McLeod Electrical Services

03/12/2026

Just wanted to share, and inform... I came across this today. I can not, will not connect into this. Prior electrician came in and started this project, charged a lot and then disappeared!! They wired a 1st floor bathroom with laundry area, open stud renovation. They also ran wires on the 3rd floor bedroom, that was just plastered. They could have, should have ran a new home run back to the panel, while the walls were open below. Instead they left this old ungrounded wire sticking out of the fan pancake box, to reconnect and power the room! So bad, so unsafe! Ungrounded circuit, let alone code violations! Now i have to cut up the walls from basement to 3rd floor to correct this!
Please know who you hire, please check their references, this is a perfect example of a horrible job done!
To my other fellow tradesmen, work with integrity! Our clients trust us tp make it right! To make it safe for their families!
Thanks!
Lee McLeod
Master Electrician

02/28/2026

Big projects or small, I'll make time for all.
Remembering people ate people not just a number or paycheck like so many large companies.
Powered mirror and crystal light installed today.
As well as a few things that weren't quite electrical but happy to help with anything needed

02/27/2026

02/05/2026

01/20/2026

Starting another old house rewire. Augusta Maine.
Active k**b and tube wiring with blown in insulation! Very dangerous, fire waiting to happen!
Don't let this be your home! If its an old home, call an electrician to check before insulation is installed!
200 and service upgrade done last week

11/20/2021

Old Meter socket inspection for service revealed a 100amp 2pole breaker burning. Have your equipment checked for potential issues before it's an emergency and no power or a fire.

11/15/2021

Emergency service work on a Sunday 11/14/21

Tree took the electric off their house. Broke the meter socket internals.

All repaired and back powered same day

03/28/2021

Hung a data rack and switch today, punched the switch in. This was a bit tricky the electrical closet barely had enough room to accommodate. Literally cut the back of the rack off, so I could slide the rack up into the floor joists and hang upside down. Doing all this to keep the panel accessible for service.

So many times I go into homes and find the panels buried behind boxes, mattresses, you name it. No one stops and thinks, Hmmm if there's ever a problem no one can get to this quickly. Code requires clear access to all equipment. Keep your electrical equipment clear, God forbid there's ever a reason to get to it quickly.