Smart-Home & Light Electrical in Huntersville & Lake Norman
Smart-home gear is only as good as its install. A video doorbell wired to the old chime, a smart lock that binds on a misaligned door, a thermostat missing its C-wire — these are the snags that send people back to the box. Jetton Handyman installs and actually sets them up: connected, calibrated, and working on your phone before we leave.
On the electrical side we stick to device-level work — swapping switches, dimmers, outlets, and light fixtures, and installing or replacing ceiling fans on existing, fan-rated boxes. With 10+ years of engineering experience behind every install, we work carefully and stay strictly within device-level scope. Anything that means a new circuit, a new panel, or opening up walls is licensed-electrician work, and we'll point you to one.
What's included
- Smart locks, video doorbells, and smart thermostats — installed and app-configured
- Switch, dimmer, and outlet replacement (like-for-like)
- Light fixture replacement and ceiling-fan install on existing fan-rated boxes
- Smart switches, plugs, sensors, and hub setup
- Wi-Fi, mesh, and connected-device troubleshooting
What to expect
- Power confirmed off at the breaker before we touch a wire, and every connection checked before we restore it
- Devices configured and tested on your network and phone, not just mounted
- Like-for-like, device-level work only — no new circuits, panels, grounding changes, or in-wall rewiring
- Backed by 10+ years of engineering experience
Common questions
What electrical work can a handyman do vs. an electrician?
We handle device-level swaps — switches, dimmers, outlets, fixtures, and ceiling fans on existing fan-rated boxes. New circuits, panel work, and anything inside the walls require a licensed electrician, and we'll refer you to one.
Can you set up the smart device, not just install it?
Yes — that's the difference. We connect it to your Wi-Fi, configure the app, and confirm it works on your phone before we leave.
My video doorbell needs power — can you handle the wiring?
If it replaces an existing wired doorbell, yes — we reuse the existing low-voltage wiring and chime and add a chime adapter where one's needed. If the transformer is undersized or there's no existing doorbell wiring, that's a job for a licensed electrician, and we'll point you to one.
Can you add a new outlet or move a switch?
No — adding a new outlet, moving a switch, or running new wiring means new circuits or opening the wall, which is licensed-electrician work. We swap existing devices in place and refer anything new in the wall to a licensed electrician.