Services

Owner of Farmhouse Electric LLC, Chad Hendrix, has worked with many of Middle Tennessee's home owners and small business's since 2004. Whether you are building a first home, forever home, or expanding your commercial property, Farmhouse Electric, LLC will display excellent service from start to finish.

Farmhouse Electric, LLC also provides electrical services for home remodeling and commercial renovations. Whether you are updating out of date fuse panels, adding receptacles, creating new living spaces, adding a home theater, or undertaking a substantial renovation of your home or work place, you should work with an experienced, licensed, trusted and locally owned Electrician in Farmhouse Electric, LLC.

With Farmhouse Electric you can expect a prompt and reliable electrician to meet your needs for new construction and remodeling work. The experience of Farmhouse Electric, LLC will give your project the kind of careful attention that you deserve. Call today 931-820-0148 and we will give you a no-cost estimate on the electrical work needed to add value to your home.

New Construction

Below are a few of the services that Farmhouse Electric, LLC can provides to new construction clintele.

• In-house electrical plan layout and design
• Custom home wiring
• Interior lighting systems
• Home automation system wiring
• Appliance installation
• Home theater wiring
• Home network / data cabling
• Commercial Network / data cabling
• GFCI (ground fault circuit interrupter) plugs
• Surge protection
• Ceiling fan installations
• Dimmer switches
• Recessed can lighting
• Track lighting
• Spa and pool wiring
• Landscape & security lighting
• Generator installation
• Electric Car Battery Chargers
• Electric Vehicle Charge Stations

Update wiring

Your home may be in need of an electrical wiring upgrade. If your home’s electrical system is made up of knob and tube or aluminum wiring, then you should investigate electrical upgrading or rewiring services.

Knob and tube wiring should be replaced due to the hazardous risk of it being open wiring. This type of wiring can more easily come into contact with you, your storage in attics or crawlspaces, and any pesky animals like squirrels or birds that may get into your home from time to time which could lead to fires.

In these very old electrical systems you also run the risk of over heating the wires which should trip the breaker or blow a fuse, but could also cause fires due to the breaker/fuse malfunction due to age. Most of these systems would only allocate the bare minimum of outlets in a room because at the time of installation most entertainment and appliance of today did not exist, so the electrical loads were very low.

Remodel

A remodel can sometimes be as simple as adding a couple plugs and lights and at other times it can be as extreme as a new construction project. Here a few other things you might be in need of for your remodel.

• Electrical troubleshooting
• Electric panel upgrades
• Electric service upgrade
• Electric breakers and fuses
• Interior lighting
• Electrical plugs and switches
• Tamper proof plugs
• GFCI (ground fault circuit interrupter) plug
• Surge protection
• Appliance installation
• Under cabinet kitchen lighting
• Recessed can lighting
• Home theatre wiring
• Data cabling and home networking
• Pool and hot tub wiring
• Landscape lighting
• Security lighting
• Residential backup generators
• Electrical wiring of garages, barns, workshops

Panel changes

In today's homes there are a number of reasons to upgrade your panel. There is the fear of overloading circuits while having faulty breakers. This could be due to the age of breakers and/or the outdated wiring of the panel.

You may also be like most home owners and have multiple entertainment sources running at the same time and you can't keep your breakers from tripping. There is  potential for this to be alleviated by simply upgrading your panel to more efficiently service your home.

In a lot of cases you will also clean up old wiring that is no longer in use such as Radiant heat wiring, space heater wiring or other 110/220 receptacles that still hold a current but are not being used. Removing this type of wiring will save space in your panel, remove access to high voltage outlets that could injury someone, prevent frayed wiring in the walls from being an issue, and provide comfort in knowing that you have a base of all your electrical accounted and any excess circuits have been removed.

My promise is that your service panel upgrade will be clean, efficient and worry free when I leave. When I complete your service panel upgrade, I will work with you to teach you how to use your panel, keep it protected, and prevent any harm that comes to it.

Interior Lighting

Lighting Design can really make a space. Farmhouse Electric offers a personalized Home Walk-through of your new or newly remodeled home to discuss your lighting design and options:

• Discussion on the latest options in lighting to help you make the best decisions
  • Under cabinet lighting
  • Task lighting
  • Recessed lighting
  • Directional lighting
• General lighting
• Assist in the lighting design process
• Incorporate your surround sound system and media center

Exterior Lighting

When considering exterior lighting you need to have an understanding of the purpose. Whether your lighting is for security, directional lighting to highlight a specific part of your landscape and home, general lighting that sheds light on all your landscape, and/or pathway lighting to prevent.

When thinking about exterior lighting, I will work with you to get the exact idea of what needs to be accomplished. Some things to consider might be:

• Time of day lighting (set timer, photo cell device,etc)
• Motion lighting
• Eve lighting (optional built-in Surveillance cameras)
• Mood lighting (dimmers, String lighting, etc)