New Generation Installation and Repair, LLC

08/12/2024

Current Project: Total Home Remodel

New Generation Electrical
(803)981-4174

08/12/2024

Panel & Meter upgrades completed for this remodel

New Generation Electrical
(803)981-4174

05/12/2024

04/27/2024

Another meter base repair. Once installed we were able to get the inspection and reconnect expedited with the County and the City of Rock Hill thanks to having a great working relationship with both entities!

Contact us today for all of your electrical needs!

New Generation Electrical
(803)981-4174

**Residential and Commercial **

01/01/2024

08/21/2023

New Commercial Lighting Installation Completed

New Generation Electrical
(803)981-4174

Call us today!

07/05/2023

New Panel Installs

Quality at its best!!

New Generation Electrical
(803)981-4174

07/05/2023

85” TV mounted

New Generation Electrical
(803)981-4174

07/04/2023

Tankless water heater ready for use!!
Installed by plumber…powered by us!!

New Generation Electrical
(803)981-4174

07/04/2023

Utility Building completed with lights, switches and outlets.

New Generation Electrical
(803)981-4174

07/04/2023

New Construction Electrical Completed

New Generation Electrical
(803)981-4174

07/04/2023

Our clients are ready for the summer now!!

Electrical for Deck Enclosure Completed

New Generation Electrical Contractors
(803)981-4174

06/22/2023

**Complete Renovation**
Completed Summer 2022

New Generation Electrical Contractors, LLC
(803)981-4174

06/21/2023

**New construction**
Completed November 2022

New Generation Electrical Contractors
(803)981-4174

05/14/2023

Happy Mother’s Day!

10/13/2022

Give us a call ☎️ Today.
(980)298-5942

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06/24/2022

Storm Damage to the Electrical Riser!
Before and After!

01/17/2022

Happy MLK Day!

11/26/2021

Happy Thanksgiving from our family to yours! 🦃

10/05/2021

Open the windows.
Turn on the fans.
And Fall into Autumn 🍂

07/30/2021

Common Electrical Problems

2. Too Few Outlets

What it means: Heavy reliance on extension cords and power strips.

Code violation? No; grandfathered in. (Today’s codes require receptacles within 4 feet of a doorway and every 12 feet thereafter.)

Danger level: Minimal, as long as you use heavy-duty extension cords, 14-gauge or thicker. (The thicker the wire, the lower the gauge number.) Undersize extension cords (16-gauge or smaller) can overheat and ignite a fire if loads are too heavy.

Solution: Add more outlets. This work requires cutting holes in walls and ceilings to snake the wires.

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New Generation Electrical Contractors for your free estimate!
(803)981-4174

07/28/2021

Common Electrical Problems

1. Overlamping

What it means: A fixture has a light bulb with a higher wattage than the fixture is designed for.

Code violation? Yes.

Danger level: High. The bulb’s intense heat can scorch or melt the socket and insulation on the fixture’s wires, which increases the risk of arcing — sparks that jump through the air from one wire to another — a chief cause of electrical fires. The damage to socket and wires remains even after the bulb has been removed.

Solution: Stay within the wattage limit listed on all light fixtures made since 1985. For older, unmarked fixtures, use only 60-watt bulbs or smaller.