Hi! I'm currently a junior in high school, and I just wanted to say you really inspired me! I've applied for my local electrical program, so hopefully I get in! Thanks for your content and all you do!

Young lady; you are a beast!! seeing you make quick work of the readjustment was awesome! great job.

Turns out, hard working women are the best medicine, my little girl wants to be an electrician too. I'd be the happiest man ever to watch my little get trained by someone like you.

YOU are a TOTAL BADASS! I swear I get so much inspiration from you. Nothing stops you!! You just figure it out, no matter how difficult and I swear it seems like you're the only one working in all these vids. haha

When you're drilling holes for quickbolts/wedge anchors it can be helpful to drill them a couple inches deeper than you need. That way if you have to move something later you can knock the old one all the way in the hole and move on. Cutting them is a pain and eats up blades.

Watching your video because i have a female relative who is an electrician and was interested to see what this job is like. Definitely seems like hard work. You are doing a great job. 👍

Great job...it's awesome to see people that take pride in their work.

Just a babe working hard, something to see here. DANG, your keeping me from depression, in real life.

Inside those metal junction boxes… If you don’t wear ear plugs or other protective gear, your ears will pay for it. I never used to when I was younger. Now I wish I did 😭. Not deaf, but DO have hearing loss 😩 Be safe, and keep up the great work 🦾🦾🦾

Wow! Wow, Lexi! I already admire you and your work, but on this one you took it to another level! I loved how you used the bracing of the nailed-in ladder to straighten the freshly installed post to get it properly vertical/plumbed/leveled. To add the icing to the cake, you then showed how you wrestled the new 600-MCM copper into their new lugged terminations. I’m glad you voiced-over details such as nailing your ladder into the right position (so as to maintain the proper vertical positioning of the new position of the new post. Too, your clarification about why you (only) had your apprentice perform the termination ONLY on the neutral 600MCM (because, in a pinch, that at least could be (more easily) reterminated. I’m a network (a low-voltage boy, here) engineer and, but I have worked in the largest data centers. I - as you - take pride in my work, and if the DoD … or the XYZ (three-letter acronym of your choice) Agency would allow me to, I’d film my working on my deliverables as you do - or of the finished product. In my environments, getting 60 Amps, or 100 Amps pulled into a single rack/cabinet represents the high end of power needs for an IT rack. Side-note - true story - I worked on one engagement where the customer was so proud of the work on the cabling in the DC (data-center) plenum, that they replaced some of the raised-floor tiles with clear-acrylic floor tiles - so as to show off the neatness of cabling!! One other thing - I use the same green Little Giant ladders, too! GMTA!! (Great Minds Think Alike!) By the way, - Little Giant - they make a big extendible ladder that I want to get, that extends to, like, 19 feet!! Like the aluminum ones, but a) lighter, and b) doesn’t get your hands dirty when/as you handle the ladder and schlep it in and out of your van, and c) is non-conductive! Check it out! Review that! My guess is that Little Giant will love your review. Keep it up, Lexi! If I weren’t so entrenched as a network guy, I’d turn a new leaf and become an electrical engineer because of you!

Very resourceful!!! GIRL, you made it work. Keep up the magnificent, work!!!

I always got a like for Lexi. The struggle was real for her on this job.

I just love this girl. Good for you being a trades girl. Being an electrician who knows her shit secures excellent job security. I hope you live a long and happy life and successful career. Good for you gurl

She gets a new freckle everytime her skill level increases😊. Glad i discovered this channel im about to learn some good stuff. Thanks lil lady!

Worked in a 65 maintenance shop where luckily we had one gang of young strong guys called the bull gang. They did all the heavy lifting and had them donkeys carry large cable up to roofs and help pull large long cable pulls.

41yo sparky here recommending to you and other young tradies, that you carry a high density foam pad in your packout. I find knee pads too cumbersome to work with. If I'm going to be on my knees for any length of time I'm on that foam. Trust me, protect those knees. That's the area where I can already feel the wear and tear from not knowing enough to care in my 20s and 30s.

I believe there is fishing wire to pull the wires thru the tube as well lubricant to make easier to push thru while being pull from the other side.

Behind every hardworking woman there is a man ! Welcome to our world lady

I hope you can inspire more young women to do this kind of work! Thank you.

Every schoolkid in the USA needs to watch this. Don’t preach it….DO IT. Another outstanding video, Lexi.

She’s awesome 💯💯💯💯 from Australia 🇦🇺😊

You are an amazing woman. Any man should count themselves very lucky to be with you. You have it all, your beautiful, smart, and hard working very rare in today's world

Great work! Electricians do it all! I love how you are learning on the job about your Simpson brackets and which one to use. Definitely the wrong base to start out for that size job. And I love how you improvise using leverage to get the job done when you don't have help! You are really awesome. I enjoy your videos so keep them up

Lexi your killing it out there! Great job!👍

Love your videos. As many others have said, you are a beast with those big wires, lifting that panel off by yourself. 🎉🎉🎉🎉

You are a very resourceful young lady. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

Car washes are an interesting project. I did one for the Hoffman's in the Albany NY area a few years back. Nice job!

Thank you so much for you videos they all help a lot for the new generation .

Hi, I just wanted you to know that you really hit the target. I'm a licensed master plumber in business for over 35 years . I love my trade and watching you only makes me love it more.. You are my hero. PS I live your boots! What kind are they?and my daughters name is Lexi. Great name, great work, great boots!

I’m an avionics technician at a heavy maintenance facility and much like you I do a lot of kneeling down on the ground and please take my advice here and get yourself a good set of knee pads because if you stay in this field of work for 30+ years you’re knees are going to be destroyed by the end of it.

Hope a lot of younger people are watching your videos. Trades are the way to go. fantastic work......

I hope you inspire many more young adults!! For those who think partying your life away is the coolest thing to do, think again!!! You won't be sorry !!

Lexi get a concrete anchor setter attachment for your hammer drill Its great for hanging cans on block

Very impressive young lady!

I’m an architect and we are also construction managers. You are amazing! Wish you were in the Philadelphia area!

Hello beautiful. Yes it is usually after you did all the hard work. . I amd happy you move the bracket and do it right as I know you will. The wood looks good with the panels on it. Three big wires are very hard to push through a pipe. Green lee makes some good electric tools too. Love you. ❤❤❤❤

I would have snapped a chalk line first to ensure the posts were mounted in a straight line. After that install your boards then add the electrical. Trying to install the electrical equipment first seems backwards to me. But final product looked great.

I think the white wire needs to loop on top lug otherwise in time it could slip out . I think you all did a great job and sorry if I offended you was not my intent.

You blow my mind with how together you are! If I was your age I'd be thinking what a great mate you'd make!!

Those Simpson post bases are designed for compression and uplift loads only such as for decks. The wet set bases would have been better for lateral loads for your application.

Lexi gets it! “Because that’s what the customer wants”

Excellent and informative

That's some sexy panel work great job I love to see people take pride in their work

Good to hear you let your apprentice do some of the work. Journeymen have a duty to teach the up and coming people in the trade. Also, I've already commented on some of your videos about ladder safety but *wags finger* that's not the right way to use a step ladder.

Great job! 😀

Killer Setup,…very clean. 👍🏽

That ladder leverage bit was clutch 🤙

Oh wow that's awesome way to go kid

Lexi, you are a beast!💪 A beautiful beast!!

hi! you are famous here in Brazil. excellent job

Love freckles I'm a journeyman electrician. Good job. Moving a rack is a B,t,h! 💋

Hello from New Zealand. Keep up the great work 👍😁

Amazing job

That's why you drill the holes deeper than the anchors,

I have been in this trade along time and you do great work but as professional as i am it would be really hard to work around you everyday. You are way to beautiful to be on a jobsite, i can only imagine the roofers and framers on some of the big projects ive worked on 😂😂

*Holly Shit* ❤😂 I feel you the entire video hahaha

You did an awesome job so I liked what you think

You're very impressive young lady, but just one suggestion please wear ear protection. Not only does it protect your hearing in the future it makes for a much more pleasant working environment. You can even get the 3M headphones that you can listen to music from your phone and take phone calls when they come in. Those tools make a lot more noise than you think. It all adds up.

Great Video 👍

Me gusta cómo trabajan, son super eficientes, no andan con tonterías como aquí en España.

You are a rock star!🌟

Bad ASS!!!! 💪🏼 no back all GLUTES on the lift 😁🤘🏼

Nice quality good job

I love your videos. I always wear safety glasses when doing electrical work. Just wondering why you don’t. I wish you did because I would not like to see you have an eye injury.

You’re awesome!

I love watching your videos.

Great work Can wait to see the next video of this fit out Also the video on the Milwaukee tools 😎👍

Great Video. Thank you for sharing. Have a nice weekend

Nice work 👍🏾

Non union outfit. Happy trails

Your bitchin. 😂 You get in the grind and get it done. Retired electrical engineer myself. I some times miss it so ill just watch you work your ass off..😂😂😂 love your site..❤

Those freckles 🥰

Good work and looking lovely lady 🌹

Dude.. You are one badass chick.. Put that apprentice to push that wire through youve done alot of heavy lifting for the day..lol

Zero criticism just respect for you girl 👊🏽👊🏽

ALOHA FROM HAWAII 🌺🌺🌺

Good work.

She's got the skills I'll never have and the knowledge.

We were not allowed to have boxes or panels sitting directly on the ground both indoor & outdoors. Would Install one or two pieces of unistrut to raise it off floor. I have worked with 600 MCM & you did a great job working with it. Strong like bull.

Nice to see Milwaukee finally sponsoring trades ppl. 👍🏾

Good job

How in the hell you did this by yourself… props , wow, you make it happen!!!

Берегите руки - они золотые...

You're an animal! Good work 👍

Always drill through unless you are using chem anchors

That's fantastic! I would love to see a medical x-ray install! Maybe a new clinic opens up in your area?

love your videos! you deff had to think outside the box working alone but you got it done!

Another job well done 👍

Good job honey I'm impressed❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊

Lexi is a pretty woman electrician ❤😊

Mighty🔥

The title had my brain going in a different direction. Still a good video.

Respect ✊

Girl got skills!

Thought you were in Maine during black fly season.

Mami wear a belt. Back pain is infinit. Safety always first.😁🇺🇸🇵🇷😁

Looks good!

That's hilarious! That's a Hoffman single door 3-point box. I see those everywhere these days. Now, on here. LoL. Are they any good, and how's the customer service with them?

Good work lexi !! Keep it up !

👍👍👍👍 from 🇳🇱 NL