Hilliard is small-town Florida with the St. Marys River and the Georgia line just to the north. Many homes are on wooded lots or acreage, with wells, septic systems, detached shops and older manufactured homes alongside newer builds. Storms come through hard here too, and a fallen pine on a service drop is a common way to lose power.
That mix means a lot of practical work: replacing old panels and fuse boxes, wiring outbuildings, getting a generator in place before the next storm and making sure the service mast and meter base are solid.
Common jobs in Hilliard
- Panel and fuse box replacement
- Generators for well and septic pumps
- Service mast and meter base repair after storms
- Shop and shed wiring
- Outdoor lighting
Hilliard questions
A tree took down my service line. Who do I call first?
Stay clear of the line and call your utility first; they handle the line from the pole. If the mast, weatherhead or meter base on your house was damaged, that part is ours to repair before the utility can reconnect.
Do manufactured homes need a different kind of electrical work?
The rules for the service and the panel location are a little different, and many older units have small panels. We work on manufactured homes and tell you plainly what an upgrade involves.
Is it worth replacing an old fuse box that still works?
Usually, yes. Fuse boxes were sized for far less than a modern home uses, and they don’t offer the protection of modern breakers. Replacing one is often the first step before adding a generator or any big load.
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