Dated Updated LLC

You found my website. I'm an electrician in Snohomish county near the Edmonds ferry.

Below are photos I've taken with some thoughts (not necessarily related to the photo). Also, if you click those little lines at the top left, you'll find a second page labeled Documentation. I posted a few websites I like to visit.

Wire up with a layout. Magic just isn't real and no one can read anyone's mind. Communication is a skill, not a talent, so let's work on it together. Pin up layouts, sketch on the floor with marker or blue tape, mark the studs, and chat.

Living in a house with a 20 year plus panel is like driving in a car without air bags. It's not just inconvenient to have little to no space in the panel, it's a danger to rely on brittle material.

Light up the dark corners. It's a comfort not to have to squint in your own house. I've got suggestions.

Orderly distribution. It's a dream to pull tidy like this.

Everyone's going to fit.

Toggle switches are a style, don't get me wrong...but smart switches allow a person to set the brightness while keeping your seat. I'd never argue this is strictly for the techy among us, because if it helps a parent not to interrupt a baby's feeding time to dim the lights for better comfort, then it's something to embrace.

Lights outside: yes, a good idea. Imagine setting up some potted plants between each set, lighting the petals from below, while also catching the dark edge before the drop. Visible is safe.

Raise it or move it, just keep the mess to a minimum.

Yes, there are in-wall cadet heaters. Sure. But there are also heaters that wall mount and just suit a nicer look.

Push the light forward to lessen the shadows of the tiles.

White tile, pale light. Always have a cabinet plan to hide those wires and recess the track.

Warm tile, warm light.

Delicate...

Let's make a good plan.

Kimberly Schnell, Owner, Administrator, Licensed 02 Electrician

Call or text: (425) 758-0013

Email: Admin@DatedUpdated.com

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