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Arkansas Licensed Master Electrician • License # M-11509
Recently relocated to Arkansas after 15+ years in the electrical trade.

Serving Hot Springs Village and the surrounding areas with clear communication, dependable scheduling, and quality workmanship

10/14/2026

Normally when I receive calls about circuit breakers, it's because they won't reset. But this time, it was a breaker that wouldn't trip.

We received a call from a local realtor that an AFCI breaker wasn't responding to its built-in test button during a final home inspection.

Although the breaker was still supplying power to the circuit, pressing the test button wouldn't cause it to trip as designed.

AFCI (Arc Fault Circuit Interrupter) breakers are designed to detect potentially dangerous electrical arcing that could lead to a fire. Their built-in test buttons allow us to verify that the breaker's protective functions are operating properly.

Rather than immediately jumping into extensive & expensive troubleshooting, we recommended replacing the breaker as the most cost-effective first step.

Fortunately, that was all it needed! The replacement breaker passed its test, and everything was back in working order.

Just because a breaker is supplying power doesn't necessarily mean it's providing the protection it's designed to.

Sometimes it's the little things that matter most when it comes to electrical safety.

10/05/2026

A little added control for two electric water heaters this morning.

We installed dedicated Intermatic timer switches to better match each water heater to how that portion of the home is actually used.
One serves an area that is rarely occupied and only needs to operate for about an hour each day, while the other is set up for two separate operating periods based around normal hot water usage.

Both tanks are insulated, but the timers allow the homeowners to avoid maintaining water temperature during long periods like when they are out of town and hot water isn't needed, giving them much more control over when each unit operates.

Stacy Electric
559-904-1772
Arkansas Master Electrician M-11509

10/01/2026

Calm before the storm. ⛈️
Installing an EV Charger out in Mt. Ida this morning.

09/30/2026

As a tradesman it is always in the back of my mind to give " the last guy " the benefit of the doubt, but sometimes you just can't.

Our customer called and said they had a GFCI outlet on their front porch that was intermittently tripping and it was even worse when it rained.
They had a horizontal box mounted, with a horizontal non-in-use cover on it.
So whenever something was plugged into the GFCI, it was exposed to the elements.

When we opened this box up, not only did we see signs of excess moisture because the gasketing was worn out, but we also found a ground wire that was not properly attached and just floating behind the ground screw.

When using a metal box whether inside or outside it is not only required per the NEC, but also for safety that the receptacle is grounded, and that metal boxes are bonded.

From start to finish this previous install was not only planned poorly, but it was poorly executed.

Doing electrical work properly isn't always just about if it looks good from the outside, it's about making sure that you are doing a clean, safe, and code compliant installation that will also work best for the customer.

Even if it takes an extra minute to properly wrap a ground screw, those little details matter.

09/29/2026

When the pool lights were turned on at the controller, the breaker feeding the pool panel from the main lighting panel would trip immediately.

We isolated the circuit point by point and tracked the issue to damaged insulation inside a junction box near the pool light causing a dead short.
After repairing the conductor and testing the circuit, the pool light was back up and running properly.

Electrical issues don’t always show themselves at the panel.
Sometimes the real problem is further down the line.

Kyle Stacy
Master Electrician
M-11509
Stacy Electric

09/27/2026

Spent part of my Sunday doing a site visit for a new service installation for this mobile home. Levi came along to inspect the route and make sure i didn't work too hard. 🐾

09/24/2026

Just wanted to give a shoutout to the boys over at Village Auto Repair on Callela for helping me keep my mobile office on the road.
Went in needing a full service and an Oil Pressure sensor replaced, and not only did they have me in and out in a matter of a few hours, but they also went above what I asked them to do.
They noticed other things that may have been problematic down the road and either fixed or noted them for future repairs, which is huge when it comes to finding a mechanic you can trust.
Price was also extremely fair.
Highly recommend.

09/22/2026

Our customer called last week and said that her vanity in the restroom was flickering intermittently, and even after installing new bulbs the problem appeared to be jumping around from one light to another.

Is it possible to repair older fixtures?
Absolutely.
But in this instance it was more cost effective to replace the fixture rather than repair the existing one.

We ordered a new fixture, and went back today to install it.
It immediately modernized the restroom, and gave her much better lighting.

Stacy Electric
Master Electrician
M-11509
559-904-1772

09/17/2026

Gotta break a few eggs to make an omelet. 🍳

Electrical work isn’t always pretty while it’s happening, but the finished product should be.

This room previously had just one small ceiling light and a skylight.
We added six 8" LED recessed lights on a dimmer, laid out in a clean, centered grid to completely change the lighting in the room.

Layout, cutting, wiring, fishing conductors through the attic, making terminations, and cleaning everything back up when the job is finished so it looks like we were never there.
There’s a lot more that goes into the final result than you see once everything is buttoned up.

Good electrical work shouldn’t just work right.
It should look like it was always supposed to be there.

Stacy Electric
Master Electrician
• M-11509
559-904-1772

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198 Carmona Rd
Hot Springs Village, AR
71909

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