Wayne County runs on plants and farms
Drive out of Goldsboro in any direction and you pass two kinds of operations: processing plants and manufacturers, and farms, a lot of them raising poultry and hogs. Both depend on electricity in a way most homes don't. When the power or a motor fails in a plant, production stops. When it fails in a poultry house, the birds are at risk within a short time. CDS works on both.
Poultry houses and farm buildings
Poultry house electrical has more going on than a barn light and an outlet:
- Ventilation fans and tunnel fans, often many large motors on one building.
- Feed lines, augers and water systems with their own motors and controls.
- Lighting across long houses.
- Controllers and alarms that have to work every hour of every day.
- Generator transfer equipment, because a long outage in summer heat can't wait.
We wire new houses, repair and upgrade existing ones, and troubleshoot circuits and motors when something stops working. The same experience covers irrigation pumps, grain equipment and farm shops.
Keeping a plant running
For Wayne County manufacturers and processors, we provide industrial electrical support: machine hookups, motor circuits, panels and switchgear, conduit and lighting. Work that would interrupt production can be planned for a weekend or a scheduled shutdown. When a machine has to move, we move it ourselves, up to 50,000 pounds, and wire it back up. See machinery moving.
Homes and businesses in town
In Goldsboro itself, we replace panels and upgrade services in older homes near downtown, add circuits and wire additions in newer neighborhoods, and handle commercial electrical for businesses along Berkeley Boulevard and around the city.
Power and permits: Goldsboro is on Duke Energy Progress; some outlying parts of the county are on an electric cooperative. City of Goldsboro Inspections handles permits inside the city, and Wayne County Inspections outside it. We pull the permit and meet the inspector.
For Generac generators, call Rebecca at (910) 330-1860.
Communities we serve around Goldsboro
Goldsboro, Pikeville, Fremont, Mount Olive, Rosewood, Dudley and Grantham, along US 70, I-795 and US 117, plus nearby Kinston and Greenville.
Common questions
Do you wire poultry houses?
Yes. We handle fans, feed and water systems, lighting, controls and generator transfer equipment for poultry houses and other farm buildings.
Can plant electrical work be scheduled around production?
Yes. Work that requires a shutdown can be planned for weekends or scheduled downtime.
Who issues electrical permits in Goldsboro?
City of Goldsboro Inspections inside city limits, and Wayne County Inspections outside the city. We pull the permit for you.