What we wire
Three kinds of work. One crew.
Out here, one job is a 200-amp service on a farmhouse and the next is lights and outlets in a new shop. We do all of it.
01Homes
Service upgrades, panels, new circuits and the flickering light nobody could figure out.
- Panels & service upgrades
- Remodels & additions
- Lighting & fans
- Troubleshooting
- Surge protection
02Farms
Power where the work is: barns, outbuildings and the long runs between them.
- Pole barn & outbuilding power
- Underground feeds
- Yard & barn lighting
- Equipment circuits
03Shops
Subpanels, bright LED lighting and outlets right where the bench and the tools are.
- Subpanels
- LED shop lighting
- 240-volt tool circuits
- Garage & workshop wiring
Services
From the meter to the last outlet.
Panels & service upgrades
New meter bases, masts, main panels and 100- to 200-amp upgrades.
02Wiring
New builds, additions, remodels and added circuits.
03Lighting
Indoor, outdoor, shop and barn lighting.
04Troubleshooting
Tripping breakers, dead outlets, flickering lights: found and fixed.
05Whole-home surge protection
A surge protector at the panel guards everything downstream.
06Shop & garage power
Subpanels, tool circuits and lighting for the place you work.
07Farm & outbuilding power
Pole barns, outbuildings, underground feeds and yard lights.
08Generator hookups
Safe connections for portable and standby generators.
Real job, real photos
A service upgrade, start to finish.
Same house, same wall. Out came the old meter socket and tired service equipment; in went a new meter base, a rigid mast and new conduit, all tied in clean.
If your panel is full, your service is undersized, or your meter base has seen better decades, this is the fix.
Panels & service upgrades
From the job log
Work we’re proud to sign.
How we work
Honest, dependable work. Respectful crews.
Honest
A straight answer about what’s wrong, what it takes to fix, and what it costs, before any work starts.
Dependable
We show up when we say we will and finish what we start. The work is done to code and done to last.
Respectful
Crews who treat your home, your barn lot and your time the way they’d want theirs treated.
Getting started
Four steps, no runaround.
Call (765) 366-7658 or send a request. Tell us whether it’s the house, the barn or the shop, and we’ll take it from there.
(765) 366-7658Call or send a request
Tell us what’s going on: the house, the barn, the shop, or all three.
We take a look
We see the job, ask the right questions and explain your options in plain words.
You get a clear price
No surprises. You decide before any work begins.
We do it right
Clean, labeled, tested work, and a walk-through when we’re done.
Service area
New Ross and the country around it.
- New Ross
- Crawfordsville
- Ladoga
- Mace
- Darlington
- New Market
- Whitesville
- Jamestown
- Advance
- Lebanon
- Thorntown
- North Salem
- Lizton
- Pittsboro
- Danville
- Roachdale
- Bainbridge
Straight answers
Electrical questions, answered.
Why does my breaker keep tripping?
A breaker trips for one of three reasons: the circuit is overloaded, there’s a short circuit or ground fault, or the breaker itself is worn out. If it trips when a particular appliance runs, that circuit is probably carrying more than it was built for.
How do I know if I need a service upgrade?
Signs include a fuse box or a panel under 100 amps, breakers that trip under normal use, no room for new circuits, lights that dim heavily when appliances start, or plans to add a big load such as an EV charger, a hot tub, a shop or electric heat.
What does it take to run power to a pole barn or outbuilding?
A feeder from the house or a separate meter, a panel in the building with its own grounding electrodes, and wiring suited to the building. The feeder is sized for what you’ll run out there and for the distance, since long runs need larger wire to hold voltage.
What size subpanel does a home shop need?
Many hobby and working shops are well served by a 60- to 100-amp subpanel. The right size depends on your largest tools (a welder, a compressor, a lift) and how many run at the same time.
How do I safely connect a portable generator to my house?
Through an interlock kit or a transfer switch with a proper generator inlet, installed by an electrician. Both make it physically impossible for the generator and the utility to feed the panel at the same time.
Do electricians have to be licensed in Indiana?
Indiana doesn’t issue a statewide electrician’s license; licensing and registration are handled by cities and counties. Requirements differ from one jurisdiction to the next.