Bridgeton is a small town across the Neuse River from New Bern. It’s mostly homes, with some small businesses, and a lot of the town sits close to the river. In a place this size, people need an electrician who will come out for one repair as readily as for a big project. We’re glad to do either.
Most calls are simple fixes: an outlet that quit, a breaker that won’t reset, a light fixture or ceiling fan to hang, or a bathroom that needs GFCI protection. We find the cause before we start replacing parts, and you know the price before the work begins. If we spot something else that needs attention while we’re there, we tell you and let you decide.
After a storm on the Neuse
Living near the river means wind and high water when a tropical storm or hurricane comes through. Afterward, look for a bent service mast, sagging wires at the house or a meter base pulled loose. Those have to be repaired before power can safely be restored, and we handle the repairs on the owner’s side.
To get ready for the next one, an inlet with an interlock or transfer switch lets you run a portable generator without backfeeding the power lines. A standby generator is the option for people who want power back without having to do anything, and whole-home surge protection helps guard electronics when the power comes and goes.
