Your safety is our top priority. We follow strict safety protocols and industry standards to ensure every job is completed safely and up to code.
Electrical work carries inherent risks. That's why at VW Electrical and Services, we never cut corners when it comes to safety. Every project we undertake follows strict protocols to protect you, your family, and your property.
All work meets or exceeds National Electrical Code (NEC) requirements
We obtain all necessary permits and schedule required inspections
We use only UL-listed materials and equipment from trusted manufacturers
Our comprehensive safety protocols ensure every job is completed without incident
We always de-energize circuits and use lockout/tagout procedures before starting any electrical work to prevent accidental energization.
Our technicians always wear appropriate PPE including insulated gloves, safety glasses, hard hats, and arc-rated clothing when required.
Before touching any wires, we verify zero energy state using calibrated voltage testers. We test before and after to ensure safety.
We carry fire extinguishers on every job and ensure proper wire sizing, connections, and circuit protection to prevent electrical fires.
Before starting work, we conduct a thorough safety assessment to identify hazards and develop a safe work plan for each project.
We maintain a clean, organized work area to prevent trips, falls, and other accidents. We clean up thoroughly when the job is complete.
We adhere to all national and local electrical codes to ensure your installation is safe and legal
The NEC is the benchmark for safe electrical design, installation, and inspection. We follow the latest NEC requirements including:
We follow OSHA's electrical safety standards to protect our workers and your property:
We comply with all South Carolina state electrical requirements:
We exclusively use UL (Underwriters Laboratories) listed equipment:
Keep your family safe with these important electrical safety tips for homeowners
Avoid plugging too many devices into one outlet. Use power strips with surge protection.
Keep electrical devices away from water. Use GFCI outlets in bathrooms and kitchens.
Install tamper-resistant outlets or use outlet covers to protect children from shock.
Always use light bulbs that match the fixture's recommended wattage to prevent overheating.
Inspect power cords for damage. Replace frayed or cracked cords immediately.
Keep space heaters away from flammable materials. Never leave them unattended.
Flickering lights, buzzing sounds, or burning smells mean call an electrician immediately.
Always hire a licensed electrician for repairs, upgrades, and new installations.
Not sure if your home's electrical system is safe and up to code? We offer comprehensive electrical safety inspections to identify potential hazards before they become problems.
Panel Inspection
Outlet Testing
Grounding Check
Detailed Report