McGowan & PLD LLC

Demolition is the process of safely tearing down buildings or structures, removing all parts, debris, and utilities, usually with controlled methods, waste disposal, and site cleanup to prepare for new construction or land reuse.

Electric car charger installation is the process of fitting a charging unit at your home or business so your EV can recharge. It involves assessing electrical capacity, choosing a compatible charger, wiring safely to your electrical system, and testing the setup.

Electrical fixture installation is the process of placing and connecting lighting, outlets, switches, and related devices in a home or building, including planning, wiring, mounting, safety checks, and testing to ensure proper function and compliance with codes.

Electrical outlet & switch installation is a service that adds or replaces power outlets and light switches in rooms, wiring them safely to your electrical system, testing connections, and ensuring proper placement and code compliance.

Electrical outlet & switch relocation involves moving existing outlets or light switches to a new, more convenient or safe position, including wiring changes, relabeling, and testing to ensure proper power flow and safety compliance.

Electrical outlet & switch repair fixes faulty power outlets and light switches to restore safe operation, diagnose issues like loose connections or dead outlets, and replace worn components to ensure reliable electricity and prevent shocks or fires.

Electrical panel repair fixes the main switchboard that distributes power in a home or building. It involves inspecting breakers, wiring, and connections, replacing faulty components, tightening terminals, and ensuring safe, stable electrical flow to prevent outages and hazards.

Electrical panel replacement or upgrading means updating the main fuse/breaker box that supplies your home. It involves inspecting, upgrading to a higher-capacity panel, replacing breakers, wiring as needed, and ensuring safety and compliance with electrical codes.

Electrical power restoration is the process of bringing electricity back to homes and businesses after an outage. It involves assessing damage, repairing lines and equipment, safely restoring power, and testing systems to ensure safe, reliable service.

Electrical wiring installation is the process of setting up the cables, outlets, switches, and safety systems that supply power to a building. It includes planning routes, installing wires, connecting fixtures, and ensuring safe, code-compliant operation.

Electrical wiring repair is fixing damaged electrical wires and components to restore safe power flow in a home or building. It involves diagnosing issues, replacing worn or frayed wires, tightening connections, testing for safety, and ensuring codes are followed.

Fan installation is the process of putting a ceiling or wall fan in your home or business. It involves mounting the fan, wiring it safely, securing blades, and testing operation to ensure proper airflow and quiet, safe use.

HVAC stands for heating, ventilation, and air conditioning. It involves systems that heat or cool indoor air, filter and circulate it, and manage humidity to keep interiors comfortable and safe year-round.

Light fixture installation is the process of mounting and wiring ceiling or wall lights. It involves turning off power, removing old fixtures, connecting wires, attaching the new fixture securely, testing the light, and cleaning up the area.

Outdoor lighting installation is the service of planning, wiring, and placing lights outside your home or business to improve safety, security, and ambience, including selecting fixtures, running cables, mounting, and testing the system.

Telephone pole installation is the process of putting up sturdy vertical poles to support telephone lines and cables. It involves surveying the site, digging holes, setting poles, securing with anchors, attaching crossarms or brackets, and stringing wires safely.

Tree removal is the process of safely taking down a tree and clearing the stump and debris to prevent hazards, improve space, or make way for new landscaping. It involves planning, cutting branches, felling the trunk, grinding the stump, and cleaning up.

Water/mold remediation is cleaning up and fixing water damage and mold growth in buildings. It involves stopping the source, drying and removing affected materials, cleaning safely, and treating surfaces to prevent mold from returning.