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Electrical contractor · Asheville, North Carolina

Panels, chargers, wiring — planned in writing.

Voltage Works Electric handles panel upgrades, EV charger installation, whole-home rewiring, outlets and lighting, generator hookups and electrical inspections. Tell us what's going on and we'll come take a look at it.

Request an estimate See what we do

How booking worksFill in the intake sheet at the end of this page. We'll reply with a time for the walk-through, and the estimate is written up on site with the panel open in front of us.

An open residential electrical panel with neatly aligned breakers and a handwritten circuit index taped inside the door
A printed circuit map gets taped inside the panel door before we call a job done.
Services Six kinds of work

What we get called for

Every job, spelled out before it starts.

Each card below covers one kind of work. Find the one that sounds like your house, then send it to us on the intake sheet at the end of the page.

01

Panel upgrades

  • Service capacity checked against what the house actually draws.
  • Old breakers and wiring out, new breakers seated and squared in.
  • A printed circuit map for the panel door when the job is finished.
Book a panel visit →

02

A Level 2 electric vehicle charger mounted on a garage wall with neat conduit running to a junction box

EV charger installation

  • Level 2 chargers installed on a dedicated 240-volt circuit.
  • Capacity checked before the breaker goes in.
  • Cable run in conduit, rated for outdoors where it leaves the house.
Get a charger quote →

03

An electrician fishing new cable through exposed attic joists beside old cloth wiring

Whole-home rewiring

  • Older cloth and knob-and-tube wiring replaced, room by room.
  • A room-by-room schedule so you know which day the power is off.
  • Grounding and bonding looked at while the walls are open.
Talk through a rewire →

04

Outlets & lighting

  • Recessed, pendant, under-cabinet and exterior lighting.
  • Dimmers, three-way switching and smart switches.
  • New outlets fished into finished walls; dedicated circuits for kitchens and shops.
Add an outlet or a light →

05

A manual transfer switch and generator inlet box mounted on an exterior wall with conduit running to grade

Generator hookups

  • Transfer switches and interlock kits for portable generators.
  • Inlet boxes and conduit run to where the generator will sit.
  • Set up around the circuits you want to keep running.
Plan a hookup →

06

Electrical inspections

  • Panel, grounding, protection devices and outlets, one at a time.
  • Written findings: what's fine, what needs work, what we'd do first.
  • Useful before a purchase or before adding a large load.
See the checklist →
How we work Four steps

Start to finish

Four steps, same order every time.

One outlet or a whole-house rewire — the sequence doesn't change, and you know what happens next.

The open side door of an electrician's work van showing organized bins of breakers, fittings and coiled cable
Everything lives in the same bin, every trip.
  1. 01

    You tell us what's going on

    Send the intake sheet. A panel with no space left, a charger to install, lights that dim when the dryer starts — photos of the panel help, and so does telling us straight if you're not sure what you need.

  2. 02

    We walk the job

    At the visit we look at the panel, the runs, and any wall we'd have to open. Then the scope gets written down: what's included, what isn't, and what we'd handle first.

  3. 03

    We do the work

    Floors covered, the right breaker switched off, tools kept within reach. We clean up before we leave and walk the job with you while it's still open.

  4. 04

    You keep the paperwork

    A printed circuit map taped inside the panel door, photos of what's behind the wall, and a note about anything we saw that you should know about.

Inspections Checked one item at a time
Voltage Works Electric Walk-through checklist
  • Service entrance, mast and meter base
  • Panel condition, breaker fit, and whether the labeling is honest
  • Grounding and bonding, including water and gas piping
  • GFCI protection where it's required
  • Outlets, switches and receptacles, room by room
  • Dedicated circuits — HVAC, kitchen, laundry, shop
  • Wiring that shouldn't be there

Request it directly

The walk-through, on paper.

Buying a house, adding a large load, or just want to know what's behind the panel? We go through the system one item at a time and leave you written findings you can keep.

Request an inspection

Findings come back as a written list: what's fine, what needs work, and what we'd do first.

Booking — step one

Tell us what's going on.

Write it the way you'd say it on the phone. The more detail you give us, the better the first visit goes.

  • You send the form.
  • We reply with a time for the walk-through.
  • You get the scope in writing before anything starts.

Estimates follow the walk-through. Nothing gets ordered or opened up before you've seen the scope in writing.

We'll reply with a time for the walk-through.