Argon Electric LLC
About us
Licensed and Insured Electrical Contractor. Denver Native with over 30 years as an electrician. Licensed Contractor Since 1986. Small company with low overhead results in below average pricing. Employees are back ground checked and licensed electricians in Colorado. Sensitive to customer Privacy and job quality. Commercial and Residential new work, service and maintence. Prefer working in a Environmentally conscious manner, using low power consumption lighting and power conservation devices.
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Services we offer
All types of Electrical construction, Commercial, Residential, new and service work.
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We called Argon the Tuesday before Thanksgiving seeking an electrician that could verify the circuit and cable capacity from the circuit breaker box to the oven. Linden rearranged his schedule and came out in less than 24 hours to assist us the Wed. before Thanksgiving so the installers could replace a brand new, but defective oven the following Monday.
It was fortunate that we did so. The circuit for the old oven had 240 V 20 A breakers. The new oven required a 40A circuit. The big box installers did not realize the new oven required 40A. The new oven immediately malfunctioned and required replacement.
I'm an electrical engineer, and fortunately observed the first new oven installation by the big box installers, who simply said I needed to install a larger 40 A breaker. However, if the cable to the oven was only rated at 20A this would result in a fire.
Worse than that, the cable out of the new oven was 4' too short to reach a junction box in a kitchen cabinet to connect it to the cable to the breaker panel. The installers simply cut 3 feet of cable from the old oven and spliced it as an extension.
Linden installed a new breaker, verified the capacity of the cable run as able to handle 40 A. However, Linden noted that the splice installed by the oven guys to the junction box in the kitchen cabinet only had 30A capacity and needed to be replaced when the replacement oven arrived. He left sufficient cable for the installers to replace the cable section since we could not access the other end of the cable.
I felt the amount charged for 30 min was high, but in retrospect, Linden responded fast and when needed, had the expertise we needed to verify my suspicion, and avert a potential disaster, and I would use him again.
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