Proper Wire Electric's 30-Day Calendar
Each piece is a fully planned content brief.
Three of these pieces include a full Production Pack — look for the tag. Open one to see the full brief.
Posting times shown in Pacific Time (PT) — adjust to your audience's timezone in your scheduler.
Week 1
What lives inside these walls
The thing nobody tells you when you buy a pre-1980 Charlotte home: what's in that panel is not what the seller's disclosure says it is
A Plaza Midwood homeowner was quoted a full rewire — the real fix was a 200-amp panel upgrade, and it cost a fraction of what she expected
A photo of a Federal Pacific panel with the caption walking through exactly what the breakers do and don't do under overload — the visual does the work
Week 2
Why the price is what it is
The EV charger quote I gave off a photo that cost me the difference between $750 and $1,800 — and why I don't quote over the phone anymore
Why do two EV charger installs in the same zip code come back with quotes hundreds of dollars apart — a slide-by-slide breakdown of the variables that move the number
Filmed while walking a panel and tracing a run: the variables nobody explains when a quote comes back higher than expected — narrated in real time on the job
Week 3
Your neighborhood, your house, your risk
What the attic of a NoDa bungalow looks like when knob-and-tube has been buried under blown-in insulation — and why the insulation crew may not have flagged it
A labeled diagram of the three most common panel situations in Elizabeth and Plaza Midwood homes built before 1970 — and what each one means for the homeowner who just bought one
Why the Dilworth and Plaza Midwood homes showing up most on our schedule this fall are not the ones with the obvious problems — the risky ones look fine from the outside
Week 4
How to hire the right person before it costs you
Three questions to ask any electrician before they open your panel — and the one answer that should make you end the call immediately
Pulling a permit is not a contractor favor — it is the legal requirement, and what a contractor says when you bring it up tells you everything you need to know
Drops into the moment of opening his mother-in-law's panel in Dilworth and finding two circuits doubled on one breaker — then rewinds to why that afternoon became the reason Proper Wire exists
The thing nobody tells you when you buy a pre-1980 Charlotte home: what's in that panel is not what the seller's disclosure says it is
A Plaza Midwood homeowner was quoted a full rewire — the real fix was a 200-amp panel upgrade, and it cost a fraction of what she expected
A photo of a Federal Pacific panel with the caption walking through exactly what the breakers do and don't do under overload — the visual does the work
The EV charger quote I gave off a photo that cost me the difference between $750 and $1,800 — and why I don't quote over the phone anymore
Why do two EV charger installs in the same zip code come back with quotes hundreds of dollars apart — a slide-by-slide breakdown of the variables that move the number
Filmed while walking a panel and tracing a run: the variables nobody explains when a quote comes back higher than expected — narrated in real time on the job
What the attic of a NoDa bungalow looks like when knob-and-tube has been buried under blown-in insulation — and why the insulation crew may not have flagged it
A labeled diagram of the three most common panel situations in Elizabeth and Plaza Midwood homes built before 1970 — and what each one means for the homeowner who just bought one
Why the Dilworth and Plaza Midwood homes showing up most on our schedule this fall are not the ones with the obvious problems — the risky ones look fine from the outside
Three questions to ask any electrician before they open your panel — and the one answer that should make you end the call immediately
Pulling a permit is not a contractor favor — it is the legal requirement, and what a contractor says when you bring it up tells you everything you need to know
Drops into the moment of opening his mother-in-law's panel in Dilworth and finding two circuits doubled on one breaker — then rewinds to why that afternoon became the reason Proper Wire exists