The power side of the pump
A dispenser is only as good as the electrical behind it. We handle that part of the job too, so the pump and the power that runs it are one job and one point of contact.
One job, not two trades
Setting a dispenser is not just plumbing and a bolt-down. It needs the electrical work behind it done properly — and on most sites that means coordinating a second contractor, on their schedule, after you have already waited for ours.
We do not work that way. The electrical side of a fuelling install is handled alongside the dispenser work, by people we work with on every job, so there is one schedule and one number to call when something is not right.
Who does the electrical
We work exclusively with Philip at Garner Electric for the electrical side of fuelling work. He is the only electrician we put on our jobs, which means the standard does not change from one site to the next.
What that covers
- Custom relay panels built for the site rather than adapted to it.
- Fuelling boxes and the connections between them and the dispensers.
- The electrical work a new dispenser needs, done as part of the install.
How to start
Call the office on (501) 604-6704 and describe the site, or send the details through the contact form. If the job needs electrical work, we will tell you up front rather than after the dispenser is on the ground.
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