Dan's Electric Shop & Electro Electric
One call covers the wiring and whatever runs on it.
Most shops pick a side: an electrician who will not touch a furnace, or an HVAC company that calls someone else the moment the problem looks electrical. Dan's crew carries both, wiring the house, the shop and the bins, and keeping the heat, air, geothermal loops and walk-in coolers running behind them, across Richland, Clay, Jasper and Wayne counties.
The electrical side
Wiring the house, the shop and the bins.
Electrical wiring and repairs
Most calls start with something the homeowner can feel: a breaker that runs warm, an outlet that has gone dead, lights that dim when the well pump kicks on. The crew traces the circuit back to the panel, loads it honestly and fixes the cause at the device or the splice rather than just the symptom, then updates the directory card so the panel tells the truth about what it feeds.
On the commercial side that is EMT and rigid conduit runs, dedicated circuits for equipment, and new service or panel changes for shops and stores across the four counties.
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Farm systems and grain bins
Aeration fans, augers and bin sites sit at the end of long runs in dust and damp, and every motor wants power in the same few weeks at harvest. Feeders get sized to the load and disconnects go in weather-rated, where a hand can reach them.
Farm systems and bins
Home stand-by generators
A rural line does not always come back the same night. A stand-by generator sized to the well, the furnace and the freezer, with a transfer switch mounted right at the panel, keeps the house running through an ice storm or a summer outage.
Home stand-by generatorsHeating, cooling and refrigeration
The equipment side of the same call.
Heating and air conditioning
The shop does the electrical side first, because a furnace or a condenser is only as good as the circuit that feeds it, then the airflow and refrigerant side. Tuneups in spring and fall catch a failing capacitor or a dirty flame sensor before it turns into a Saturday night call, and a replacement gets sized to the house instead of whatever nameplate was on the old unit.
Commercial rooftop units get the same attention, tuned on a schedule instead of left alone until the first hot week finds the weak part.
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Geothermal systems
A loop that has lost pressure or a heat pump locked out from low flow usually shows up as a bill that has gone up, not a system that has stopped. System analysis, flows and temperatures across the unit and the electrical draw, comes before parts get replaced.
Geothermal systems
Commercial refrigeration
An iced evaporator, a gasket that has stopped sealing, a condenser packed with farm and road dust: a walk-in that will not pull down on the hottest day is usually one of the three. The box, the evaporator, the condensing unit and the controls get diagnosed as one system, not swapped part by part.
Commercial refrigerationFree estimates
Not sure which side your problem sits on. Call and describe it.
Weekdays the office answers 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Weekends the same number runs a 24-hour emergency line, for the furnace that quits on a Saturday or the walk-in that cannot hold temperature overnight.