Dressler Electric, LLC.

Dressler Electric, LLC. Lic # 679663 Residential, commercial, and industrial. We specialize in repairs, remodels, and new co

Customer purchased this home and the kitchen had been freshly remodeled except they forgot to change the lighting around...
03/15/2022

Customer purchased this home and the kitchen had been freshly remodeled except they forgot to change the lighting around to match the new layout. Removed the old flourescent cans and installed 6 new can lights with LED trims to match the new counter tops. Also added 3 pendant lights hanging at the same level from a sloped ceiling over the island. Sheetrocker came in and patched the old holes. Way better than before.

Converted nine kitchen flourescent can lights to LED, changed old under cabinet lights from flourescent to LED, and repl...
01/08/2022

Converted nine kitchen flourescent can lights to LED, changed old under cabinet lights from flourescent to LED, and replaced the old pendant lights with new ones. Sadly I don't have a before picture because by the time I got there everything had been demoed.

We do commercial electrical, signs, display lights, and commercial lighting both interior and exterior. Got this back-l...
04/16/2021

We do commercial electrical, signs, display lights, and commercial lighting both interior and exterior. Got this back-lit Lenovo display back up and running

Customer stated the breaker for their A/C and their pool pump keeps tripping.Questions were raised as to why the A/C and...
09/13/2020

Customer stated the breaker for their A/C and their pool pump keeps tripping.

Questions were raised as to why the A/C and pool pump would be on the same breaker but upon further inspection found the person who did the pool converted the A/C disconnect to a pool panel and fed both seperately from the pool panel. The breaker back at the main panel that fed the pool panel was tripping. The pool guy changed the original 40 amp breaker for that circuit to a 60 amp in order to have enough power for the A/C and pump.

Once I started digging a little deeper I noticed the wire from the main panel to the pool panel was #6 aluminum which is not rated for the 60 amp breaker feeding the pool panel that fed the pump and A/C. Not only that but the connections, pertaining to this circuit, both at the main panel and the pool panel were waaaay too loose. On an aluminum circuit thats a big no no. Surefire way to start burning things up.

It burnt up the breaker at the main panel. If you look at the lugs on the breaker one is discolored and dull. As well as the inside of the lug on that one side is all mangled and burned and the other is shiny.

I had to temporarily put it back on a 40 amp breaker and told the customer they could use the A/C or the pool pump but not both at the same time or he'll trip the breaker.

That is until I can get back out there and dig an 18" deep trench all the way down the side of his house to feed the pool panel separately and put the A/C circuit back the way it was.

Moral of the story: Always have licensed people work on your projects and don't have the pool guy, hvac, or whatever guy tell you they can do the electrical. THEY'RE NOT ELECTRICIANS.

If we had a dollar for everytime we found a Zinsco 100/125 amp panel with burnt buss bars and breakers, we'd have many d...
07/19/2020

If we had a dollar for everytime we found a Zinsco 100/125 amp panel with burnt buss bars and breakers, we'd have many dollars. The original aluminum buss bars are garbage and they burn up over time taking out breakers with it. Replaced them with copper buss bars along with a new main breaker to get this customer back up and running. Much cheaper and faster than replacing the whole panel. Sometimes rebuilding something is the better way to go 👍
@ Modesto, California

03/19/2020

Hey everyone I know things are crazy right now but we are still open for business. Right now is the perfect time to get that outdoor electrical project done or get that annoying electrical problem fixed without having to take time off of work to meet us there. 👍

06/16/2019

Hey PG&E customers! Worried about losing power this summer? Do you have a generator? Fret not, Dressler Electric has got you covered. Keep select circuits in your home powered regardless of if the power grid is down or not. Call now for pricing on installing a transfer panel in your home!

Thank you Vicki Vierra! It was our pleasure to take care of your electrical issues.
05/05/2016

Thank you Vicki Vierra! It was our pleasure to take care of your electrical issues.

11/17/2015

Hey everyone! Since its getting dark earlier, we thought we'd let everybody know that we can take care of all your residential, commercial, and industrial lighting needs. Whether it be a pole light, a wall pak, high bays, illuminated signs, can lights, chandeliers, dusk to dawn, motion activated, under counter lighting, and even low voltage landscape lighting. Chances are if you have an inoperable light or you want a new one put in we got you covered.

10/24/2015

We are Dressler Electric and we have been serving the Central Valley and Bay Area for over twenty years. We are a family owned and operated business. We specialize in residential and commercial service work and remodels. We also provide all other areas of electrical work including but not limited to: industrial electrical, electric motor repair, low voltage lighting and circuits, landscape lighting, garage door opener repair, and ceiling fan repair. Feel free to call us for any and all of your electrical needs.

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Modesto, CA
95350

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+12095236118

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