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Today's campers like to enjoy many of the comforts of home. Morrill Electric works with campground owners to ensure that campers are happy and return again and again.

Morrill Electric Specializes in Campground Wiring

We design, install and maintain both overhead and underground systems. We purchase our pipe, wire, meter pedestals and transformers "Factory Direct" and pass the savings onto our valued customers. We trench and backfill ourselves, which keeps our projects running on time and on budget. All of our work is supervised by a licensed electrician whose priorities include quality and compliance, making sure that all our work is electrically and mechanically secure and adheres to current codes.

danforth campgroundWhy pay an electrical engineer thousands of dollars when Morrill Electric will design your campground electrical distribution system for free? We will design the electrical distribution system at no additional cost as part of a committed project contract.

Campground projects can be extensive. Danforth Bay Camping Resort in Freedom, NH was very pleased with their sizeable expansion called "The Bluffs", for campers 55 years and older. It includes over 200 sites, a large club house, wells, lift stations, pools, (12) 400amp-2 meter services and (6) 200amp-2 meter services, all installed underground and wired by Morrill Electric.

Today's campers like to enjoy many of the comforts of home. Call us today and we will come to your campground and give you a free analysis of your electrical distribution system and provide a free estimate if you would like to proceed with a project, large or small. Make us a part of your team and start saving money today.


Concerned about Power Outages?

Enjoy Automatic Power Protection
with a Generator

24 HOURS/DAY

365 DAYS/YEAR

FULLY AUTOMATIC

PERMANENTLY
INSTALLED

Example of a
Whole House Generator System and Service:


1. Pick Up and Deliver One (1)10 KW Generac Generator

2. Install Stone Dust Pad for Generator to Sit On

3. Set Generator in Place

4. Install Ten (10) Circuit Emergency Power Panel

5. Install Emergency Power Service Conductors

6. Install Ten (10) Circuit Automatic Transfer Switch

7. Install Control Wiring

8. Provide Battery and Trickle Charge Unit

9. Load Test Generator After Installation

10. Review Generator Installation and Operation with Home Owner

11. Return After One Month Break In Period to Change Oil in Generator