Our experienced estimators, project managers and technicians ensure your electrical project is completed on time, on budget and up to code. Hantsch Electric Inc. serves its customers with a commitment to service and value. We have the experience and expertise to get the job done right the first time. Our skilled professionals use only the finest tools and materials.
We provide personalized service and affordable rates throughout Fairfield and Litchfield counties. Call us for your free estimate or more information. Hantsch Electric can meet all of your electrical needs. We have extensive experience in wiring commercial and residential, new and existing structures. We are a licensed and insured electrical contractor that is dedicated to quality service at affordable costs.
Our uniformed staff will go the extra mile to ensure that your project is done at the highest level possible. We pride ourselves on being one of the best electrical contractors in the area. These are the most common electrical questions asked by our clients.
We provide personalized service and affordable rates throughout Fairfield and Litchfield counties. Call us for your free estimate or more information. Hantsch Electric can meet all of your electrical needs. We have extensive experience in wiring commercial and residential, new and existing structures. We are a licensed and insured electrical contractor that is dedicated to quality service at affordable costs.
Our uniformed staff will go the extra mile to ensure that your project is done at the highest level possible. We pride ourselves on being one of the best electrical contractors in the area. These are the most common electrical questions asked by our clients.
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With a sole focus on power generation for over 50 years, our reputation as the generator experts has grown to include portable, RV, residential, commercial and industrial generators.
Today, customers prefer Generac seven to one over the closest competition.
Broadest home generator product line - install the exact solution to your backup power needs.
Generac's Guardian Series residential standby generators, and all of Generac's portable generators, have earned the Seal after review by the Good Housekeeping Research Institute.
At the present time most states allow you to do whatever you want in your own home.
But doing electrical work yourself is a gamble.
How much are you willing to risk in order to save money?
There is a reason why it takes so much training to become an electrician.
Do not make a mistake by taking electricity lightly - even the smallest job could be a safety hazard.
Why take a chance?
Get a professional to do this work.
Also, in Connecticut, the homeowner can pull his own Electrical Permit for work in their single family home.
But doing electrical work yourself is a gamble.
How much are you willing to risk in order to save money?
There is a reason why it takes so much training to become an electrician.
Do not make a mistake by taking electricity lightly - even the smallest job could be a safety hazard.
Why take a chance?
Get a professional to do this work.
Also, in Connecticut, the homeowner can pull his own Electrical Permit for work in their single family home.
Connecticut calls for 100 amps minimum, but with all the new electronic devices, air conditioning and electric heat, we would suggest 200 amps especially in new homes.
This also gives you some space for future additions.
This is not a job for an unlicensed person to attempt.
In most cases, it involves replacing everything from the service loop (this is the wire that extends from the top of your meter to the utility tie-in) up to and including the main panel.
This also gives you some space for future additions.
This is not a job for an unlicensed person to attempt.
In most cases, it involves replacing everything from the service loop (this is the wire that extends from the top of your meter to the utility tie-in) up to and including the main panel.
GFCI's are Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters.
Any bathroom or garage outlet within 6' of a sink must be GFCI protected.
The code also requires all kitchen outlets for countertop use to be GFCI protected.
GFCI outlets must be installed in any area where electricity and water may come into contact, including basements, pools, spas, utility rooms, attached garages and outdoors.
At least one GFCI outlet is required in an unfinished basement and for most outdoor outlets.
The GFCI outlet is actually a replacement for a standard electrical outlet.
Any bathroom or garage outlet within 6' of a sink must be GFCI protected.
The code also requires all kitchen outlets for countertop use to be GFCI protected.
GFCI outlets must be installed in any area where electricity and water may come into contact, including basements, pools, spas, utility rooms, attached garages and outdoors.
At least one GFCI outlet is required in an unfinished basement and for most outdoor outlets.
The GFCI outlet is actually a replacement for a standard electrical outlet.
Eventually they will be in more areas but the NEC selected to require them on bedroom circuits first because a CPSC study showed many home fire deaths were related to bedroom circuits.
The AFCI (Arc Fault Circuit Interrupter) breaker, will shut off a circuit in a fraction of a second if arcing develops.
The current inside of an arc is not always high enough to trip a regular breaker.
You must have noticed a cut or worn piece of a cord or a loose connection in a junction box or receptacle arcing and burnt without tripping the regular breaker.
The AFCI (Arc Fault Circuit Interrupter) breaker, will shut off a circuit in a fraction of a second if arcing develops.
The current inside of an arc is not always high enough to trip a regular breaker.
You must have noticed a cut or worn piece of a cord or a loose connection in a junction box or receptacle arcing and burnt without tripping the regular breaker.
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