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Rob Wood offers some insights into the world of electrical contracting at a recent breakfast gathering of the Mint Hill Chapter of international networking group BNI. Speaking to about 35 other Mint Hill small business owners didn't phase Wood, a Detroit native who once lived in North Pole, Alaska. (Seriously.)

The owner of electrical installation company Circuit Works advised against installing your own fixtures and wiring and offered a few tips on electrical efficiency. He also says avoid walking down the streets of rural Alaska in minus 74-degree temperatures carrying an apple. Ahungry moose once spied Wood doing just that and chased him for blocks. The moose eventually got what it wanted.

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