to think I perform & do work that I would want someone to do for me in my home. Keep all the recommendations coming & support small business. On to year 3…….🤗

Out with the old soffit lights, in with the new……these new 4” LED wafer lights provide more adequate lighting & require no light bulb replacement. It’s always great to help out returning clients who are very nice & appreciate good/hard work🤙🏼 Super happy how this project turned out💡😎

Pretty in-depth panel swap out today😳Customer needed more electric flexibility for future projects so I replaced his old 30 space panel with a new 42 space one today. As you can see I also cleaned up the wiring🙄…making the ugly, look pretty(no splices either)💁🏼‍♂️😂

I've had a busy and steady couple of weeks with various small jobs🥵 Recently, I completed two notable projects. I installed recessed lighting in a kitchen with 6” lights featuring adjustable heads for the slanted ceilings👍. Today, I installed a dedicated circuit for a small pool pump, eliminating the need for an extension cord running through the customer's new deck. The pump's circuit is protected by a GFI receptacle. I will start putting my sticker on any electrical panel I come in contact with. Im proud of the work I’ve been doing & appreciate all the recommendations and reviews.👍🏼🤗

Today I replaced an old Arrow Hart Murray panel, with a new 200amp Square D Homeline panel. The customer was having some electrical issues & we determined it was time for a replacement. The new panel was also big enough to do away with the second “sub panel” while also allowing for future electrical additions. A new ground system was also installed, as the old one only had one ground rod. So I added a second ground rod(per code) & ran a new #4 bare ground wire. Always happy to help out great customers.👍🏼🤗

Sometimes it feels like magic✨😂but seriously it’s not always easy to “just add a receptacle” In this case, however, it was & you take the win👌🏼😊

This week's projects consisted of installing ceiling fans in three bedrooms, replacing an exhaust fan & light fixture that dated back to the late 1970s(original), & installing new weather-resistant receptacles & covers under a church pavilion. I am grateful for the great customers I’ve been working with lately. I hope this productive pace continues.👍🏼🤗

Been a busy couple weeks….some pics from recent jobs I did. I wired a customers “over-sized” shed & added some work bench receptacles, overhead lighting & an outdoor GFI. I added a quad outlet in another customers garage & had to dust up on my conduit bending. Lastly a customer lost power to a part of their house. After some trouble shooting I found a burned “neutral” wire so I had to replace that wire & got it turned back on for them. Keep the recommendations going👍🏼 Have a great Easter weekend!🤗