Unity Power Services

Unity Power Services Design-build electric services in residential, commercial, industrial & mission-critical environments

September is National Preparedness Month, and if you are thinking about backup power for your home, it is worth taking a...
09/01/2026

September is National Preparedness Month, and if you are thinking about backup power for your home, it is worth taking a moment to understand the difference.

A portable generator provides temporary help during an outage, but it needs fuel, outdoor space, and your full attention each time. A permanently installed whole-home standby system works differently. It detects an outage on its own and starts automatically, keeping your essential circuits running and your household as close to normal as possible.

Our team is Generac certified, and we are glad to walk you through which option fits your home, your family's needs, and your budget.

If you have questions about home backup power, check out our website or reach a real person during business hours.

Somewhere behind the gym wall at a school your family uses, hundreds of feet of conduit are doing quiet work.Emergency l...
08/28/2026

Somewhere behind the gym wall at a school your family uses, hundreds of feet of conduit are doing quiet work.

Emergency lights that wake up the moment the power blinks. Exit signs that never get a night off. Panels labeled so clearly that a stranger could keep the building safe.

Nobody applauds any of it, and that is exactly how good electrical work should be. The best compliment our trade ever gets is a building that simply works, morning after morning.

So next time you are at the gym, the shop, or the school pickup line, spare a thought for what hums behind the walls, and for the people who built it carefully.

Which local building would you love to see behind the walls of? Tell us in the comments.

Core values are easy to print and harder to live. So here is an ordinary Tuesday.It starts with a morning huddle: who is...
08/25/2026

Core values are easy to print and harder to live. So here is an ordinary Tuesday.

It starts with a morning huddle: who is where, what is heavy, what is live. Nobody rushes past the safety minute, because nobody wants a teammate improvising at noon.

Mid-morning, a homeowner gets a plain-language walkthrough of what we found and what it will cost before anyone lifts a tool. That is respect.

By the last walk-through of the day, the workspace is cleaner than we found it. That is professionalism.

We are committed to glorifying God through our core values of safety, respect, and professionalism, and Tuesdays are where that commitment either shows up or it does not.

If this sounds like a team you would want to work with, or work for, we would love to hear from you. Learn more on our website.

Some of the numbers we care about most never show up on an invoice.40+ combined years of electrical experience on our te...
08/20/2026

Some of the numbers we care about most never show up on an invoice.

40+ combined years of electrical experience on our team. 800+ clients who have trusted us with their homes and buildings. 200+ hours a year serving our community, off the clock.

We track them because we are a locally owned team built on safety, respect, and professionalism, and values need receipts, not slogans.

The work behind those numbers is quiet. Panels done right, jobsites left clean, neighbors helped because it was the right thing to do.

If you have trusted us with your home or your building, thank you. We do not take a single one of those numbers for granted.

4,800+ safe work hours logged by our crews.

Today is National Nonprofit Day, and we would rather point the spotlight away from ourselves.Around Loudoun, nonprofit t...
08/17/2026

Today is National Nonprofit Day, and we would rather point the spotlight away from ourselves.

Around Loudoun, nonprofit teams spend the whole year feeding neighbors, mentoring kids, and showing up long after the cameras leave. We get to serve alongside some of them, and our favorite role is the simple one: carry the ladders, run the power, stay out of the story.

They are the story. Today is a good day to say so.

Tell us about a Loudoun-area nonprofit worth knowing in the comments, and if you can, give one of them an hour of your time this fall.

New school year, new pile of chargers.Laptops, tablets, phones, watches, headphones... it adds up fast. Before homework ...
08/14/2026

New school year, new pile of chargers.

Laptops, tablets, phones, watches, headphones... it adds up fast. Before homework season kicks in, here is how to set up a family charging corner the safe way:

▪ Pick one spot with a single, quality surge-protected power strip
▪ Never plug one power strip into another
▪ Keep cords out from under rugs and off the bed
▪ Charge devices on a hard surface, not a pillow or a couch
▪ Unplug any charger that feels hot or looks damaged

Five minutes this weekend, and the school-year charging chaos has a safe home.

If your outlets seem to be working harder than they used to, reach out through our website. A real person will help you during business hours.

The same habits our crews practice on commercial jobsites walk through your front door with us.The drop cloth goes down ...
08/13/2026

The same habits our crews practice on commercial jobsites walk through your front door with us.

The drop cloth goes down first. Shoe covers go on. Tools get tested before they touch your panel. The workspace gets swept before we leave, and the last step is a walk-through with you, not a wave from the driveway.

None of that is extra. It is the same checklist culture we bring to every commercial site, practiced by First-Aid accredited crews who take care of people first and wiring second.

Trusting someone in your home is a big deal. We try to earn it in the small details.

Thinking about an electrical project at home? Reach out through our website, and you will reach a real person during business hours.

Before the buses roll, the classrooms get ready.This week, teachers and school staff across Loudoun are heading back to ...
08/11/2026

Before the buses roll, the classrooms get ready.

This week, teachers and school staff across Loudoun are heading back to set up rooms, learn new names, and make school feel like home by day one.

Our team got its start in schoolwork, so we have seen up close how much care goes into a ready building. The people doing that work have our full respect and gratitude.

To every educator, aide, custodian, bus driver, and front-office hero gearing up for a new year: thank you, and have a wonderful first week!

Know someone getting a classroom ready right now? Tag them below so we can cheer them on too.

A portable generator is a great backup and a terrible housemate.With the busiest stretch of storm season still ahead, no...
08/05/2026

A portable generator is a great backup and a terrible housemate.

With the busiest stretch of storm season still ahead, now is a calm moment to review the safe setup:

▪ Run it outdoors only, at least 20 feet from windows, doors, and vents
▪ Never in a garage, basement, or covered porch, even with the door open
▪ Point the exhaust away from the house
▪ Let it cool down before refueling
▪ Test your carbon monoxide alarms while you are at it

And if you want the generator connected to your home's circuits, that is a job for a licensed electrician and a proper transfer switch, not an extension cord through a window.

Questions about backup power at home? Reach out through our website, and you will reach a real person during business hours.

School’s out and summer fun has started! ☀️🎉BBQs, late nights under the lights, pools, and… splash pads! 💦Most people do...
06/24/2026

School’s out and summer fun has started! ☀️🎉

BBQs, late nights under the lights, pools, and… splash pads! 💦

Most people don’t look at these activities and think, “What electrical work does it take to have this much fun?”

But property managers, park leaders, commercial business owners, and school superintendents do!

There’s a lot of underground conduit under there—needed to bring the splash pad to life. 🔧

We’re proud to help power the places where communities gather, kids play, and memories are made. 💙

Loudoun County residents—enjoy! 😎

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417 Browning Court, Suite A
Purcellville, VA
20132

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