Warm Thoughts Ahead: Preparing Your Home for a Fireplace Installation

As the season gets cooler, there’s something comforting about coming home to a warm, inviting space. A fireplace can create that cozy atmosphere while adding comfort and character to your living area. Whether you are considering a traditional gas fireplace, an electric model, or a modern direct-vent system, planning ahead can help make the installation process go smoothly.
We highly recommend Newtown Fireplace. Newtown Fireplace can help you select the right fireplace for your home and handle the fireplace-specific installation requirements.
At the same time, an electrician plays an important role in making sure the electrical system supporting the fireplace is safe, properly wired, and ready to handle the required load.

Electrical Requirements for Fireplace Installation

Electric fireplaces can have significant power requirements depending on their size, heating capacity, and features. Some installations may require a dedicated electrical circuit rather than sharing power with existing outlets.

Before installation, an electrician can evaluate:

  • Available electrical capacity
  • Circuit and breaker requirements
  • Outlet placement
  • Existing wiring condition
  • Whether a dedicated circuit is needed
  • Proper grounding
  • Switch and control installation
  • Electrical code requirements

Addressing these electrical details before the fireplace is installed can help prevent wiring issues, overloaded circuits, and costly changes later in the project.

Coordinate Your Fireplace and Electrical Installation

Planning your fireplace installation with both your fireplace company and electrician in mind can help ensure each part of the project is properly addressed. Newtown Fireplace can assist with your fireplace selection and fireplace-specific installation needs, while McCabe Electric can evaluate and prepare the electrical system required for the installation.

Coordinating these services before work begins can make it easier to identify electrical requirements, determine circuit needs, and ensure the electrical work is completed at the appropriate stage of the project.

Taking care of the electrical details early can also help minimize surprises once your new fireplace is installed

Get Ready for a Cozy Season

If you’re thinking about adding a fireplace before the colder weather settles in, now is a good time to visit Newtown Fireplace to explore your options and begin planning your installation. Once you’ve selected your fireplace, McCabe Electric can evaluate your existing electrical system, discuss the fireplace’s electrical requirements, and coordinate with Newtown Fireplace to help ensure everything is properly prepared for the season.

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Fall Electrical Safety Tips for Homeowners

As the leaves begin to change and cooler temperatures arrive, fall is a great time for homeowners to give their homes a quick electrical checkup. With shorter days, more time spent indoors, and increased use of lighting, heating equipment, and seasonal decorations, a few simple precautions can help keep your home safe and comfortable.

Here are some practical fall electrical tips homeowners can handle themselves and a few situations where it’s best to call a licensed electrician.

1. Check Your Outdoor Lighting

With daylight hours getting shorter, outdoor lighting becomes especially important. Walk around your property and inspect porch lights, pathway lighting, motion sensors, and other exterior fixtures.

Look for:

  • Cracked or damaged light fixtures
  • Frayed or exposed wires
  • Loose connections
  • Burned-out bulbs
  • Water or moisture inside fixtures

Replace bulbs as needed and make sure exterior lighting is rated for outdoor use.

2. Inspect Extension Cords and Power Strips

Fall often means bringing out heaters, decorations, tools, and other equipment that may require additional receptacles. Before using an extension cord or power strip, inspect it for cuts, fraying, bent prongs, or other damage.

Avoid using extension cords as a permanent substitute for additional receptacles, and never connect multiple extension cords or power strips together. High-wattage appliances such as space heaters should be plugged directly into an appropriate wall receptacle.

3. Test Your Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Detectors

Fall is an excellent time to test every smoke and carbon monoxide detector in your home.

Press the test button on each device and replace batteries if necessary. If your detectors are older, check the manufacturer’s recommended replacement schedule and consider replacing them.

Carbon monoxide is particularly important to think about as heating equipment begins operating again.

4. Take a Look at Your Electrical Panel

Your electrical panel works hard year-round, but fall is a good opportunity to make sure everything looks and operates normally.

Homeowners can safely keep the area around the panel clear and watch for warning signs such as:

  • Frequently tripped breakers
  • Flickering or dimming lights
  • Buzzing or unusual sounds
  • A burning smell
  • Discoloration around breakers or the panel

If you notice any of these issues, don’t attempt to repair the panel yourself. Contact a licensed electrician for an inspection.

5. Be Careful With Space Heaters

As temperatures drop, space heaters often come out of storage. Keep them on a stable, level surface away from curtains, bedding, furniture, and other combustible materials.

Never leave a space heater running unattended, and avoid plugging one into a power strip or extension cord unless the manufacturer specifically permits it.

If a heater repeatedly trips a breaker or causes a receptacle to feel hot, stop using it and have the electrical system checked.

6. Get Ready for Fall and Halloween Decorations

Seasonal decorations can add a lot of fun to your home, but they can also add electrical demand.

Before putting up lights and decorations, inspect them for damaged cords and broken sockets. Use products rated for their intended location, particularly when decorations will be exposed to rain or damp conditions.

For outdoor decorations, use outlets equipped with ground-fault circuit-interrupter (GFCI) protection. GFCIs are designed to help protect against electrical shock in areas where electricity may come into contact with water.

7. Don’t Overload Receptacles

More indoor activities can mean more devices plugged in at once. Avoid crowding receptacles with adapters and multiple high-power appliances.

If you routinely need extension cords or power strips because you don’t have enough room, it may be time to consider having additional receptacles installed by a licensed electrician.

8. Schedule Electrical Maintenance Before Winter

Fall is also a smart time to address electrical projects before winter arrives. Consider having a licensed electrician inspect your home if you’ve noticed recurring electrical problems or if your home has an older electrical system.

An electrician can evaluate issues such as outdated wiring, overloaded circuits, damaged receptacles, insufficient GFCI protection, and other potential concerns.

A Few Minutes of Prevention Can Make a Difference

Preparing your home’s electrical system for fall doesn’t have to be complicated. A quick inspection of cords, outlets, lighting, detectors, and seasonal equipment can help identify potential problems before they become bigger ones.

When you encounter an electrical issue that goes beyond a simple homeowner check, leave the work to a licensed professional. Electrical repairs and panel work can be dangerous, and professional installation helps ensure the work is done safely and according to applicable requirements.

From checking your outdoor lights to getting your home ready for colder weather, fall is the perfect time to put electrical safety on your seasonal home-maintenance list.

Contact the McCabe Electric Team today for a free estimate or with any questions!

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From Panel to Shed: How Backyard Electrical Wiring is Done Right

Adding electricity to a backyard shed is one of those upgrades that instantly transforms how usable the space becomes. What starts as simple storage can quickly evolve into a workshop, hobby area, or small utility building once it has safe, reliable power.

The McCabe Electric Team is here to help guide you through that process. We understand the full scope of powering a shed, including the necessary permit procedures and coordination with other contractors, such as excavators and plumbers, when required.

Below are some basic steps involved in a typical shed electrical installation before you upgrade your backyard space.

Zoning Approval and Permits: The Step Most Homeowners Don’t Expect

Before any trench is dug or wire is pulled, the approval process is one of the most important parts of a backyard shed electrical project. In most townships, adding permanent electrical service to an outbuilding isn’t just a construction decision; it’s a regulated improvement that requires proper zoning review and permits.

Zoning Approval from the Township

Local township zoning offices are responsible for making sure property improvements comply with land use rules. When it comes to powering a shed, a zoning review may be required to confirm:

  • The shed location meets setback requirements from property lines
  • The structure is allowed in the designated yard area
  • Any underground work does not interfere with easements or protected zones
  • Utility routing (such as trenching paths) is permitted on the property

Even if the shed already exists, adding permanent electrical service can trigger additional review depending on local regulations. This step ensures the project is legally approved before any physical work begins.

Electrical Permits: Ensuring Code-Compliant Work

A licensed electrician typically pulls an electrical permit before starting the installation. This permit authorizes the work and ensures it will be inspected for safety and compliance..

Electrical permits generally cover:

  • New circuit installation from the main panel
  • Subpanel installation in the shed (if applicable)
  • Underground feeder wiring and conduit installation
  • GFCI protection and grounding requirements
  • Final inspection after completion

Permits are not just paperwork; they ensure the system is installed safely, correctly sized, and built to handle long-term use without creating hazards.

Starting at the Electrical Panel: A Dedicated Circuit

A proper shed installation begins inside the main electrical panel of the home. Instead of tapping into an existing circuit, a new dedicated circuit is typically installed. This ensures the shed has stable power without overloading household wiring.

Transitioning Outdoors: Underground Power Routing

Once the circuit exits the home, it must be safely brought to the shed location. This is done through underground trenching and conduit routing.

Trenching and route planning include:

  • Careful routing around existing property features such as:
    • Private well system
    • Mature trees and root zones
    • Propane tank location
    • Existing drainage systems

Because underground yards often contain unrecorded or older utilities, there is always a possibility of encountering drainage pipes during excavation. When this happens, coordination with plumbing services may be required to repair or reroute affected sections.

The goal of this stage is not just to “dig a trench,” but to create a safe, conflict-free pathway for long-term electrical service.

3. Power Delivery to the Shed

Once the underground conduit reaches the shed, the electrical system is transitioned into a functional interior setup designed for everyday use.

Interior shed wiring typically includes:

Exterior Power Access

  • One GFCI-protected exterior receptacle
  • Weather-resistant enclosure with an in-use (bubble) cover
  • Allows safe outdoor tool or equipment use even in wet conditions

Interior Electrical Access

  • One GFCI-protected interior receptacle
  • Standard wall cover plate for protection and a clean finish
  • Provides safe indoor plug-in access for tools and devices

Lighting Control

  • One single-pole switch is located near the shed door
  • Simple on/off control for overhead lighting

Wiring a shed properly is less about convenience and more about infrastructure. Once installed correctly, the system becomes an extension of the home’s electrical network, capable of supporting lighting, tools, and future upgrades without compromise.

A well-planned installation like this ensures the shed is not just powered, but safely and intelligently integrated into the property for years to come.

Contact the McCabe Electric Team today for a free estimate and let us help bring safe, reliable power to your backyard shed project.

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Why You Should Start Up Your Pool Early: Electrical Checks Before the Busy Season

As warmer weather approaches, many homeowners begin preparing their pools for summer. While it may be tempting to wait until the first hot weekend to open your pool, starting it up before the busy season is one of the best ways to avoid unexpected problems.

Early pool startup allows you to check that your pool pump, lighting, timers, and other electrical components are working properly before you actually need them. If anything needs repair, you’ll have time to fix it before pool service companies and electricians are fully booked.

Benefits of Starting Your Pool Early:

Opening your pool ahead of time offers several advantages for homeowners.

Identify Electrical Issues Early

Pools rely on several electrical systems to function safely. Turning on your equipment early allows you to spot potential problems such as tripped breakers, faulty wiring, or equipment that fails to start.

 Avoid Peak-Season Delays

Late spring and early summer are the busiest times for pool services and electricians. If your equipment isn’t working, scheduling repairs may take longer. Early startup gives you time to resolve issues before the swimming season begins.

Ensure Safety Around Your Pool

Pools combine water and electricity, which makes proper electrical operation essential. Verifying that safety devices and wiring are functioning correctly helps keep your pool safe for family and guests.

Electrical Components to Check During Pool Startup

When opening your pool for the season, it’s important to check the electrical equipment that keeps everything running.

Pool Pump and Motor: The pool pump is responsible for circulating water through the filtration system. When turning it on for the first time of the season, make sure it starts properly and runs smoothly without unusual noise or interruptions.

Pool Timers and Automation Systems: Many pools use timers or smart automation systems to control pumps, heaters, and lighting. Check that timers are set correctly and that automated systems respond as expected.

Pool and Landscape Lighting: Outdoor lighting improves both safety and appearance around your pool. Test pool lights and surrounding landscape lights to make sure they turn on properly and are free of flickering or wiring issues.

GFCI Outlets and Breakers

Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) receptacles are designed to protect against electrical shock in wet areas. Testing these outlets helps ensure they will shut off power if a fault occurs.

Electric Pool Heaters and Equipment: If your pool uses an electric heater, saltwater system, or automated controls, turning them on during early startup confirms they are functioning properly before the season begins.

Signs You May Need an Electrician

If you notice any of the following issues when starting your pool, it’s best to have a professional inspect the system:

  • Breakers that repeatedly trip
  • Pool pump that won’t start
  • Pool lights that flicker or fail to turn on
  • GFCI outlets that won’t reset
  • Exposed or damaged wiring near the pool

Electrical systems around pools must meet strict safety requirements, so repairs should always be handled by a qualified electrician.

Prepare Now for a Smooth Pool Season

Starting your pool early is a simple step that can help you avoid delays and unexpected repairs once summer arrives. By checking your pool pump, timers, lighting, and electrical safety devices, you can make sure everything is ready when it’s time to swim.

If you’re experiencing electrical issues with your pool equipment, lighting, or controls, our experienced electricians can help ensure your pool’s electrical system is safe and operating correctly! Contact us today at 

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From Basic to Brilliant: Electrical Lighting Upgrades for Outdoor Living Spaces

The springtime is always a big season for backyard upgrades. Homeowners are investing in outdoor living spaces that feel like a true extension of their home. From ambient lighting and built-in entertainment to full outdoor kitchens and smart technology, patios and decks are becoming functional, comfortable gathering spaces.

If you’re planning to upgrade the lighting on your patio, deck, or outdoor kitchen area this spring, here are a few options the McCabe Electric team specializes in:

Outdoor Lighting That Transforms Your Space

The right lighting changes everything. A well-designed outdoor lighting plan can completely transform your patio or deck, enhancing ambiance, improving functionality, and increasing safety.

Popular Outdoor Lighting Upgrades We Install:

  • LED recessed deck lighting for a clean, modern look
  • Stair and railing lights to improve visibility and help prevent falls
  • Landscape accent lighting to highlight architectural details and garden features
  • Smart lighting systems with app-based control for convenience and automation
  • Dimmable patio lighting to create the perfect entertaining atmosphere
  • Spotlights and motion lights for outdoor safety and visibility

Proper outdoor lighting does more than elevate the look of your space; it significantly reduces the risk of trips and falls after dark. It also serves as an added security feature, deterring unwanted visitors and improving visibility around your home.

Our team specializes in professional outdoor lighting installation. We work closely with homeowners to bring their vision to life, whether that means designing an inviting entertainment space that sets the mood or installing practical safety lighting solutions.

Whatever your goals, we provide customized outdoor lighting solutions that enhance both beauty and functionality, helping you turn your backyard from basic to brilliant.

If you’re considering upgrading your outdoor living space lighting, have questions about the installation process, or need suggestions to make your space more inviting, our team at McCabe Electric, Inc. is here to help.

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Did you know McCabe Electric, Inc. installs EV Car Chargers?

Electric vehicles (EVs) are becoming a key part of modern transportation, offering a cleaner and more sustainable alternative to traditional fuel-powered cars. However, the widespread adoption of EVs depends heavily on one critical factor: reliable and accessible EV car chargers. 

An EV charging station in your home provides convenience, safety, and cost savings that allow you to charge your vehicle overnight. A personal charging station in your home allows for a full battery when you wake up in the morning, limits visits to public charging stations, and saves you time. 

What is the process for an in-home/ Business Charging station? 

At McCabe Electric, Inc., we are seasoned professionals when it comes to the installation of EV car charging stations. Our process is simple, streamlined, and designed with the homeowner in mind.

We begin with a complimentary site visit to assess your home and discuss your needs. During this visit, customers provide the make and model of the EV charging unit along with the preferred location for installation. Based on these details, we prepare a customized estimate. Every EV charging station installation is unique and tailored to each customer’s home and personal preferences, which is reflected in the estimate.

Once the estimate is formally accepted:

  1. The customer provides the EV charging station model and specifications.
  2. The unit is ordered.
  3. Our team submits the necessary permit application to the appropriate township.

After the permit is approved, our licensed electricians begin the installation process at your home. Upon completion, the customer schedules the final inspection with their township.

Once the installation passes final inspection, you can begin safely and confidently using your new EV charging station.

Are there rebates available for EV car charging stations?

Rebates are available through PSE&G for EV car charging station installations.

Joe McCabe will personally assist our customers throughout the rebate application and filing process to help ensure everything is submitted accurately and efficiently.

For additional details about eligibility requirements and rebate amounts, please visit:
PSE&G EV Charging Station Rebate Information.

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EV car chargers play a vital role in the continued success of electric vehicles and the transition to sustainable transportation. They provide everyday convenience, support environmental initiatives, create economic opportunities, and help strengthen the electrical infrastructure of the future.

As EV adoption continues to grow, the need for reliable, efficient, and professionally installed charging solutions will only increase.

If you are considering installing an EV car charging station, have questions about the installation process, or need assistance selecting a charger that fits your specific vehicle and home setup, our team at McCabe Electric, Inc. is here to help.

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Did You Know McCabe Electric, Inc. Offers Commercial Electrical Services?

McCabe Electric, Inc. provides reliable, code-compliant electrical services for a wide range of commercial needs. From renovations and new construction to routine maintenance and energy-efficient upgrades, our team delivers safe, high-quality electrical solutions tailored to your business.

We proudly service commercial clients throughout Central New Jersey and Bucks County, Pennsylvania. Every commercial project is unique, which is why Joe McCabe personally visits each business or commercial facility to review the scope of work and provide a complimentary, detailed estimate. This hands-on approach ensures accurate planning, clear communication, and solutions designed specifically for your space and operational needs.

Our Commercial Electrical Services Include:

  • Office fit-outs and tenant renovations
  • Retail space additions and remodels
  • Commercial service upgrades and electrical panel replacements
  • Interior and exterior lighting upgrades, retrofits, and energy-efficient solutions
  • Electrical installations and support for commercial HVAC systems
  • New construction projects
  • Art studio and specialty lighting design and installation
  • Parking lot pole lighting replacement, repair, and ongoing maintenance
  • Backup generator installations and automatic transfer switch systems
  • Electrical troubleshooting, repairs, and ongoing commercial maintenance
  • Wiring for commercial equipment, signage, and exterior lighting systems

Whether you’re expanding, upgrading, or maintaining your facility, McCabe Electric, Inc. is committed to providing dependable electrical services that support safety, efficiency, and long-term performance. If you are Interested in scheduling an estimate, simply call 609-581-0788 or email office@mccabeelectric.net. We are excited to keep your home connected!

Give The Gift Of Warmth This Holiday Season, A Hot Tub! What Are The Electrical Requirements?

The holidays are all about warmth, comfort, and bringing people together, and few gifts check all those boxes like a new hot tub. A hot tub transforms any backyard into a cozy retreat, perfect for relaxing solo, entertaining friends, or enjoying family time.

If you’re thinking about purchasing a hot tub, it’s important to do your homework first. Start by choosing a reputable vendor. We highly recommend Valley Spas and Pools in Hamilton, NJ, for their quality products and excellent service.

Equally important is lining up a trustworthy electrician to ensure your installation is safe, efficient, and reliable. McCabe Electric, Inc. offers free hot tub estimates and works directly with customers to coordinate delivery dates, communicate with subcontractors like masons and landscapers, and collaborate closely with your spa vendor.

With the right team in place, your new hot tub can bring years of warmth, relaxation, and holiday joy to your home

Here are a few tips below if you are considering a hot tub installation:

Permits

Many townships require permits and/or zoning approval for the installation of a hot tub. Since each municipality has different requirements, it’s important to contact your local Zoning or Construction Department before purchasing a hot tub to ensure you have the necessary approvals. Taking this step early helps prevent delays, fines, or complications during installation.

  • Permits ensure that the hot tub is safely installed. 
  • Permits ensure proper land use/ zoning and setback compliance. 
  • Permits ensure structural and plumbing safety. 

Sub-contractors: Simplified Backyard Planning Checklist:

When planning a hot tub installation, it’s important to consider the project as a whole. Start by envisioning your backyard:

  • Do you want your hot tub on a deck, patio, stone, or concrete slab?
  • Would you like shrubbery or landscaping around it?

These decisions are more than aesthetic—they directly affect the installation process.

For example, if you choose a concrete slab, the installation typically follows a multi-phase process:

  1. Excavation and preparation: A hole is dug to accommodate the slab. Bonding and reinforcement mesh are installed.
  2. Phase 1 inspection: The local building department inspects the preparation work before the concrete is poured.
  3. Concrete pouring: A licensed mason pours the slab and allows it to cure for the required amount of time.
  4. Hot tub delivery: Once the slab is ready, the hot tub can be delivered and positioned.
  5. Electrical installation: A licensed electrician wires the hot tub according to code.
  6. Phase 2 final inspection: The local building department completes a final inspection to ensure everything meets safety and code requirements.

By planning and coordinating with contractors, electricians, and inspectors, you can ensure a smooth, safe, and successful installation.

Hot Tubs Need More Than Just Plug-and-Play

Many homeowners don’t realize that hot tubs often require dedicated electrical circuits. Typically 240V, 40–60 amp service, depending on the model.  As electricians, this is a perfect opportunity to educate customers on:

  • Whether their existing panel can support a hot tub
  • Upgrading service if necessary
  • Placement considerations to meet code
  • Running proper conduit and weather-resistant wiring

GFCI Protection Is a Must

Water + electricity = strict safety requirements.
A hot tub installation must include GFCI protection, either built into the spa panel or installed as a separate breaker. 

Outdoor Conditions Require Outdoor Solutions

Winter weather, moisture, and temperature swings all impact electrical components.
Our team ensures:

  • Proper outdoor-rated disconnects
  • Weatherproof conduit
  • Correct wire gauge for long runs
  • Safe locations that meet clearance requirements

Warmth, Comfort, and Safe Installation

Hiring a licensed electrician protects both your hot tub and your home. This holiday season, giving the gift of warmth starts with safe, reliable electrical work.

Electricians play a crucial role in turning a hot tub from a dream purchase into a fully functioning backyard oasis. From proper wiring and GFCI protection to coordinating code compliance, their expertise guarantees that your hot tub is safe, efficient, and ready for enjoyment.

The owner of McCabe Electric, Joe McCabe, offers free consultations for anyone considering a hot tub installation. He personally visits the site, listens to each customer’s unique vision, and provides a timely, accurate estimate. By working closely with homeowners from the very beginning, Joe ensures that every installation is planned with care, precision, and attention to detail.

If you are Interested in scheduling an estimate, simply call 609-581-0788 or email office@mccabeelectric.net. We are excited to keep your home connected!

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Thankful for Safe Homes: Why an Electrical Panel Upgrade is a Smart Move Before Winter

As the weather turns colder and homes rely more heavily on heating systems, electric blankets, holiday lights, and other high-demand appliances, your electrical system becomes the unsung hero of home comfort and safety. But is your current electrical panel up to the task?

If your home still runs on an outdated panel, if you’ve noticed flickering lights, tripped breakers, or limited capacity for new devices, it might be time to consider an upgrade. 

Why Upgrade Your Electrical Panel?

  1. Increased Safety
     Older panels weren’t built to handle the load of today’s modern appliances. Upgrading helps prevent overheating, short circuits, and electrical fires, especially important as indoor electricity usage spikes during winter.
  2. Support for More Power
     Planning to install electric heating, a hot tub, an Electric Vehicle Charger (EV), or a backup generator? A new panel ensures your system can safely and efficiently support these high-draw additions.
  3. Code Compliance
     If you’re renovating or adding onto your home, building codes may require an upgraded panel. A modern panel helps keep you compliant and future-proof.
  4. Home Value Boost
     A new panel is a selling point for potential buyers. It shows the home has been maintained and is ready to support a modern lifestyle.
  5. Reduced Nuisance Trips
     Constantly resetting breakers? That’s a sign your panel is struggling. A new setup offers more consistent, reliable power with fewer disruptions.

Why Upgrade Before Winter?

  • Prevent Cold-Weather Failures: Winter storms can strain the grid and expose system weaknesses. Be proactive, not reactive.
  • Faster Scheduling: Electricians tend to book quickly once winter hits. Fall is often your last chance for timely service.
  • Peace of Mind for the Holidays: With more guests, lights, and cooking, holiday power demands spike. A modern panel can handle the load.

Being thankful for a safe, warm home starts with making smart upgrades. An electrical panel may be out of sight, but it should never be out of mind, especially before winter settles in. If you are Interested in scheduling an estimate, simply call 609-581-0788 or email office@mccabeelectric.net. We are excited to keep your home connected!