M-PowR-U Electrical Solutions

Replacing a tired or ineffective bathroom exhaust fan is often the only way to improve ventilation and moisture removal. It may cost a little more to connect the duct to the exhaust port properly, but with all of the issues with attic rain we do everything in our power to seal it up properly. The first set of photos was an additional fan to a large master bathroom that only had a 50 CFM fan over the toilet in the water closet portion. The stipple was falling off the ceiling t...here was so much moisture buildup. A new 150 CFM Panasonic fan with a new 6" duct and a Primex roof vent will take care of that. The second set is a 50 CFM fan with a 3" duct replaced by a new 110 CFM Panasonic fan with a 4" duct. Check out the before and after of the exhaust attachment at the roof. How they managed to not get attic rain from the original fan can only be because it hardly moved any air! LOL!! See more

A new light fixture or two can make a huge difference to a living space. Just ask the experts! These are some of the ones that a local realty expert Natalie Berthiaume had installed for her clients to give their property that extra pop. Nice working with you Natalie! I'd also like to give a shout out to another local real estate sales professional Brittany Wood for allowing me to assist her clients in clearing up electrical deficiencies after a home inspection. It always helps to have a professional in your corner be it a good agent or a good tradesperson.

Adding a Ceiling Fan can help you sleep more comfortably in the summer. It's not an easy job to do it right, but that's the only way to do it. There are CEC Code rules that apply. We ensure the install meets those requirements. Sleep soundly knowing your fan has a solid mounting foundation. And of course, we make sure the insulation gets put back in its place.

Moving a laundry to a different location can make a space much more convenient to fit your needs. We can make that happen. Working along with Dustin McFarlane at North 49 Plumbing and Heating. Electrical is in and plumbing is next...

Well I got a bit busy and started to neglect posting some of the work being done for the fine folks I've had the pleasure of helping out lately. Here comes a string of successful projects! Garage projects were a hot ticket last year. Here are some samples: Nice and neat is how we do it!