Grantsboro is a small town in Pamlico County along NC 55. Outside the town itself, homes are spread out along country roads, with fields and woods between them. That spacing affects electrical work in ways people don’t think about until something breaks.
A house set well back from the road may have a long overhead drop or underground run from the utility. Trees grow into lines over the years, and a storm can pull a service mast right off the side of a house. When that happens, the damaged parts on the house side usually have to be repaired before the power company will reconnect. We repair the mast, weatherhead and meter base, and then the utility does its part.
Old farmhouses and room for solar
Some homes around Grantsboro are farmhouses that were wired long ago and updated in pieces. We check what’s there, replace worn-out panels and wiring, and add grounding where it’s missing. You get a written estimate first, so you can decide what to do now and what can wait.
Country lots also tend to have space for solar, on the roof or on a ground mount, with a battery to store some of that power. We look at your usage and your electrical service, explain what a system would involve and install it to code. A ground mount also needs a trench back to the house, which we plan along with the rest of the system.
