George Porter Electric

Starting bid is $200. Makes a great outdoor garage or shop light. Includes light and installation (with conditions named on certificate.)

Head over to Catherine’s page and bid on some items to support a great cause...

Have you been thinking about a back-up power source? I have access to 2 GenerLinks but need to speak for them before end of the day Friday. If I don’t speak for them now, it could be several months wait for more to become available. If you wish to claim one, give me a call. 50% deposit will be required to claim. It’s a pretty simple install. (requires saskpower and an electrician to remove the meter socket and install the generlink device, takes 15/20 minutes). Basic unit can power up to 30amps in your house. Plenty enough to run gas furnace, lights and some cooking appliances. Please note may not be suitable for some older meter sockets.

New gear by Source Embroidery & Screenprinting in Yorkton! (It’s clean for now!)

It was my pleasure to spend the last couple days upgrading 15/32 fixtures at the Abernethy Rink to LED. Most of the fixtures were donated by generous members of the community and will make a huge difference for skating, the fair, and other activities when they are able to resume. Thanks to Conrad @ C&B Ag Auto and Truck / Kodiak for supplying the fixtures. Flaman Sales Yorkton for donating the lift... Cameron Shankland for spending his day in the attic assisting with installation Everyone who donated towards the fixtures Electrical installation donated by George Porter Electric.

If anyone is looking for any lights wether it be yard lights, indoor lights, led strip lights etc I will be putting some orders together this week. Get in touch for some details and see how I can help you out. Have a Great Sunday!!!

Overhead Service change pictures. Upgrade from 70amp to 200amp and added a panel in the garage.

If your looking for a way to have power backup option for your house but don’t want to spend the big money for a full house system. Take a look at this link. It’s a pretty simple install. (requires saskpower and an electrician to remove the meter socket and install the generlink device, takes 15/20 minutes). Basic unit can power up to 30amps in your house. Plenty enough to run gas furnace, lights and some cooking appliances. Please note may not be suitable for some older meter sockets. If this is something that interest you there is limited stock In Saskatchewan but there is still some available to me at the moment. These are mostly designed more residential houses and saskpower offers a similar way for acreages. I will also share a link to the saskpower website for what they offer. Contact me if you would like more information!!!

Before and After of a service upgrade.

Some smart home technology arrived for a customer today. Wifi compatible baseboard thermostat and some Caseta wireless light switches.