Electrical Safety · Michigan
Signs You Need an Electrician: A Homeowner’s Guide
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Fraser
Macson Electric, LLC is an electrical contractor on Riviera Drive in Fraser, Michigan. It handles residential projects as well as commercial and industrial electrical contracting, and it says a licensed electrician will visit to give a free quote. Its stated mission is to work with pride, keep high safety standards and build lasting customer relationships.
For homes, Macson lists circuit breaker boxes, replacement of FPE and Zinsco panels, generator panels, wiring for air conditioners and interruptible central air systems, ranges and dryers, pools, hot tubs and spas, recessed, under-cabinet and security lighting, ceiling fans, smoke detectors, whole-house surge protection, safety inspections and city certifications, garage wiring, bathroom exhaust fans, standard, GFCI and USB receptacles, dedicated circuits, and remodeling and additions. It also installs attic fans and whole-house fans.
Macson is a certified Generac and Briggs & Stratton sales and service dealer. It sizes, installs and connects standby generators through automatic transfer switches and offers annual maintenance packages, including for generators it did not install. Google shows a 4.5 rating from 43 reviews.
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