Garage Electric Wiring
- Install GFCI receptacles throughout your garage.
- Replace existing two-prong receptacles.
- Add additional outlets and extra lights for your garage.
- Add dedicated circuits for specific outlets and appliances in your garage.
- Install Motion Detector Lights outside your garage for added security around your home.
- Install electric space heater to keep your garage at a comfortable temperature during colder months.
Improve Your Garage Electric
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GFCI Outlets in your Garage |
Add Additional Lighting for your Shop or Garage |
Upgrade your Garage with an Electric Space Heater Increase your comfort while working on hobbies or home projects during the colder months. Modern space heaters for your garage are quite, energy efficient, and can come with a built in thermostat so you can easily adjust the temperature based on your needs. Consider installing a ceiling mounted electric space heater to save on precious floor space as well as increase overall safety. |
Contact A+ Electrical Services to upgrade your existing outlets to GFCI outlets for your garage or shop, in order to meet electrical code standards or to upgrade your garage with task lighting or an electrical space heater.
Outdoor Receptacles
Outdoor GFCI Outlets Contact us to install a conveniently located outdoor GFCI outlet on your garage next to your driveway. These outdoor GFCI outlets are very useful next to your drive way for electrical devices like pressure washer, leaf blowers, snow removers, or vacuumed cleaners. Have this outlet installed by a licensed electrician to avoid potential electrical hazards.
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Garage Motion Sensor Lights Call our licensed electricians to install a motion sensor light on your garage. This light will update the look of your property as well as adding safety by lighting up poorly lighted gangways or driveways. These lights add security while saving energy since they are only activated when motion is detected.
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Contact A+ Electrical Services to install outdoor outlets or outdoor motion sensor lights adding convinces and safety to your home.
"It is easier to do a job right than to explain why you didn't." - Martin Van Buren |