These photographs document Sergio’s outlet installation and replacement work. The project includes white wall receptacles and matching cover plates, with tools and materials visible during the job. The photos provide a close look at a small but noticeable part of a room: the electrical outlets and the finish around them.
White receptacles and matching wall plates
The first two photographs show a white duplex outlet above the baseboard, surrounded by a smooth white cover plate. Replacement components, packaged wall plates and hand tools are laid out on the wooden floor. These are project photographs taken during the work, showing both the fitted outlet and the materials involved.

The visible finish matters as well as the device itself. A matching receptacle and cover plate give the outlet a consistent appearance against the painted wall. The photographs show the white rectangular style used on this job, including the cover plate that conceals the mounting hardware.

A closer look at the work in progress
The wider close-up shows two uncovered ivory receptacles on the left and a pair of white receptacles with a fitted plate on the right. An adjacent cable opening is also visible. Because part of the installation remains uncovered in this photograph, it is presented as a process view rather than a finished photograph of the entire wall.
Outlet installation and replacement requests
Whether your task involves replacing existing outlets, changing the visible finish or requesting an outlet in another location, start with a clear description of what you want changed. Share a photo of the existing outlet and a wider view of the wall, along with the number of locations involved. That helps distinguish a replacement request from work that may need a different scope.
Discuss your electrical or handyman task list
Chain Construction serves Westwood and nearby Los Angeles neighborhoods. Send your outlet photos and task list to discuss installation and replacement work. If you have other small home tasks at the same property, include them in your message so the visit can be planned around the complete list.
