Guardian Electrical Contractors LLC works with builders, remodelers and general contractors on residential and commercial electrical projects in Horry and Georgetown counties. Send the site address, current plans, equipment schedule, project stage and estimating contact so the electrical scope and coordination can be discussed.
Identify whether you need a preliminary scope discussion, a defined installation quote, electrical corrections or a review of changes to an existing plan. Include the drawing revision and the date you need a response. A requested bid date is useful planning information, not a confirmed commitment.
For a renovation, describe the existing property and which walls or ceilings will be open. For new construction, include the intended use of the building, service requirements and the construction milestones. Share fixture, appliance and equipment selections where they are already known.
Electrical rough-in and finish connections are separate stages. Outlet locations, switching, lighting layouts and equipment specifications need to fit the actual plans. Share the person coordinating framing, cabinets, mechanical systems and finishes so dependencies can be discussed.
For commercial tenant buildouts, also identify occupied areas, operating hours and equipment that needs an interruption plan. Temporary construction power and the permanent electrical service should be treated as distinct scopes.
Confirm who supplies fixtures and equipment, what wiring and mounting work are included, which finishes need restoration and how scope changes are approved. These details help distinguish a price difference from a difference in the work being proposed.
An initial drawing may not contain every final selection. Identify allowances, exclusions and items that still need a decision in the written proposal. Read electrical cost planning and quotes and diagnostic visits before treating an early figure as a complete construction price.
Share the full property address and any existing permit, inspection or utility correspondence. Responsibilities depend on the actual site and proposed work. The permit and utility-coordination guide explains which information helps start that discussion.
If onboarding requires a license certificate, insurance documentation or bonding information, send the written requirements and recipient. Guardian lists South Carolina contractor license CLM.119159 and is insured and bonded. The credentials page links the supplied business certificate and official lookup.
Guardian is owned by Logan Ingram, a master electrician with 10 years of electrical experience and a U.S. Marine Corps veteran. Learn about Logan’s background and browse actual Guardian project photographs.
For work in Myrtle Beach, Conway and Carolina Forest or elsewhere in the service area, send the plans and proposed schedule through the contractor enquiry form. Electrical scope, acceptance and availability are confirmed for each request.
Send the project address, current drawings and revision, equipment and fixture schedules, construction stage, estimating contact and requested timing. Explain which items are fixed and which selections remain open.
Yes. Guardian’s service catalog includes remodel and addition wiring, new construction and commercial tenant buildouts. Describe the existing conditions, access and intended changes so the specific scope can be reviewed.
No. Scope, pricing and scheduling require confirmation. Tell Guardian the requested milestones and any dependencies, then agree the actual electrical work sequence.
Equipment supply and installation responsibilities should be listed in the proposal. Provide exact models or explain which selections are still undecided before assuming that supply is included.
Yes. Send the written onboarding or project-document requirements and who needs to receive them. Licensing, insurance and bonding records answer different questions.
Guardian is based in Myrtle Beach and serves Horry and Georgetown counties, including Conway and Carolina Forest. Provide the full site address so coverage, access and coordination can be confirmed.
Call (854) 237-4771 or send a project request. Project quotes are free; diagnostic and service-call charges are explained before booking. Calls are answered 24/7. Availability and arrival timing are confirmed separately.