No, the existing electrical service should be assessed by a qualified commercial electrician. They can confirm that your home has sufficient ampacity.

Yes, as grounding dissipates overvoltage from events such as lightning. A licensed electrician can go over the process with you.

Grounding is the intentional connection of an electrical system or equipment to the earth to stabilize voltage during normal operations and limit voltage surges from lightning or unintentional contact with higher-voltage. Bonding places everything at the same potential and ensures an effective ground-fault current path in the event of a fault to ground occurring in an electrical system circuit. A commercial electrician from Josh Lamb Electrician LLC can provide both.

No. Our company utilizes the National Electrical Code, which is not a lightning protection manual. However, a licensed electrician can help bond them to the building's grounding electrode system.

No. This is a myth, that some programs and instructors still teach, but electricity will take all available paths. Hiring a commercial electrician will help you figure out the available paths and help improve your system.

Not at all. If properly installed by a licensed electrician, aluminum is fine to use, and best of all, more reasonable in cost. However, the National Electrical Code provides special instructions for the installation of aluminum.

The National Electrical Code doesn't specify this number for residential applications, but does for commercial and industrial installations. A commercial electrician can help install residential receptacle outlets and determine what's a safe amount for your home.

No. GFCI devices must be capable of being reached quickly for operation, renewal, or inspection without requiring those to whom ready access is requisite to take actions such as using tools (other than keys), climbing over or under, removing obstacles, or using portable ladders. A licensed electrician should be able to easily reach your GFCI devices.

Josh Lamb Electrician LLC is a local, family-owned business that offers warranties, emergency services, and operates with the latest technology. We understand that older houses often have electrical problems since they rely on 60 amp to 100 amp service, according to This Old House, and a commercial electrician with us will always aim to keep your home and electrical system safe and long-lasting.

We offer 10% discount to all military and first responders when you hire a licensed electrician with us.