GPM Electrical

06/15/2026

Just got off the phone with a new client of ours, and it really means a lot when customers take the time to do their homework.

He told me he received 6 different bids. Five of the six were within about $50 of each other, while one was nearly $10,000 higher.

What stood out the most wasn’t the price—it was that he said our Google reviews helped make the decision.

Thank you to every customer who has taken a few minutes to leave us a review. It truly helps small businesses like ours grow and gives new customers confidence when choosing who to trust with their electrical work.

We appreciate every opportunity. ⚡️

— GPM Electrical, Licensed & Insured

06/12/2026

⚡ QUICK QUESTION FOR HOMEOWNERS ⚡

How old is your electrical panel?

Most people know how old their roof is.
Most people know how old their HVAC is.
But very few know how old the electrical system powering their entire home is.

If your lights flicker, breakers trip often, or you’re constantly using power strips because you’ve run out of outlets, your electrical system may be trying to tell you something.

A panel upgrade can improve safety, increase capacity, and help protect your home’s electronics.

Drop a picture of your panel in the comments, and I’ll tell you if it’s something I’d keep or something I’d start budgeting to replace.

✅ Licensed & Insured
✅ Free Advice
✅ Honest Recommendations

— GPM Electrical

06/06/2026

⚡ Electrical problem after hours? Give us a call!

It doesn’t matter if it’s late at night, early in the morning, or on the weekend. If you’re having an electrical issue, we’ll do our best to help.

📞 We’ll gladly try to walk you through the problem over the phone FREE of charge.

All we ask in return is that you leave us a review if we were able to help!

If the issue can’t be solved over the phone, we’ll schedule a service call or come out for emergency service when needed.

✅ Licensed & Insured
✅ Honest Advice
✅ Emergency Service Available

Don’t lose sleep over an electrical problem. Call GPM Electrical — we’re here to help! 423-620-2283

06/02/2026

Thank you to everyone who liked, shared, commented, and continues to support GPM Electrical. We truly appreciate each and every one of you.

Congratulations to our winner! Check out the video to see the drawing. 👇

We love giving back to the community that supports our small business. Stay tuned—there will be more giveaways and exciting things coming soon!

Licensed & Insured
GPM Electrical ⚡️

05/31/2026

Remember share us your picture! Like our page and share!!!

🇺🇸☀️ Spring is here and Memorial Day is too! ☀️🇺🇸

So we’re doing ANOTHER $100 GAS GIFT CARD GIVEAWAY! ⛽️

Let’s see those spring family pictures! 🌸📸

To enter:
✅ Like our page
✅ Comment your BEST spring family picture
✅ Share this post

Winner will be picked at random!

We appreciate all the support from this community and especially want to thank all the men and women who fought for our freedom this Memorial Day weekend. ❤️🤍💙

⚡️ GPM Electrical
Licensed • Insured
📞 423-620-2283

Drawing will be June 1st!

05/25/2026

🇺🇸☀️ Spring is here and Memorial Day is too! ☀️🇺🇸

So we’re doing ANOTHER $100 GAS GIFT CARD GIVEAWAY! ⛽️

Let’s see those spring family pictures! 🌸📸

To enter:
✅ Like our page
✅ Comment your BEST spring family picture
✅ Share this post

Winner will be picked at random!

We appreciate all the support from this community and especially want to thank all the men and women who fought for our freedom this Memorial Day weekend. ❤️🤍💙

⚡️ GPM Electrical
Licensed • Insured
📞 423-620-2283

Drawing will be June 1st!

05/25/2026

Thank you!!!

05/22/2026

⚡️ Another one fixed the right way. ⚡️

Customer was having electrical issues with their septic sub pump. After troubleshooting, we found it had been ran on two 15 amp breakers with undersized wire for the distance.

Anything over 100ft, you have to account for voltage drop. When wire is undersized, pumps and motors can lose performance, overheat, trip breakers, and eventually fail.

We trenched in new conduit, pulled the correct wire, verified proper voltage, and got the septic pump back operating like it should. ✅

This is why proper wire sizing and correct breaker setup matters.

Licensed & Insured
📍 GPM Electrical

05/14/2026

⚠️ Found the problem.

The neutral terminal inside this receptacle had a broken brass tab, which caused a loose neutral connection. Even though the issue was hidden inside the device, it was enough to create heat and could have led to serious damage.

A loose neutral can cause:

* Flickering lights
* Intermittent power
* Burned connections
* Damaged electronics
* Fire hazards

This is a good reminder that sometimes the problem is not in the panel—it can be a damaged device causing the neutral to overheat.

If you notice warm neutrals, flickering lights, or power acting strangely, don’t ignore it.

At GPM Electrical, we troubleshoot the root cause and fix it the right way.

📞 423-620-2283
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✅ Licensed & Insured

05/14/2026

Why a Neutral Gets Hot

The neutral carries return current whenever a 120-volt load is operating. If there is:

* A loose connection
* A backstabbed receptacle with poor contact
* A damaged conductor
* A shared neutral carrying heavy load
* Corrosion or oxidation at the splice

then resistance increases, which creates heat.

Do not make your plugs up like this!!!