08/23/2026
This was a turnkey electrical replacement for an HOA in Lansbrook.
The old meter socket had completely rusted out at the bottom, leaving an open area where live electrical parts were accessible from underneath. In a common area near a golf course and roadway, that is a serious safety concern — especially with the possibility of children, pedestrians, or maintenance workers being nearby.
The old breaker panel was also missing the exterior door, leaving the breakers exposed to the weather, and the concrete post was spalling. Spalling is when concrete starts breaking apart, often because moisture gets inside, corrodes the rebar, and causes the concrete to crack and separate.
We replaced the concrete post, installed a new meter socket, installed a new main breaker panel, added a whole-panel surge protector, and added a new GFCI receptacle on the side of the post for convenience.
We also coordinated the Duke Energy shutdown and reconnect, handled the permit and inspection process, and completed the job from start to finish.
This is the kind of electrical equipment that can be easy to overlook until it becomes a real hazard.