Warranty

What's covered

• Workmanship guarantee of up to 10 years on labor and installation
• Full manufacturer warranties on Tesla and other equipment, registered for you
• Licensed, insured work that passes inspection
• Code-compliant installation with permits pulled

Two layers of protection

Your installation is protected on two fronts. First, our workmanship guarantee covers the labor and installation itself, the wiring, connections, mounting, and commissioning we perform. Second, the equipment is covered by its full manufacturer warranty (such as Tesla's), which we register on your behalf so it's active from day one.

Together, these mean you're protected whether an issue ever arises from how something was installed or from the hardware itself, there's no gap to fall through.

Standing behind our work

Our reputation depends on installations that last. That's why we use licensed, certified electricians, pull proper permits, run load calculations, and guarantee the work, so you can buy with confidence. We'd rather do it right the first time than be called back, and our process is built around exactly that.

What to do if you need service

If anything isn't right with our work, simply contact us and we'll make it right under the workmanship guarantee. For an equipment issue, we help coordinate the manufacturer warranty we registered for you. Either way, you have one accountable team to call, not a runaround between installer and manufacturer.

What 'up to 10 years' means in practice

Coverage terms scale with project type: major installations, panels, Powerwall systems, service upgrades, carry the full decade; smaller device-level work carries terms matched to its scope. Every quote states its guarantee period explicitly before you sign, so the promise is a line item, not a footnote discovered later.

The guarantee follows the home for its term, a genuine resale asset. Buyers' inspectors treat documented, guaranteed electrical work as a checklist item resolved, and the transfer paperwork is ours to provide, not yours to hunt.

How a claim actually goes

One call or form starts it; no forensic debate about fault. If our workmanship caused the issue, the repair schedules at no cost, typically within days. If diagnosis reveals a different cause (a failed device under manufacturer warranty, unrelated wear), you get the honest read and the coordinated path, since we registered the equipment warranties at installation precisely for this moment.

Claims are rare by design, the fixed-quote, permit-everything, inspect-everything process exists to prevent them, but the measure of a guarantee is the experience when it's invoked. Ours is built to be anticlimactic.

Why we can afford a decade-long promise

A long guarantee is only sustainable when claims are rare, so the guarantee's real story is the process behind it: load calculations before quoting, torque specifications on every termination, permits and inspections without exception, and photographic documentation of what's behind each panel cover. The guarantee prices our confidence in that discipline, a number backed by process, not bravado, and renewed by every inspection that passes first-time, thousands of times a year across the network.

It also aligns incentives permanently: a callback costs us, not you, so doing it right the first time is the profitable path. Companies with thirty-day warranties have a different math, and their installs reflect it. Ask any contractor what their guarantee period is, then ask why.

Warranty stacking: how the layers interact

A Powerwall project illustrates the stack: Tesla warrants the battery ten years; breaker and panel manufacturers warrant their hardware; our workmanship guarantee covers everything connecting them. A failure anywhere routes through one call to us, we diagnose which layer owns it and drive that claim, because we registered every layer at installation.

The alternative, homeowner as claims coordinator between installer, manufacturer, and distributor, is the industry's quiet failure mode. Single-point accountability is the feature; the paperwork we file on day one is what makes it real, years after the invoice is forgotten and long after memory would have failed the claim, retrieval takes one call and a project address, nothing more.

The guarantee as a buying filter

Whoever you hire, make guarantee terms a comparison criterion: coverage period in writing, what triggers a claim, who coordinates manufacturer warranties, and whether documentation lands in your hands unprompted. The answers separate contractors betting on their work from those betting you won't call.

Ours are on this page because we win that comparison, but the questions serve you against any bidder. An electrician who hesitates on warranty specifics is answering a different question loudly, and the hesitation itself is data worth collecting before any contract is signed.

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