Electrical Remodeling with Steve Cavenee Electric
Whether you are updating an older home, putting your personal touch into a previously owned home, or ready for an “extreme makeover”, Steve Cavenee Electric can provide outstanding remodel services! We take the time to listen to our customers’ wants and needs, and make professional recommendations to our customers to give them the home they have always wanted. Updating light fixtures, adding under and over cabinet lighting, installing dimmer switches, hanging ceiling fans, adding outlets, wiring appliances- all just a few services we can offer our customers for a beautiful “new” home! We will carefully inspect your home to determine what kind of electrical work and wiring you’re going to need for your renovation, and work with you to design a layout that will best suite your requirements.
Adding an extension to your home? Renovating a room and want to add wiring for a special configuration? Having some wiring you want reconfigured in an existing area? Steve Cavenee can help you with all of those, and more! No renovation is complete without reliable, industry-leading electrical installations and top-of-the-line wiring. The certified electricians at Steve Cavenee Electric know how important your home is, so we work with you from the design phase to putting the finishing touches on the lights and electrical wiring on your home addition, remodel or renovation. We make sure your home project or electrical installation stays on deadline, and ensure your design and budget stay on target with your expectations!
Panel Upgrades
If you’re expanding your home or adding an additional space, you may need an electrical panel upgrade. Newer electrical panels are designed with safety in mind to provide you with all the power you need. If you are renovating or remodeling a home that is more than 20 years old, you will most likely need an electric panel upgrade. Older electrical panels aren’t equipped to handle the amount of electricity used in modern homes, and over time electrical terminations and circuit breakers can become loose and become a fire hazard. Certain brands and types of electrical panels have been found to cause fires in some instances. Consult with Steve Cavenee to determine if your panel is safe, or if you need an electrical panel upgrade.
