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Q & A

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78: When did you develop an interest in being an electrician and how did you get into business?

JH: My first interest in electrical work was in 1989. When I was dating my wife, Tina, her father was in the electrical industry. I graduated from Parrish High, went to the beach for a week,- and started to work the following Monday. This year will be 30 years of doing a trade that I have grown to love. 

78: How can I make my home safer from electrical hazards?

JH: Everyone can make their home safer just by testing your ground fault receptacles or breakers to your receptacles, tub or pool. Simply press the test button on either. If the receptacle or breaker does not respond to the test button, have a qualified electrician replace as soon as possible. 

78: What are the aspects of your business that make it unique or great?

JH: What makes us unique as a company is our diversity in the industry. We are able to troubleshoot any type of electrical problem from residential and commercial to industrial. We can also trouble shoot or wire motor controls and PLC's (programmable Logic Controllers). Our work experience ranges from houses, power plants, commercial buildings to poultry plants.