About Us
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED!
We strive for customer satisfaction. Survivor prides itself on being a contractor you can trust. We truly do “Install Safety.” We stand behind our product and services and have the confidence that we will get the job done to your satisfaction in a safe manner.
Survivor has established excellent relationships with many local vendors in Central Ohio. This fact insures our continued commitment to excellence in value and quality for all of the products that we install.
Survivor Electric is committed to comply with all NFPA and NEC codes and standards, OSHA regulations, state and local regulations and other requirements pertaining to your job.
With more than 40 years experience, Survivor Electric is a full spectrum commercial, residential, and service company located in Central Ohio. We have a presence on projects throughout Ohio; as well as, bordering States and Regions. Our staff is highly diverse, knowledgeable and experienced. Our entire staff is on payroll; no subcontractor here. We possess a can do and will do, action based philosophy.
Easy Ways to Save on Your Electric Bill
Many of us are “wasting” electricity and do not even realize it. Here are a few easy ways to help save electricity and lower your electric bill.
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Turn off anything you are not using and unplug them such as DVR or cable boxes, lights, TV’s, cell phone chargers, etc. Even though these items are not in use they still pull power and use electricity. Set timers on TV’s to turn off after they are not in use for so long.
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Seal or caulk around windows and door frames regularly to prevent heat or cold air from coming in. Often “drafty” homes cost significantly more to heat or cool.
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Lower your water heater temperature. It is recommended to have your heater set lower than 140 degrees. The higher it is set the more electricity it is going to use to heat the water. If you are going to be away for a few days or go on vacation lower the temperature so that heater isn’t heating the water when you are not using it or set it to vacation mode if available.
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Get a programmable thermostat. These can be set to regulate how much heat or Air condition you use when you are away or in the evenings when you are sleeping. Optimal temperature when you are home and using your heat or air conditional is 72 degrees
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Use lower watt light bulbs or look into LED lighting.
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Upgrade your appliances to energy efficient models. It will cost money up front but will save you a lot of money in the long run. Many places offer incentives to upgrade to energy efficient models.
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Solar power may be another avenue to help lower your electric bill. Government programs may be available.
TESTIMONIALS
The contractors were very professional, had great personalities, and cared about my house and the quality of the work they were performing. I was very pleased with the entire process.
Jim Capehart, Delaware, Ohio
Survivor Electric performed all of the work on a very expensive six-month home renovation. The contractor was professional and we were very satisfied with all aspects of the work and the communication of the project.
James Martiny, Columbus, Ohio
I have had the absolute pleasure of working with Survivor Electric on multiple residential properties and many projects and it is always a pleasure to work with them. Their work is professional and their customer service is outstanding!
Brad Feldman, Galena, Ohio
