Bright Lights Electric

05/01/2024

Another successful 400 amp upgrade.

11/14/2023

Before and after. The before had no way to turn the power off to the sub panel. Also, code is to have the riser above the roof line. Upgrading Boulder City one house at a time.

07/18/2023

05/16/2023

Panel work today.

05/06/2023

We do a lot of work with A&H Services LLC. Give them a look if you need a General Contractor for your remodeling job.

03/08/2023

We are here to light up your day! Give us a call if you have an electrical short or need a fixture (light, ceiling fan) installed, maybe an extra outlet on the back patio.

09/19/2017

Today's install.

01/17/2011

12/08/2009

TIP OF THE WEEK...I found some wireless switches at Lowes yesterday that is for turning on your Christmas lights. It will reach 100 feet and cost arround $14.00. There is also a device that I like to use year round that you can set it for 2 hr., 4 hr., 6 hr. or 8 hr. It has a built in photo cell so it turns on when the sun goes down for the amount of hours you have it set for (or all night).

11/26/2009

Q: Can I put a lock on the Electrical Panel. A: NO. The location that you see for a lock is for a "lock out". It is there for a tech's safety so that the tech can lock power "off" not to lock power on. If you happen to have an electrical issue then you need to have the ability to shut power off as soon as possible and not have to look around for a key while your house is catching fire.

11/11/2009

I know a lot of people these days are trying to save a $ by doing it themselves so here are some tips and remember to shut the power off before working on anything. If you get into a problem just give me a call, even if your not in the Henderson/Las Vegas area, I will be glad to help. Please let me know that you are a fan of Bright Lights on Facebook, and I will try to help you out. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4036zDVaCSc

Electrical safety is important on every building and remodeling job, especially when installing lights and outlets. AsktheBuilder.com host Tim Carter offers some electrical safety tips that will keep you and your home safe.