Pool Electrical.

Pools carry the strictest electrical code in residential work, and for good reason. We wire pumps, heat pumps, lighting, and automation with the equipotential bonding, GFCI protection, and clearances Article 680 requires — inspected, documented, and safe to swim over.

Article 680 — the pool section of the code — is the strictest residential electrical territory there is, and for good reason: equipotential bonding, GFCI protection, and clearance rules all exist because water and electricity share the project. We wire pumps, heaters, automation, and lighting to the letter, with the inspection documentation that proves it.

Seasonal reality gets designed in too: equipment circuits laid out for clean spring startup and fall shutdown, and controls that make both a checklist instead of a puzzle. If your existing pool wiring predates modern bonding requirements, an assessment is worth an afternoon — this is not a category for grandfathered guesswork.