01
Electrical design and panels
Service upgrades, dedicated circuits, and a sketch an architect can mark up. Useful before a kitchen, a small addition, or a shop fit-out in Reading and nearby towns.
What leaves the shop
Work we will put on a calendar
Call with the address and whether people will be in the building. We sort electrical, mechanical, or both before a truck is promised.
02
Heat and cooling repairs
Equipment that stopped, ducts that were pinched in an earlier remodel, and replacements sized to the rooms you heat, not the brochure tonnage.
03
New construction, in phases
Rough-in while the studs are open, then a return visit for devices and startup. Multi-phase jobs stay with the same crew so the second visit knows what the first one left.
04
Restorations with the doors unlocked
A ceiling that has to close by morning, a tenant who stays, a store that cannot go dark. We plan the noisy part and the live-circuit part as separate windows.
How a call moves
From the first walk to the last cover plate
1
You name the building
Address, what failed, and whether people stay inside.
2
We walk it
Panel, equipment, and the path a ladder actually fits.
3
One price, both trades
If the ceiling should open once, the quote says so.
4
Cover plates go back
The same crew finishes. You are not introduced to a second company.