
01 — Electrical
Residential & Commercial Electrical
Code-compliant work from the same team that runs mission-critical industrial power.
- — Panel & service upgrades
- — Rewiring & repairs
- — Lighting & fixture installation
- — Code compliance inspections

Home Services / B2C
Electrical, renovation, handyman, and rental-ready property care — done by the owners, not a rotating bench of subs. Punch-list work quoted from photos.
November 2026 · Sioux Falls
In town. A few meetings. Then we fly back.
Owners on the ground in Sioux Falls this November — a short run of site meetings and home assessments. Email to hold a slot.

01 — Electrical
Code-compliant work from the same team that runs mission-critical industrial power.

02 — Renovation
Kitchens, baths, basements, and additions — built by hands with roofing, concrete, and structural trade experience.

03 — Handyman
Punch-list work and seasonal upkeep on a schedule you can count on — the same crew every visit.

04 — Property
Turnover, make-ready, and standing maintenance for landlords, investors, and property managers running more than one door.

05 — Smart Home
The same control-systems background that runs industrial automation, scaled down to your house.
Recently delivered: 18-unit smart blind installation.
Open smart home →Handyman
Email-first. The owners look at what you send — not an AI bid, not a dispatcher. A walk confirms the number before any work starts.
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Close-up of the damage, then a step-back from about ten feet. Access shot only if a panel or shutoff matters.
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Drywall or plaster. Copper or PEX. Anything else while we’re there — so one visit covers it.
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The owners look at it and reply by email. A walk confirms the number. Photos are not a binding bid.
Each card opens contact with that job already named. Or open the full handyman page.
Patch, texture, paint-ready. Close-up plus a step-back of the wall.
Email this job →Faucet, supply, toilet, or a drip you can photograph.
Email this job →Stick, sag, or a strike that never caught.
Email this job →Swap, repair, or a dead device — photo of the box helps.
Email this job →Flat-screen on the wall, hide the cords if we can. Photo of the wall, the outlet, and the TV size.
Email this job →Heavy shelves, a mirror, a picture wall. Photo of the wall and what you want up.
Email this job →Swap or new fan where a box already exists. Photo of the ceiling box and the room.
Email this job →Filter, returns, accessible registers, and a look at the outdoor unit. Photo of the furnace/air handler.
Email this job →Pull the dryer, clear the hose and exterior cap. Lint is a fire load — photo of the hose and the outdoor vent.
Email this job →Window, door, tub — show the gap and what’s around it.
Email this job →Several small items in one visit. Check them off in the form.
Email this job →Tell us what it is. Two photos still beat a paragraph.
Email this job →
Smart home
Lighting, climate, blinds, cameras, EV charging — the same I&C discipline, without the gadget showroom.
Owner-operated standards
SD contractor licensing — status disclosed up front, no surprises.
Family-owned. No rotating subcontractors, no stranger from an app.
Written estimates before any work begins.
Backed by industrial discipline

This season · Fall
October is when every HVAC truck in Sioux Falls is already booked. August and September are when you actually get a slot.
Email the owners from the home-services form. Written reply — no dispatcher.
Close-up plus a step-back shot. We price from that, then confirm on site. Not an AI bid — the owners look at it.