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James Johnson Electrical Contractor Inc, 823-4 Th St SE, Willmar, MN (Owned by: Johnson, James E) holds a Electrical license and 2 other licenses according to the Minnesota license board.
Their BuildZoom score of 99 ranks in the top 15% of 77,973 Minnesota licensed contractors.
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Rearrange the 100 amp load center in order to install a 30 amp 2 pole breaker. install a 30 amp branch to a new heater. replace the 2 existing branch circuits with ground fault breakers. install a ground bar and isolate the ground wire
Install a 150 amp power supply to a new bin. install a 150amp feeder to the fan controller. install a 30 amp feeder to a fused motor control. install a 3/4 hp branch to the bin spreader
Replace the damaged underground feeder to the barn. replace the power supply on the barn with a 60 amp main and reconnect 3 existing branch circuits in the barn
Install a 175 amp 1 phase feeder to a 30 hp blower drive controller cabinet. install a 230 volt 20 amp branch circuit to a secondary blower and air lock operators control cabinet. install 3 cord connected interlocs to the corn dryer at 115 volts and a 230 volt cord connected branch to the air lock drive motor. connect 24 volt control between the blower drive cabinet and the operators ... see more
Install a ground fault receptacle circuit for a plc controller in the dryer electrical room. mount a plc control cabinet to the dryer and connect both a 115 volt control and a 24 volt control from this new cabinet to the existing dryer control cabinet. the control cabinet was built by sukup and connected following the instructions
Install low voltage conduit runs on the corn dryer for two sensors. install a dryer master moisture controller in the electrical building and connect the controller to the main dryer controller. install a 115 volt receptacle circuit for the dryer master controller supply
Machine building- addition 1 outdoor flood light. shop- addition 2 outdoor lights and exhaust fan. dry storage bin- addition 1 dusk to dawn light and 1 relocate the unload auger. parts room- addition 1 outdoor dusk to dawn light. office- addition 1 outdoor entry light and indoor northeast receptacle. fuel dispensing- addition 1 extension for the pumps. garage- addition 1 new outdoor l... see more
A mechanical rotating distributer was replaced located on the top of the fertilizer mixing tower. connect a larger horsepower drive motor. also to install a 60 amp receptacle in the electrical room. reconnect the 24 volt distributer control system
Install a new laundry circuit and bathroom circuit and 100 amp feeder to a new sub panel install extensions to 2 existing circuits- basement stairway lights and bathroom fan
Install a 100 amp feeder to a new corn leg install a 100 amp power supply on leg install 5 circuits to leg equipment tie in 1 15 amp circuit to existing dryer install a feeder to bin #4 receptacle and feeder to bin #7 receptacle for portable auger use
Install a 400 amp 1 phase service (2) 200 amp feeders to motor drives (2) 60 amp feeders to equipment (2) 100 amp motor branch circuits (4) 0-30 amp branch circuits and 3 low voltage controls
Install a 400 amp 460 volt feeder to the new motor starter cabinet a 60 amp feeder to a 115/230 volt power supply. install 16 460 volt motor branch circuits 1 115 volt control circuit and 36 low voltage control cicuits
Replace existing pole disconnect with a new load center. install a new 30 amp underground feeder to the well location. install load center at well and branch circuit to pressure tank/well pump. install 115 volt receptacle at both locations
Install 3 ground fault circuits with 5 convenience outlets in the southeast area of the machine shed. install 1 50amp 230volt feeder to compressor unit and 1 ground fault service receptacle
Install a temporary power supply to a new fuel storage tank. a future building to be built to surround this tank. the temporary is supplied with a 15 amp 115 volt branch circuit from the existing fuel storage shed and feeds the fuel pump
The owner requested the utility to reconnect the 3 phase service to his bin site after a requested disconnect for a length of time. the utility requires an inspection before reconnect
Remove a 250 amp feeder tap and install a 350 amp tap to a new dryer controller. reconnect all existing motor branch circuits to this new controller. install a new gate controller with interlocs to the existing system
James Johnson Electrical Contractor Inc License info
Verified License
License #
AM001840
Status
Active
State
Minnesota
Type
Electrical
Business Type
Corporation
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Verified License
License #
EA000954
Status
Active
State
Minnesota
Type
Electrical
Business Type
Corporation
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Inactive License
License #
CA00954
Status
Inactive
State
Minnesota
Type
Class A Electrical Contractor
Business Type
Corporation
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