Steven Keith, Jr - Electrician

10/23/2026

Manual generator setup basic walkthrough of operation at the electrical panel. Keeping the heat on, fridge cold, and everyone happy!

We install in Rhode Island & Massachusetts! Contact for a quote today.

10/18/2026

How does a portable generator get connected to your electrical panel to power your home in a power outage?

Get yours connected an be prepared in Rhode Island & Massachusetts for the next power outage. Keeping your family warm and the pipes from freezing.

09/30/2026

The Nor'eastah caused a tree to rip down this electrical service! We installed a new wire in conduit for long life and protection.

09/27/2026

09/23/2026

A few reminders before the storm hits:
•Charge your devices.
•Check flashlights.
•Test/check sump pumps.
•Know what needs power.
•Use generators safely.
•Never backfeed your home with an unsafe setup.

Power outages are out of your control.
Being prepared isn’t.
Stay safe this weekend. ⚡

09/13/2026

Today is a great day to check your electrical panel for signs of water entry on the floor near the panel or water / rust around breakers. Do not remove the cover!

We offer professional panel inspections.

09/12/2026

EV charger install ⚡
Clean wire run through the basement, snaked into the panel, and installed the right way.
EV chargers are not one-size-fits-all. The panel, service size, wire route, and charger location all matter.
Planned right. Installed clean. Done right the first time.

09/01/2026

This customer needed more power for new electrical products being installed, so we installed a new 200A service with pvc for longer life and added protection!

08/05/2026

200A Service Upgrade getting started

08/03/2026

With all this heavy rain today, it’s a good time to take a quick look at your electrical panel.

Do not open the panel cover.

Just look from the outside for warning signs:

Water dripping from the panel
Water coming out around breakers
Rust or staining
Moisture at the bottom of the electrical box
Water marks around the meter or panel area

Water and electrical panels do not mix. Once water gets inside, breakers, bus bars, connections, and the panel itself can be damaged, sometimes before you even notice a problem.

I recently replaced a panel that was less than 6 months old because water was getting in and ruining it. New does not always mean done right.

I offer electrical panel inspections to check for water entry, rust, damaged breakers, loose connections, improper wiring, grounding/bonding issues, and other safety concerns.

After storms like this, it’s worth taking a look.

Stay safe. Don’t open the panel. If something looks off, have it checked. ⚡RI & MA