Schedule Your Dock Inspection Early!

It’s never too early to start thinking about how you’re going to prioritize dock safety for summer 2023! Catalyst Electric in Lake of the Ozarks is here to help you prioritize docksafety with a dock inspection. The winter months tend to put a damper on most dock’s electrical system. Just because you ended last season with a good electrical system does not mean that the damage done over the winter months should go without attention. Electrical dock safety should be your number one priority going into summer 2023 so that you and your family can enjoy the lake without a worry in the world. Schedule your dock inspection in mid-MO with Catalyst Electric!

Hire a Professional

In 2008, Catalyst Electric was created to provide superior, code-compliant electrical service to the Lake of the Ozarks area and beyond. The business is co-owned by Master and Journeyman Electricians who are well qualified to service all facets of electrical systems. We run the company on the belief that integrity pays the bills. While all companies have the opportunity to do the job correctly, Catalyst Electric considers that opportunity a necessity. We consider every customer a relationship rather than a cash register, and that is why you should hire us as your professional electricians! We are well versed in the rules and regulations of your docks electrical systems.

FREE Dock Inspections

You should have no excuse for ensuring your dock has a safe electrical system because Catalyst Electric does FREE dock inspections at the Lake of the Ozarks. People and especially children can’t always see the problems or issues going on. When we come to inspect your dock, we check for things that you might not even know to look for. The original person who installed the wiring in your dock could have installed the wire incorrectly and the conduit hides the evidence. If the wiring is not installed properly, and it comes into contact with the wood of the dock or metal frame of the dock and is not properly grounded it could energize the entire dock and lead to serious issues. This is why is so important to get your dock inspected often!

Until Then…

You should inspect your conduit frequently. If there is a tear in your conduit and your wires are exposed, it could be dangerous if they come into contact with water or the medal dock frame. Taping the conduit back together is NOT a good way to fix the issue and could be very dangerous if not fixed properly. If you notice a tear, turn off the dock's electricity and call a professional electrician at the Lake of the Ozarks!


Quality Work With Integrity

 Catalyst Electric: Best electrician service at the Lake of the Ozarks  


1106 Runabout Drive
Osage Beach, Mo 65065
(573) 552-8488 -Phone
(573) 552-8248 -Fax

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