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Bringing power to raw land requires planning for how the entire property will be used—not just what needs electricity today. This video shows the Take Charge Electric team using a trencher and excavator to help bring 400 amps of power to undeveloped property in Lakebay. The electrical layout was planned to support multiple RV setups, […]
September 2, 2026
A successful electrical project starts before the crew arrives at the jobsite. The Take Charge Electric shop in Gig Harbor is where materials are organized, vehicles are stocked and upcoming residential and commercial projects are prepared. This video offers a behind-the-scenes look at the space that helps keep the team ready and working in the […]
September 2, 2026
Rodents and other pests can chew through electrical wiring and damage the insulation protecting live conductors. Because this damage may be hidden in an attic, crawlspace or wall, it is not always easy to spot before it begins causing electrical problems. This video highlights why frayed insulation, exposed wiring and unexplained electrical issues should be […]
September 2, 2026
Quality electrical service includes more than completing the installation or repair. It also means respecting the customer’s property and leaving the work area clean. This video shows a Take Charge Electric team member using a portable vacuum to clean up after a job. Our crews keep one on hand to remove dust and debris rather […]
September 2, 2026
A backup generator needs to be ready before an outage happens. Regular maintenance can help identify developing problems, confirm that the system is operating properly and reduce the chance of discovering an issue when your home needs backup power most. This video shows a Generac generator receiving its annual checkup. Professional generator service provides an […]
September 2, 2026
A missing or damaged electrical panel cover can leave energized components exposed and within reach, creating a serious risk of electrical shock. In this video, Matt, Owner/CEO of Take Charge Electric, inspects an older Zinsco panel in Gig Harbor that is missing part of its dead front. The dead front is the protective panel cover […]
September 2, 2026
Getting electrical power to vacant land requires careful planning between the property owner, utility company and electrician. In this video, Matt, Owner/CEO of Take Charge Electric, walks through a new 200-amp electrical service installed on undeveloped property where the customer plans to build a home. The service runs from the utility transformer to a new […]
September 2, 2026
When a home loses power or its AC system suddenly stops working, the source of the problem may be within the electrical system. Breakers, wiring, disconnects, panels and service equipment can all affect whether essential equipment receives dependable power. This video follows the Take Charge Electric team as they troubleshoot an electrical problem, complete the […]
September 2, 2026
Loose wiring was hanging from an exterior electrical box at a commercial property in Gig Harbor—an unsafe condition that should not be ignored. In this video, Matt, Owner/CEO of Take Charge Electric, points out the exposed wiring and explains why electrical equipment should never be left in this condition. Exterior boxes must protect wiring from […]
September 1, 2026
Kayla enjoys supporting her teammates and playing a part in helping the business grow. Outside of work, she loves getting creative, whether it’s arts, crafts, or anything that lets her build and make something new.
Lacey loves being the first friendly voice customers hear and building real connections with people in the community. Outside of work, she’s usually hiking with her Saint Bernard, Lucius, watching horror movies, or on the hunt for the best clam chowder around.
Josh enjoys doing work that makes a real, positive impact on the people around him. Outside of work, he’s usually out backpacking and exploring the outdoors with his family.
Hayden enjoys the variety in his work, from generators to troubleshooting, and takes pride in helping customers solve problems and make life a little easier. Outside of work, he’s usually working on vehicles, riding his motorcycle, snowboarding, or camping.
Anthony enjoys helping people feel more comfortable and secure in their homes by delivering reliable, high-quality electrical work, especially when it comes to installing backup power systems like Generac generators. Outside of work, you’ll find him working on cars, collecting rocks and fossils, playing guitar, or bird watching.
Steffen enjoys helping homeowners make their spaces safer and better suited to their everyday needs. Outside of work, he likes spending time outdoors with his wife and daughter.
Brooke enjoys solving complex electrical issues and helping homeowners feel confident and at ease in their homes again. Outside of work, she spends her time with family, working on DIY projects, listening to music, and playing guitar.
John enjoys meeting people in the community and seeing the satisfaction that comes from a job well done. Outside of work, he’s into barbecue and gardening, and he’s a proud 20-year veteran of the U.S. Navy Submarine Force.
Declan loves that every day on the job is different and keeps him on his toes. Outside of work, he enjoys spending time camping with his family during the summer.
Jenn is the driving force behind the culture at Take Charge Electric. She’s passionate about creating a team environment where people feel supported, valued, and proud of the work they do. For her, the best part is seeing that care show up in how the team treats their customers.
Outside of work, Jenn enjoys spending time with her husband, Matt, and their kids, hanging out with their dogs, getting creative, and making their home even better.
Matt built Take Charge Electric with a simple goal: do things the right way and take care of people. He takes pride in building a team that stands behind their work and makes a real impact in the community. Seeing that come to life every day is what drives him.
Outside of work, you’ll find Matt coaching his son’s baseball team, hiking, riding motorcycles, or getting into a game of chess. Fun fact: he married his high school sweetheart.
