Arizona State Electric LLC

09/30/2026

PSA

Who is responsible when unlicensed electrical work goes wrong?

That cheap handyman electrical job may not seem so cheap when there’s a fire, damaged equipment, failed inspection, or someone gets hurt.

If the person you hired isn’t properly licensed, bonded, and insured, ask yourself:

• Who pays to repair the damage?
• Does the handyman have insurance that actually covers the work?
• Will your homeowners insurance cover the entire loss?
• Who do you turn to if the handyman refuses or can’t afford to fix it?
• What protection do you have through the Arizona Registrar of Contractors?

In Arizona, the ROC can investigate unlicensed contracting, but the protections available when hiring a licensed contractor are not the same. The Residential Contractors’ Recovery Fund is specifically designed to provide financial protection for eligible homeowners damaged by appropriately licensed residential contractors.

Your homeowners insurance may cover certain resulting losses, but coverage depends on your individual policy and circumstances. Don’t assume insurance will make you whole after unlicensed electrical work.

A contractor’s license, bond, and insurance aren’t just paperwork. They are part of the protection you’re paying for.

Before anyone works on your electrical system, verify they are properly licensed for the work being performed.

Arizona State Electric LLC
ROC #342955

05/30/2026

Concrete day means game time. ASE stayed on site through the pour to make sure every stub-up stayed where it belongs and nothing got buried, shifted, or damaged.

Anyone can install conduit. The difference is being there when it matters.

Planning. Ex*****on. Quality control. That’s how you avoid expensive surprises later. ⚡👊


Top Drawer Components Inc.

05/16/2026

05/09/2026

Precision trenching. Clean saw cuts. Tight access. Zero excuses.

Underground getting it done the right way — cutting in a clean underground pathway with attention to detail from start to finish. This is the kind of groundwork that separates professional underground crews from the rest.

Straight lines. Proper depth. Clean prep. Ready for conduit and backfill.

When the underground is clean, the entire project runs smoother. 💪🚧

SiteWork

05/07/2026

Another major milestone completed by Arizona State Electric.

ASE recently finished one of the most advanced residential backup power systems in the Phoenix area — featuring a 150kW generator installation integrated into both a 600A service and a 400A service with full Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS) operation.

This project was engineered and installed as a true independently derived system utilizing 3-pole disconnecting means and properly configured grounding/bonding throughout the system. Every detail was designed with long-term reliability, safety, serviceability, and NEC compliance in mind.

The City of Phoenix inspection department has actually begun using this installation as a training example for inspectors to demonstrate what a large-scale residential generator system should look like when executed correctly.

Projects like this are where ASE thrives — combining real-world electrical construction experience with engineering-level system understanding to deliver robust design-build power solutions.

Proud of the team that helped make this happen.

Design Build Power.

— Arizona State Electric
ROC #342955
Arizona State Electric

05/01/2026

Tempe Trophy did an amazing job on these plaques. Thank you!