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The Hunter irrigation controller was originally mounted inside the garage, which made sense at the time. But with cabinets going in, that wall space was suddenly prime real estate. We relocated the controller to the exterior brick wall, running conduit clean and tight against the surface. The Wi-Fi module moved with it, and everything stayed fully functional through the transition.
Inside the garage, we added a new outlet near where the cabinetry will sit - exactly the kind of small detail that makes a finished garage actually usable. We also replaced an existing GFCI receptacle as part of the work. Getting outlets in the right spots before cabinets go in is one of those things that's easy to overlook and a real headache to fix after the fact.
Outside, the two-outlet setup that the irrigation controller and Wi-Fi module had fully occupied got upgraded to a four-outlet configuration with a weatherproof cover. That frees up two open outlets for whatever comes next - seasonal lighting, tools, or anything else that needs power outside. It's the kind of outlet installation upgrade that quietly does a lot of work.
This was a relatively compact job, but the planning behind it matters. Getting the electrical right before a bigger renovation moves forward saves time, money, and drywall. We're always glad to work with returning customers, and it's satisfying to be part of a project from the ground up.