The Semi-Retired Electrician
About us
The Semi-Retired Electrician is an individual who has studied, taught and practised all aspects of aspects of electricity and electronics for over forty years. He has a master license (Alabama electrical contractor), has owned and operated a radio repair shop in his garage at age 15, completed a four year vocational high school program in electricity, joined the US Navy and served on nuclear submarines as a missile technician, owned and operated a radio and TV repair shop, obtained a 2nd class FCC license, trained and became an Industrial Nucleonics technician, instrument foreman, instrument supervisor/designer in the clean coal industry, instrument designer and start-up specialist in heavy industry, owned and operated a small industrial nuclear instrument service, taught electricity and instrumentation in a community college,general superintendant with a small electrical contractor and now owns and operates a small electrical contracting company, The Semi-Retired Electrician. Available 24 hours a day seven days a week for emergencies.
Business highlights
Services we offer
Arc Fault Interruptors (AFCI), Ground Fault Interruptors (GFCI) correct grounding and bonding problems, Residential or commercial electrical and electronic design, house & satellite/cable and phone wiring. Specialize in service upgrades, installation, new construction and old work. Frequently step in to complete abandoned work or work with an owner to finish a DIY project. Lighning & storm damage specialists., perform insurance inspections and reports, troubleshooting faulty circuits
Amenities
Emergency Services
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Licensing
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