Old Town Electric - Bellingham's Certified Electrical Company

Absolutely. Persistent moisture from our coastal climate is a common issue here, often leading to damaged fixtures, corroded connections, or compromised outdoor wiring. As local electricians, we diagnose the specific failure point—whether it's a fixture not rated for wet locations, a faulty seal, or underground wire damage. We then repair or replace components with materials designed for the Pacific Northwest's damp conditions, ensuring your outdoor lighting and electrical systems are protected against future weather damage.

Yes, we are experienced in residential EV charger installation throughout Whatcom County. We assess your home's electrical panel capacity to ensure it can support the new load safely. Our installation includes running the proper conduit and wiring from your panel to the charger location, typically in a garage or driveway. We handle all necessary permits and ensure the installation meets current electrical codes, providing you with a reliable and efficient way to power your vehicle at home.

Installing a dedicated circuit for a hot tub is a specialized task we handle regularly. The process starts with evaluating your main electrical panel to ensure it has the capacity for the new 240-volt circuit. We then run weatherproof conduit and the appropriate gauge wiring from the panel to the hot tub's location, installing a GFCI-protected disconnect within sight of the spa as required by code. Our focus is on creating a safe, durable, and code-compliant installation so you can enjoy your hot tub with peace of mind.