Why You Should Hire Us to Handle Your Electric Oven Installation

Obviously, we have a very high opinion of our electrical contractors. Besides that, there really is no such thing as an easy install where major appliances are concerned. It may look simple, but electricity is hazardous by nature and the person installing the appliance really should be a professional electrical contractor experienced with the appliance being installed. No one can stop you from trying a DYI install but, with electricity when things go wrong, they usually go very wrong. Besides the risk of personal injury and property damage, here are a few other things to think about.

Most People Lack the Tools to do a Good, Safe Job

Most of the time, in order to do a professional looking job that is safe and works well, you will need a lot of tools and know-how. There is a lot more to it than just picking out the oven you like. Usually, cabinets will either be built from scratch or modified to accept your new stove or electric oven. If you don’t have the tools, you will need to go buy them. By the time you have bought everything you need, more than likely you will have spent much more than paying our contractors would have cost. Then, even if you buy everything you need, there is still one final concern. Skill and experience. Just because you buy a paintbrush that doesn’t make you a Picasso.

Electrical Codes and Safety

When installing an electric stove or oven, there are more concerns than just getting it hooked up. Electrical codes and building construction safety codes require that the wiring, breakers, outlet and work meet certain standards. This is not arbitrary. These codes are there to prevent you from installing something that will become a fire or safety hazard. Your stove is likely going to pull 1000’s of watts, which will put an enormous strain on wire that is of too small a gauge or an outlet with too low an AMP rating or on a circuit with too low a breaker rating. Professional electrical installers will be well aware of these concerns and perform a proper installation. Besides the electrical work, the carpentry associated with the install needs to look nice, match your kitchen, be strong, resist heat and must also meet certain codes. When dealing with appliances that produce so much heat and such a high electrical load, a DYI amateur-hour install is really not a great idea.

Our Electrical Contractors Work Within NEC Policies and Guidelines

When you hire one of our professional electrical contractors, you can consider the job as good as done. You don’t need to worry at all about codes or safety standards because our certified electricians all work within the National Electric Code (NEC) guidelines and are all aware of emergency procedures. Contractors who are completely aware of NEC policies and work within them will ensure a safe installation that meets all codes. With all of this in mind, why gamble? Let our electrical installation professionals do the hard work for you and give you peace of mind.

Summary

For more information, please do not hesitate to call one of our offices near you for a free consultation. We can provide you a quote for the work you need done for free and with no obligation. We also provide warranties on all our work, so give us a call and let us handle your complicated electric oven installation for you.