Your local electrician in
Conway, SC.

Plan the wiring before the walls close.

A remodel or addition is the right time to think through outlet locations, switches, lighting and the appliances you will use. Guardian can review the proposed layout and the existing electrical supply together. If you only need a repair, we can start with the affected circuit rather than treating every job as a renovation.

Power for an addition, workshop or business

For a detached structure, share the intended use, equipment information and the approximate route from the existing electrical supply. Access, distance and the available capacity all affect the scope. For an existing commercial space, include the equipment specifications and whether the project changes the room layout or use.

Small fixes, finished rooms and a new space to power

You do not need a whole-house project to call. A switch or dimmer replacement, ceiling fan installation or repair to a dead outlet can be a useful starting point. Describe the symptom before choosing a replacement device.

For a workshop or detached building, our shed and garage power service considers the equipment, route from the supply and future use. An addition or new home may involve new-construction wiring and subpanel planning. Send the plans, construction stage and equipment list so the electrical work fits the building schedule.

Check Conway city limits before choosing the permit office

The City of Conway Construction Services page links to a property-jurisdiction lookup and the city permit and inspection portal. That is a better starting point than assuming every Conway mailing address is inside city limits. For unincorporated addresses, use Horry County Code Enforcement.

If power is going to a new outbuilding, share the building plans as well as the electrical equipment list. We establish the project jurisdiction and coordinate the electrical portion with the other work; a proposed circuit route alone does not settle the building or site approvals.

Power outside the main building

A workshop, RV parking space and new air-conditioning unit need different supplies. Compare RV hookups, 240-volt equipment circuits and mini-split electrical work before deciding which connection to install. Where a new feed or service change involves the utility, our meter and service-entrance guide explains the coordination between property-side work, inspection and the utility.

Weather exposure and outdoor electrical equipment

For a detached building or exterior circuit, tell us about drainage, the proposed route and any known history of water entering the equipment. If electrical equipment has been flooded or visibly damaged, keep away from it and arrange an assessment. Restoring power safely is a different task from installing a convenience outlet.

For a storm-related issue, tell us whether the problem affects only your property or the surrounding area. National Weather Service lightning safety guidance explains why surge protection is not a guarantee against a direct lightning strike. For fire, smoke, injury or immediate danger, move to safety and call 911.