Reinforcing Safe Practices as Connecticut begins to Re-open!

During this time of re-opening, Lucci Electric wants to reinforce our commitment to safety for you and our staff.

As an essential business we will continue to be available to schedule estimates and service calls. We have now expanded to general repair work, generator installations, service and repairs, as well as exterior work including landscape lighting and design.

We have taken all steps recommended by the CDC and in accordance with local, state, and federal guidelines.

Specifically,

-Our technicians will wear masks, gloves, shoe coverings, and utilize hand sanitizer before and after entering all homes at all times.

-They will practice social distancing at all times and will minimize time and exposure within your home.

-Our trucks and equipment will be sanitized on a regular bases.

Before starting any job, we are glad to review the policies with you and address any concerns you may have.

We are here Monday through Friday 9-5.

Your comfort and well-being are our number 1 concern.

Honoring our Veterans

This year for the Holidays, we are honoring one of our past family & staff members whom we lost

Tyler M. Reeb passed away suddenly & unexpectedly on October 14th, 2019.

Tyler, 34 years of age,  was a Veteran, having served in the United States Marine corps and had done three –tours protecting  our country.

Please join us by thinking about him & thanking him when you drive by our adopt-a-spot on Rte. 7 here in Wilton at the intersection of 33/7

2018 Hurricane Predictions have been made. Are you prepared?

Winter is almost behind us and spring is on the way but that also means the National Hurricane Center has made their official predictions for 2018.

Our weather patterns are not predictable. Winter roared into March here in the Northeast and we even had measurable snow in April.

2017 roared to life in September and reminded everyone how powerful and destructive these monster storms can be.

The Atlantic hurricane season lasts from June through November.  Forecasters expect a slightly above-average season, with 14 named storms. Seven of those are expected to become hurricanes and three are expected to be major hurricanes.

This near-record warmth contributed to the surge in activity in 2017, especially in terms of major hurricanes.

While the western tropical Atlantic is currently warmer than average, other portions, including the eastern tropical Atlantic and the north Atlantic, are cooler than average.  The majority of storms occur between mid-August and mid-October.

Be prepared; an automatic standby generator or portable generator for comforts during power outages is a necessity and no longer a luxury.

Call Lucci Electric for your turnkey generator solution today.