Pool electrical is all we think about.
Pool electrical specialists, not house electricians who do pools. From the first bonding clamp on the rebar to the last light at final, one crew owns the electrical on your pool. 500+ pools since 2021, for 45+ builders.
One price covers a standard pool.
You provide the equipment. We provide the wire, breakers, panel plug, permit and labor. Add-ons are flat block prices, so you can quote your homeowner the same day.
What's included
Bigger pool? It stacks, it doesn't surprise you.
More pumps and blowers
Each one priced flat. The service steps up with pump count, priced on the same sheet.
Heat pumps and extra heaters
Gas, electric or both. Heat pumps include the service step-up they need.
Lights and fire bowls
Flat per light past three. Fire bowls bill like lights.
Pool covers
Motor circuit, safety line, key switch and trough box, all in one line item.
Detached equipment pads
No wall to mount on? We build a bolted Unistrut rack at the pad.
The rest of the backyard
Pool houses, outdoor kitchens, saunas, hot tubs, steam rooms and outlets where you need them.
We don't install landscape lighting fixtures or audio systems. We run the outlets and relays they need.
Six steps. You get a result and photos at each one.
01PermitWe pull it with the right office: Metro, state or city.
02ShellBonding clamped to the rebar before gunite.
03UndergroundLight conduit and the service run, inspected open.
04HaloPerimeter bond 18–24" out, before the deck pours.
05EquipmentPad wired, bonded, tested and turned on.
06FinalPassed and sent to you. Done.
508 pools wired across Middle Tennessee.
Every dot is a pool we've wired since 2021, placed to the neighborhood, not the house. Builders bring us back because the inspector signs off the first time.
Pins are approximate on purpose. Updated monthly.
A failed inspection is the cheap part.
To be clear: none of the work in these photos is ours. It's what builders send us after "Chuck in a truck" already got paid. We get called in to fix it.
The real cost is the stalled schedule, the callback crew and a homeowner who stops trusting the builder. Pool pads need GFI on everything, #12 minimum, non-metallic runs and bonding to every component. A house electrician can be good and still miss it.
Your builder left the electrical to you?
Some builders do. Water and electricity is the one place you don't want a guess. Tell us about your pool and we'll walk you through it.