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Pro Gc llc, Services Residential, Commercial and Light Industrial.
New home build permits & inspections

Pro GC — Electrical Services

Panel Upgrades

• New 100 Amp Panels
• New 200 Amp Panels
• Note: Electrical panel costs have increased slightly due to township requirements for AFCI protection on all circuits under updated codes.

• New home electrical installs with approved permits
• Simple 2D electrical drawings for township approvals
• Phase-out repairs
• Complex wiring (5+ way switches, special configurations)
• Networking and phone line installations
• Automated smart home systems

• Light switches (single, 3-way, 4-way)
• Outlets and GFCI installations
• LED lighting
• Bathroom fans
• Attic fans

• Exterior lighting
• Landscape lighting
• Kitchen under-cabinet lighting
• Deck lighting
• Hardscape lighting

• Battery backup sump pump systems (12V and 110V options)

• Certified Generac generator installer and dealer

• Designated Underwriters representative for inspections with extensive experience

Problem Solving

We tackle the issues others walk away from. Complex wiring, weird failures, tricky diagnostics—we solve them. Problem-solving takes time, and we invest that time.
No tripping AFCI breakers. No flickering lights caused by shared circuits. No miswired outlets. We do it right the first time.

Smart Home & Networking
Networking experts (yes, we're just nerds at heart).
Smart home automation, low-voltage wiring, and complex home networks handled professionally.

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Lighting Your Home Outside?

We always suggest warm 2100K bulbs over cool, bright white (3000K+).

Think of it as gentle, friendly light—soft enough to keep things comfortable, bright enough to notice movement. Your neighbors can see who's visiting your home without being pelted by blinding beams.

A little warmth goes a long way. Your home will feel more inviting, safer, and easier on the eyes after dark.

Now That's a Backup System.

This setup features two full-power 110V pumps backed by 200 amp-hours of capacity, powered by an inverter/battery charger combo.

Most homes use a standard Watchdog-style backup from a big-box store—and that's perfectly fine for most situations.

But no one has a backup system quite like this. It wasn't cheap, and it wasn't meant to be. That said, we also install standard Watchdog 12V systems, which are more than adequate for most homeowners. (Click the picture below to see the standard 12V backup.)

The client shown below had an unusually severe water problem. Since installation in 2004, not a single issue has been reported. Twenty years running strong.

This system runs two large 7-amp, 110V pumps continuously—not a typical 12V battery backup sump. Add amp-hours per battery for extended runtime.