Photographs from the shop
Recent work across the Golden Triangle
These are Crown Electric's own job photographs, captioned with what the electrical work actually was. Commercial buildings appear here as projects in the region, not as endorsements, and no occupant is named.
Where the name shows up
Sign work is bucket truck work
High-level sign and pylon lighting is why the shop runs its own bucket truck rather than hiring one in when a sign goes dark.
The banner goes up with the fence
Name and phone number on the hoarding for the length of the job. It is the same number that answers the office.
The jobs themselves
New meter and service panel, residential
A completed heavy-up: new service cable, meter base and panel, sized for the load the house actually draws now.
What a heavy-up replaces
Corroded gear on the same wall as the photograph beside it. This is the condition that ends with breakers tripping every time the cooling starts.
Standby generator, installed and set
Unit on its pad, clear of the ground, with the transfer switch and fuel run made up.
Commercial panel board, mid-job
Deadfront off, circuits identified. Most repair calls end at a board like this one rather than at the device that stopped working.
Exterior and architectural lighting, after dark
Commercial exterior lighting photographed at the hour it is actually judged at.
Canopy and sign lighting, commercial
Canopy, facade and sign circuits on a building that has to read as open from the road.
Retail fit-out scale
The larger end of commercial work: distribution, exterior lighting and the schedule of a store opening.
Institutional buildings
Churches, schools and clinics across the Golden Triangle, wired to the same standard as anything else.
Somewhere on this list look like your building?
Call the office and describe it. Mon-Fri 7am-5pm, with emergency service outside those hours.