Electrician in Union County

Older rentals tend to have too few outlets (which means extension cords everywhere), missing GFCI protection in kitchens and baths, and panels that have been added onto over the years. We can inspect the property and give you a clear list, worst problems first.

If the whole street is dark, call your power company using the outage number on your electric bill. Not all of Union County is on the same utility. If it's just your house, or part of it, call us. Our emergency line is answered 24/7.

Early. Wiring goes in after framing and before drywall, and it needs to pass a rough-in inspection before the walls close. We make sure the right permits are pulled and coordinate inspections with your contractor's schedule.

For a lot of homes, yes. Panels work in cloudy weather too, and they can add value when you sell. It depends on your roof, your shading, and your electric use. We'll give you an honest answer for your house, not a sales pitch.

Yes. We'll size the service for lights, outlets, heat, and any big tools or equipment, and run it from your house or set up a separate service if that makes more sense.

Usually not the whole house. Heat, water (if you're on a well), the fridge and freezer, and a few lights and outlets cover most needs. A right-sized system costs less to buy and less to run.

New Berlin is on PPL. Report outages at 1-800-342-5775. If it's just your house, check your breakers, and call us if one won't reset. Our emergency line is answered 24/7.

Yes. Ductless mini-splits are made for exactly that. We do complete installs: mounting, lineset, vacuum, startup, plus the dedicated circuit and disconnect.

Stay away from the panel and anything plugged in that got wet. Outlets, breakers, and wiring that sat in floodwater usually need replacing. Call us to check it before you turn anything back on.