Outdoor equipment draws real power and sits in sun, dust, and water. That means the circuit has to be sized right, run in the right materials, and protected properly. Plugging an RV into a dryer outlet with an adapter or running a hot tub off an extension cord is how we see melted plugs and tripped breakers.
Related: pool electrical wiring, hot tub and spa wiring, and dedicated circuit installation.
Our licensed electricians check your panel first, then plan the run, the disconnect, and the protection so the equipment works and passes inspection.
What we install
- RV hookup outlets, including 30 amp and 50 amp RV boxes, sized to your rig
- Hot tub and spa circuits with the required disconnect and GFCI protection
- Pool pump, heater, and lighting circuits
- Underground runs in conduit from the panel or a subpanel
- Subpanels for a backyard, shop, or RV pad when the main panel is far away or full
Check the panel first
A 50 amp RV outlet or a hot tub can be a large share of a home’s capacity, especially in summer with the AC running. We look at your panel and existing loads before we quote. If there is room, it is usually a straightforward circuit. If not, we explain options such as a subpanel or a panel upgrade.
Wet locations and safety
Pools, spas, and outdoor outlets have specific rules for GFCI protection, bonding, disconnect placement, and clearances. We follow them, pull the permit when one is required, and leave you with a setup that is safe for family and guests.
For full pool and spa electrical systems, see our pool and hot tub service pages linked below.