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100% SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Whether you want to wake up your business or bring your home to life, we offer a variety of electrical services and lighting solutions to meet your every need.
Serving all of North and South Carolina. Full bucket truck service to 90 feet. Service signs, parking lot, facade and ball field lighting
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