I was trained in electricity at the age of twelve by my uncle. I had so many questions about how electricity worked, and my curiosity grew as I learned more. When I was sixteen, I completed my first job under my uncle’s supervision. It was then that I knew that this was what I wanted to do for the rest of my life.

As an electrician, I believe it is important to be honest with people and never over-charge. Many electricians upsell their customers, but I always look for the most economical solution. If an old house needs a full rewiring I will tell the customer, but if the wiring is safe and I can find a less expensive solution, I will do that.

I also take pride in my customer service. I always do the work on time and keep the space as clean as possible. I also prioritize safety by ensuring that the ground wiring is protected, and I use tamper-resistant outlets to ensure the safety of kids.

In the time of COVID, I always wear a mask, gloves and booties whenever I enter someone’s house. I also use hand sanitizer.

For me, it is the challenge—not the money—that motivates me to work on electricity. When you love what you do, you get satisfaction from solving problems.

I love electricity!