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Your electrical subcontractor for pools

Your pool builds, on schedule.

Tired of chasing an electrician who shows up late and fails the inspection? Hand us the wiring and stop worrying about it. We show up the day we said. We pull the permit. We get the bond and circuits right the first time, so the inspector signs off and your schedule holds. Your customer deals with one company - yours. We stand behind your name. Nobody your customer has to manage.

Master Electrician #2705178102 | NEC 680 specialists | Fully insured & bonded | 1099 or W-2, your call
Hand us the electrical scope (703) 577-4505 - ask for Brad
For

Pool builders, service firms, and maintenance companies

Your customer signs one contract - with you.
We pull the permit. You don't.
Same crew every time. No surprises at the dig date.
Inspection-pass record means your final-cost schedule doesn't slip.
Direct line to Brad. No call-center, no dispatch desk.
Scope

Which part of the electrical do you want off your plate?

Hand us the whole electrical scope on a new build, or just the part you'd rather not deal with. Your call. We pick it up at the dig date and carry it through the final inspection. And we're the ones you call when something on an old install quits.

Subpanel sizing & pre-wire on new builds

Sized to the equipment package. Conduit run before deck pour. Subpanel mounted in code-rated enclosure.

Equipotential bonding grid

#8 AWG solid copper, mechanically lugged. Installed before concrete sets - every metal in the 5-foot zone.

Pump motor & heater circuits

Dedicated GFCI-protected circuits, properly-sized conductors, dedicated disconnects within 5 to 20 ft.

Automation system electrical

Pentair IntelliCenter, Hayward OmniLogic, Jandy iAquaLink. Panel relay wiring + low-voltage controller install.

LED light installation & retrofits

Pentair IntelliBrite, Hayward ColorLogic, Jandy WaterColors. Niche replacement with UL-listed assemblies.

NEC 680 code corrections

Inspection failures on prior installs - your jobs or other contractors'. We rebond, replace disconnects, re-trench if needed.

Emergency power call-outs

Equipment-down service calls on installs we've worked on or installs you're servicing. Direct line, not dispatch.

Hot tub & spa electrical

240V hardwired, 120V plug-and-play, GFCI subpanels, bonding for built-in spas adjacent to pools.

Customer experience

What does it do for your reputation with the customer?

The angry calls rarely come from the pool itself. They come from where the trades meet. A missed day. A failed inspection. A homeowner who suddenly feels like they hired two companies. We've spent twenty years making the electrical the part of your job nobody calls you about.

Single point of contact

Your customer talks to you. You talk to us. We don't call your customer to "clarify scope." If we need a decision, you get the question - not them. They never feel like they hired two companies.

Schedule held

When we say we'll be on site Tuesday at 7 AM for the bond pour, we are on site Tuesday at 7 AM. Our schedule is your schedule. We don't push your concrete crew to next week because of "an emergency on another job."

First-time inspection pass

The county inspector signs off the first visit. Your customer's final-payment schedule doesn't slip waiting for a re-inspect. You don't have to defend a punch list that wasn't your scope.

Working relationships

What it looks like once a pool company hands us the wiring

Two real working relationships, not project showcases. Pool company names anonymized at their request until we publish with permission.

New build pool, electrical pre-wire Launch photo
High-Volume Pool Builder | Loudoun & Fairfax

A repeat new-build builder, Anson on every electrical scope

Working with them since 2022 | Loudoun + Fairfax Counties

A high-volume pool builder calls us when the pool is dug. We coordinate trenching with their excavation crew, come back to land the subpanel, install the bonding grid before the deck is poured, set disconnects, and walk the inspector through. They never have to think about electrical. Their project managers know our crew by name.

They have us on speed-dial for service calls on prior installs - several years in, we know every panel they've installed and which customer has which equipment. On the jobs we've run for them since 2022, we've held a first-time inspection pass on every one.

Service truck arriving at pool equipment pad Launch photo
Pool Service Company | Prince William

Same-day electrical coverage for a maintenance company's accounts

Working with them since 2023 | Prince William + Manassas area

A pool service company covering a large book of maintenance accounts kept hitting the same wall: when a pump motor died or a GFCI tripped repeatedly, they needed an electrician on the property fast, but most NoVA electricians wouldn't make a same-day pool call. They were losing customers to "the guy who could just send someone."

We set up a direct-call arrangement. Their dispatcher reaches Brad's cell line; we triage; if it's electrical, we're typically on-site within 24 hours. Their customer reviews specifically mention the response speed - and the credit gets attributed to them, which is exactly the point.

Reliability metrics

What can you actually count on us for?

The commitments your dispatcher and your project managers care about, laid out plainly. We track these because pool companies ask, and because we'd rather you judge us on what we do than on anything we say about ourselves.

First-time inspection pass Our standard on every pool electrical job we run
Our standard
On-site response to scheduled service calls Service-call response window for the pool companies we sub for
Typically within 24 hours
Permits pulled by us, not the homeowner Every electrical permit, every job. You never handle paperwork.
100%
Crew rotation Same team on every job. The crew that bonds is the crew that walks the inspector through.
None - same team
Insurance carrier Currently insured and bonded; specific carrier available when we set up work
On request
Liability limit Coverage limits and certificate of insurance shared before the first job
On request
Worker's compensation In-house, covering all Anson crew
Yes, in-house
Engagement structure Whichever structure works for your accounting team
1099 or W-2, your call
How we start working together

How do you try us without betting the whole season on it?

No long-term contract. No exclusivity, yours or ours. We run one of your jobs at your normal rate, and you decide from there whether there's a second one.

01

Intake call

You fill out the form below or call Brad directly. We talk through your job volume, geography, what you need from electrical, and what your current sub is or isn't doing well.

02

First job, no commitment

We run one of your next jobs at your normal rate. You see the work, our crew, our paperwork, our inspection handling. You decide if you want a second.

03

Standing scope setup

We exchange COIs, set up direct-line dispatch with Brad, and agree on written per-job pricing and payment terms. You get Brad's cell.

04

Ongoing, no exclusivity

Run as much of your work through us as makes sense. We don't ask for exclusivity. We expect to earn each job, not get assigned it.

Subcontractor FAQ

Questions pool company owners ask

The things you'd want to know before you hand a job to a new electrical sub. Straight answers, no runaround.

Do you require exclusivity or volume commitments?

No. We don't ask you to use only us for electrical, and we don't ask for a minimum number of jobs. Run as much or as little of your work through us as makes sense. Most of the pool companies we sub for hand us the majority of their electrical scope, but that grew organically.

How do you price the electrical scope?

We price each job individually and put it in writing before we start. You see the number for the scope in front of you - subpanel, bonding grid, equipment circuits, automation, whatever the job needs - not a vague rate sheet. The price reflects the work, not a bonding lug we skipped to come in low.

Payment terms are typically net-30, but we'll discuss whatever works for your accounting cycle. Once we've run a few jobs together, we invoice on completion without requiring deposits. Every job gets its own written number, so there are no surprises on the invoice and nothing to reconcile against a tier you forgot you were on.

Can your crew be on our jobsite without us being there?

Yes. Once we've worked with you for a few jobs, our crew works directly with your superintendent or project manager. We don't need a homeowner on site for any pool electrical scope. We coordinate with whoever's running the schedule.

For service calls on existing installs, we typically still want a brief check-in with someone on your team - either by phone before we go or at the start of the visit. Not because we need permission, but because we don't want to make a unilateral repair decision that affects your relationship with your customer. After three or four service calls, we tend to know your customer's setup well enough to make most calls without checking.

How fast can you respond to a service call?

Same-day on critical equipment-down calls (pump failure, GFCI tripping repeatedly, automation system dead). Within 24 hours on non-critical service items. Same-week scheduling on inspection corrections and code upgrades that aren't blocking active use of the pool.

The pool companies we sub for get Brad's direct cell, so the response triage doesn't go through dispatch. If we can't get to it same-day, you'll know within an hour of the call so you can manage your customer's expectations. We hold to those response targets - they're the single biggest reason pool companies keep handing us the wiring, so we don't miss them.

Do you do residential homeowner-direct work, or just B2B?

Both. Our homeowner-direct pool electrical business is significant - we're a Master Electrician practice that markets to NoVA homeowners. The work we sub for pool companies sits alongside that. There's no conflict because we don't poach your customers - if a homeowner calls us directly, we don't ask "are you working with a pool company?" but if they mention it, we coordinate.

What if I just want to try you for one job?

That's the recommended path. Fill out the form below or call Brad. We'll run one of your upcoming jobs at your normal rate, no commitment. After that job, you decide if there's a second one. The form has space to tell us about the specific job you have in mind.

Hand us the wiring

Tell us about your next job

Got a job coming up? Send it over and Brad gets back to you himself, usually within one business day. No call center in between.

No high-pressure follow-up if it's not a fit. We'll either set up a call, run one of your upcoming jobs, or politely tell you we're at capacity (rare, but it happens).

Prefer to call?
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Ask for Brad. If he's on a job, leave a message - he returns pool-company calls personally.

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