Electrician in Plymouth, MN
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Customer Testimonials
Great communication, speedy response time, clear diagnosis and no shady behavior or secrets or high-pressure sales tactics. Phew! Everyone from diagnostic to project manager to install team to electrician was awesome. We went from no heat to heat within 6 hours of calling to request service. Pricing was in line with expectations and they even had a spring deal going which saved us additional money.
Bo did a plumbing check at my home today. He was very professional, answered questions, drained water heater, and cleaned debris from the faucet aerators. Left estimates for replacing lower toilets with higher ADA approved toilets, and replacing the plastic water turnoffs with regular turn handles to shut off the water. Very helpful.
I was having issues with a clogged drain and a garbage disposal that was running rough. Turns out each issue was an easy fix. Both Nick and Donovan took the time to educate me about the issues and show me how I can remedy them in the future on my own. I really appreciated the kindness and willingness to teach from both Nick and Donovan.
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Electrical in Plymouth, MN
Plan Plymouth power needs before you buy
An EV charger or new electric appliance starts with a check of your home wiring. In Plymouth, your utility can also affect which rebate path fits the project.
Choose the right charger rebate path
Plymouth says you cannot claim both its EV charger rebate and Wright-Hennepin’s EV rebate. Check the current terms before you apply. Keep the quote and model number. Save the receipt with your project records too.
Plan the charger around where you park
Tell MSP which side of the car has the charge port and where you park most often. We can check cable reach before choosing where to mount the charger.
Count the other loads you may add
A charger, heat pump, and electric range may share the same long-term plan. Tell us about all three even if you will add them in stages. Ask which power upgrades are needed now.
Include the permit and final check
Plymouth lists wiring permits through its Building Division. Ask which permit your job needs and who will get it. Plan the final check too. Have each new circuit labeled to show what it serves.
Before your service call
Send MSP the new unit’s model and your utility name. Add a photo of the planned spot. For panel photos, keep the cover closed and show the labels you can read.