🔹Outdated lighting fixtures plaguing your home? Do you wish you could control a light from more than one location? Are you tired of looking at those builder spec lights? We can help! MNE works closely with a select group of lighting suppliers to fit the needs of your home. No longer do you need to worry about where your ceiling joists are when we install our modern day wafer can lights. At less than ½” thick and a fully integrated LED light, they are the perfect choice for adding more light to any room. Advancements in wireless lighting controls has made it possible to control new fixtures from almost anywhere in your home or even from your phone while saving you money on typical installation costs.
🔹Is your home in need of some updated lighting outside? Tired of climbing ladders to replace burnt out flood lights? Want to update the look with some landscape lighting? Wish those exterior lights would come on and off without the need to do anything? MNE is here for you! With LED fixtures, the need to replace burnt out lights is a thing of the past. We offer installation of photocells and lighting control timers too so there is no need to worry about if you left the lights on anymore. MNE is proud to offer turn-key landscape lighting installations. Just consult with one of our qualified electricians and we can take it from there.
🔹Do you dream of relaxing in your own hot tub? MNE offers safe, code compliant installations for all sizes of spas and hot tubs.
🔹Your new electric vehicle needs a dedicated charging station. The options are endless so before you pick up that new EV, contact MNE for a consultation. Our trained electricians will help you select the best choice for your vehicle and budget.
🔹Imagine being in the middle of a power outage caused by a severe snowstorm, with no heat or lights in your home. Your food in the fridge is going bad and your family is huddled under blankets, trying to stay warm. This is not just a scenario, it’s a reality that many homeowners face every year. But there’s a solution to this problem and it’s having a generator installed by McKeever & Niekamp Electric, Inc.
🔹At McKeever & Niekamp Electric, Inc. we understand the importance of having a reliable power source, especially during extreme weather conditions. That’s why we specialize in generator installation and maintenance. Our team of skilled electricians have years of experience in the industry and are well-versed in the latest generator technology. We have the knowledge and expertise to ensure that your generator installation is done correctly and efficiently.
🔹A generator will provide you and your family with power during a power outage, and it doesn’t stop there, it can also provide power for heat, lights, and even your appliances. A generator can be a lifesaver during an emergency, but it’s not just about emergencies, it can also provide power during planned outages, construction, and for other uses.
🔹We pride ourselves on providing high-quality workmanship and we stand behind our work with a guarantee. You can trust that your generator will be installed to the highest standards and will provide reliable, long-lasting service.
From a simple generator inlet, to a whole home automatic generator system, our team can work with you to choose your best options while helping to stay on budget.
We work specifically with Generac and Reliance manufacturers to only provide the best equipment for our customers.
Power outages aren’t a 9-to-5 thing. That’s why your generator installed by MNE ensures your power remains on at all hours of the day & night. Don’t worry about having to be there to start and turn off your home backup generator because it does that automatically-whether you’re home or away.
A generator inlet box and transfer switch can be the most economical way to protect your home from power outages.
Used in conjunction with a portable generator, it provides a safe way to restore your home’s power when needed
Ground Fault Circuit Interruption is an electrical safety feature required by the NEC (National ElectricCode) in certain areas in and around your home to prevent protentional shock hazards. GFCI protection is required near areas of water and unfinished areas of your home like kitchens, bathrooms, basements,and your home's exterior. GFCI protection devices measure an imbalance between your power and neutral (return path) wires. If it senses an imbalance, the device will trip to prevent the potential of an individual being shocked.
Arc Fault Circuit Interruption is an electrical safety device meant to protect the circuit and components from potential fires by sensing arcs of electricity in your wiring or defective devices. These arcs can come from loose connections or damaged wiring and components that you may not realize are compromised. AFCI protection is required on all new circuitry in your home’s dwelling area. A few examples are bedrooms, living rooms, lighting circuits, etc.
Ceiling fans and even heavy light fixtures require special ceiling boxes. If your existing ceiling box is not listed, we will replace it when installing your new ceiling fan. Often times it can be accomplished without damage to the ceiling.
It really depends on your home’s electrical wiring. The majority of 2 prong receptacles are fed by older ungrounded wiring. The simplest solution is to install GFCI protection at the beginning of the circuit which allows the installation of 3 prong receptacles downstream. While this doesn’t necessarily turn your electrical system into a grounded circuit, it is a code compliant method.
There are several possibilities why issues like this happen inside your home. It is best to consult a locally licensed electrician to help find and fix your problem.
Knob and Tube wiring was the original method of wiring homes built up to around 1930. Although it was a sufficient means to wire a home, that doesn’t mean that 100 years later it is still in proper working condition. The rubber insulation can turn brittle and break leaving exposed wiring in your walls, basement, or attic space. Covering K&T wiring with insulation can cause the wires to overheat and possibly melt as well. Homes originally wired in K&T lacked the electrical demand that we need to run a typical home today. If you live in a home with K&T wiring, please call for an electrical assessment.
Over years, your receptacles can lose their ability to retain devices plugged into them. It simply means that it is time to have them replaced. A bad connection can cause an arcing situation that potentially could become a fire hazard if not corrected in a timely manner.
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