In most cases, electrical equipment is designed to have a useful, in-service life of thirty (30) years. That might sound like a long time, but it begins to deteriorate the moment it’s put into service. For this reason, routine maintenance and replacement need to be a part of the plan. Unfortunately there is no check engine light on your asset, meaning it sits quietly doing its job; until it doesn’t. When electrical equipment breaks down, the first thought is often to replace it. You might be surprised how often upgrading, retro-fitting, and/or fixing your asset proves to be the better option. At Premier Power Maintenance, we take pride in the fact that we don’t have affiliations with any equipment manufacturers. We have no incentive to sell you a new piece of equipment, our only goal is to find the best possible value for your budget.