We’re based right here in Vanceboro, so a call from town or from the county roads around it is a call from our own neighbors. The work here is a mix. There are houses in town, brick ranches from past decades, manufactured homes on family land, and a lot of detached shops, barns and pole buildings.
Outbuildings come up often. Someone wants real power in a shop for a welder or an air compressor, or a well pump and a barn need their own circuits. We size the feed for what you plan to run, bring it in overhead or underground depending on the site, and set a subpanel where one makes sense.
When the weather turns
Storms hit this part of Craven County hard, and Swift Creek and the low ground around town have flooded before. After high water, any wiring, outlets or panels that sat under water need to be checked before the power goes back on. We look things over and tell you plainly what has to be replaced.
A lot of people out here start thinking about a generator after sitting through a long outage. One option is a portable generator with a proper inlet and interlock or transfer switch. Another is a standby unit that starts on its own when the power drops. We explain the difference in cost and convenience, and you get a free written estimate before anything starts.
