Our electricians provide excellent craftsmanship and quality. So we back their work with a 2-year warranty. Our material is a top grade which is also warranted for 2 years. We pull permits on all required electrical that needs to be inspected by your local Fire District or City Hall.  Our Service Warranty

For all proposed shoreline improvements including docks, seawalls, piers,  pumps, and other structures around the Lake must be permitted by Ameren  Missouri prior to construction. This ensures proposed structures do not become an environmental hazard, an obstacle to navigation, or become a  threat to the safe operation of the Bagnell dam and Osage energy center.  Some larger and commercial developments require notification and review by additional resource agencies and FERC.  

      Transfer of Ownership
If the ownership of the property, dock, or other permitted facilities changes, Ameren Missouri must be notified. If the property is transferred to a new owner, the existing permits also can be transferred to the new owner. Fees to transfer permits are shown on the fee list. A permit can be transferred by completing the permit transfer application. If a dock is sold and moved to a different property, a new permit is required for the new location, unless the new location already has a dock permit. The existing permit number stays with the property. It does NOT move with the dock. When a property located within the area of the Lake Ozark Fire Protection District, Mid County Fire District, Osage Beach Fire Protection District, Rocky Mount Fire Protection District, Sunrise Beach Fire Protection District, or Village of Four Seasons transfers ownership, an inspection of the electrical system on the dock must be made by the Fire  District or the Village in advance of transferring the dock permit to the new owners. This inspection must have been completed and approved within the previous 12 months. A copy of this inspection approval must be submitted with the permit transfer application to Ameren Missouri. 
 

      Expiration 
Construction of residential docks and breakwaters or approved modifications to docks or breakwaters must be completed within one year from the date the permit or modification approval is issued. Some large residential and commercial docks may have a permit term of up to 4 years.  If the work is not complete within the permit term, the permittee may apply for one, 6-month extension to complete the work. The extension will be granted provided there have not been any changes in the information that was submitted with the original application, and the dock complies with current guidelines for issuing permits. Most other activities (bank stabilization, piers, excavation, etc.) must be completed within two years from the date the permit is issued.