Phillips Electric of WS LLC

Playing in the dirt at the old Seven Eleven. Tank removal crew hit some lines that need to be repaired

Hey just demo out and out Sonic for a customer anybody in need of a store front, drive thru window, 4 ft, 6ft hood system, walk-in cooler and freezer. Hit me up before it disappear.

All done, ready to be stock

Back at it again, Dollar General remodel adding new coolers.

Yes we get around, in G-boro doing our thing. What’s your sleep number $

Just about got this Daycare rough-in

Stop by Best Western on the way home to get a glimpse of the new Flood lights

Excellent work! Would highly recommend this company! Overall I am very pleased with the work done by Phillips Electric and feel blessed that their attention to detail resulted in a repair that, gone unnoticed, may have resulted in injury or property damage. I had contacted Phillips Electric to request an estimate for installing receptacles and lights on our deck. On the day of the estimate the electricians arrived on time and reviewed the requested work with me before beginning the estimate. Once completed Mr. Phillips suggested some minor alterations that would allow for a cleaner, more practical application. A written estimate was received shortly after the home visit and a date was agreed upon to begin the work. The work began on time as scheduled with the majority of the project completed on day one. On the second day of the job I was notified of what appeared to be a minor problem in the fuse panel. One of the lines entering the panel from outside was missing several inches of insulation. Mr. Phillips stated that it would be relatively simple fix and that he would attend to it as they added the new circuit to the fuse panel. Upon inspection however it was discovered that the line in question had never been secured was only resting in position. Further examination of the surrounding materials was suspect for possible damage and it was decided to replace the breaker. Inspection of the old breaker revealed discoloration and damage to the surrounding metal and plastic the appearance of which appeared to be consistent with what is encountered in overheating.