We’ve spent over a decade doing electrical work in the real world — residential and commercial. Not theory, not classroom-only, but day-to-day jobs where things don’t always go clean and you have to figure it out on site. I grew up around the trade and learned it the way most electricians actually do: by working, making mistakes, fixing them, dealing with old buildings, inspectors, last-minute changes, and real consequences if you get it wrong. We’re in an AI generation now, and a lot of work is moving behind screens. Electrical work isn’t one of them. Power still needs to be installed, fixed, and understood by someone who’s physically there and knows what they’re doing. That’s not changing. I started this space to share real experience — how problems get diagnosed, how decisions get made, and how work actually gets done in residential and commercial settings. Not perfect examples, not shortcuts, and not answers pulled out of a book. This is about skill, judgment, and experience. The things that only come from doing the work. If you’re here to learn, ask questions, or see how electrical work really looks in the field, you’re in the right place.