Every electrical service we offer in New York
Thirty-eight services, grouped by the part of the electrical system they touch. Start with what you are seeing, or pick the group below.
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Most electrical work in New York falls into six groups: emergencies and repairs, panels and service, new circuits for chargers and appliances, wiring and renovation, lighting, and commercial and low-voltage work. If you are not sure which you need, call and describe what is happening; the job usually becomes clear in a couple of questions.
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Grouped by system, not by price
Each page below covers one job in depth: what causes it, what the fix involves, what moves the price and what to expect after you call. Related jobs link to each other, because in an older building one often leads to the next.
Group 01 of 06
Emergency & Repairs
Most calls start here: something stopped working, or something smells, sounds or feels wrong. These pages cover finding the fault and fixing it, plus the inspections and violation work that tell you what else is waiting in the walls.
Emergency Electrician
Sparks, burning smells, dead circuits and failed mains, answered at any hour.
Electrical Repair
Dead outlets, flickering lights and loose or damaged wiring traced to the cause.
Circuit Breaker Repair & Replacement
Breakers that trip, run warm or won't reset, including recalled panel brands.
Electrical Safety Inspection
A written condition report for buyers, boards, insurers and landlords.
DOB Electrical Violation Correction
DOB and ECB electrical violations corrected, filed and signed off.
Flickering Lights Repair
Flicker and dimming traced to the bulb, dimmer, connection, circuit or service.
Partial Power Outage Repair
Half the home dead or voltage swinging, found and restored at any hour.
Open Electrical Permit Sign-Off
Open, expired and abandoned electrical permits taken over and closed.
Group 02 of 06
Panels & Service
Capacity decides what an apartment or house can run. These jobs change the equipment between Con Edison and your circuits: the meter, service cable, riser, panel and any subpanels. Most begin with a load calculation and end with a DOB inspection.
Electrical Panel Upgrade
New panels sized by load calculation, with the permit and inspection.
Electrical Service Upgrade
Meters, service cable and risers upgraded with Con Edison coordination.
Fuse Box to Breaker Panel Conversion
Fuse boxes replaced with breaker panels, grounded and fully labeled.
Subpanel Installation
Breaker space where the work is, fed by a correctly sized feeder.
Whole-Home Surge Protection
Panel surge devices, grounding checks and protection for heat pumps.
Load Calculations & Co-op Load Letters
Load calculations and co-op load letters that boards and engineers accept.
Group 03 of 06
EV, Backup & Circuits
New loads need their own circuits. Chargers, heat pumps, air conditioners, ranges and generators each have a nameplate, and the circuit, breaker and disconnect are sized to it. If the panel can't carry it, the plan says so up front.
EV Charger Installation
Level 2 chargers for driveways, garages and building parking.
Commercial EV Charging Stations
Charging banks for garages, lots and fleets, with load management.
Standby Generator Installation
Standby generators, transfer switches and portable inlets for houses.
Dedicated Circuit Installation
Their own circuit for air conditioners, ranges, dryers and tools.
Heat Pump & Mini-Split Electrical Hookup
Circuits, disconnects and load checks for heat pumps and mini-splits.
Electric Heater Installation
Hardwired baseboard and wall heaters on their own circuits, with thermostats.
Solar Panel Electrical Hookup
Inverters, disconnects and the utility connection for rooftop solar.
Home Battery Backup Installation
Battery backup for homes, wired to a backup loads panel and DOB rules.
Air Conditioner Circuits & Outlets
Dedicated outlets and circuits for through-wall and window air conditioners.
Group 04 of 06
Wiring & Renovation
The largest group covers the wiring itself: replacing cloth, knob and tube or aluminum circuits, wiring renovations and new builds, and the everyday outlets, switches, fans and detectors that make rooms usable.
House & Apartment Rewiring
Phased rewires of apartments, brownstones and row houses in armored cable.
Knob & Tube Wiring Replacement
Live knob and tube found, replaced and documented for your insurer.
Aluminum Wiring Remediation
Aluminum branch circuits repaired with approved connectors or copper.
New Construction & Gut Renovation Wiring
New builds and gut renovations from plan review to final inspection.
Kitchen & Bathroom Renovation Wiring
Counter, appliance, lighting and heated-floor circuits for renovations.
Basement Apartment Wiring
Meters, subpanels, egress lighting and sump circuits for basement units.
Outlet & Switch Installation
New outlets, grounded receptacles and three-way switches, even in plaster.
GFCI & AFCI Protection
GFCI and AFCI protection added, and nuisance trips traced to the fault.
Ceiling Fan Installation
Fan-rated boxes, remote and smart controls, high and sloped ceilings.
Smoke & CO Detector Installation
Hardwired and ten-year sealed smoke and CO detectors, tested.
Bathroom Exhaust Fan Installation
Bathroom fans vented properly and wired on timer or humidity controls.
Pool & Hot Tub Wiring
Pump, heater and lighting circuits with bonding for pools and hot tubs.
Group 05 of 06
Lighting & Controls
Lighting jobs range from one chandelier to a building's hallways. The pieces are the same: a box or support rated for the fixture, a feed, and controls matched to the LED drivers. The energy code sets the rest.
Lighting Installation
Chandeliers, pendants, track and sconces hung, supported and wired.
Recessed Lighting Installation
Canless LED wafers cut into plaster or drywall, zoned and dimmed.
Exterior & Security Lighting
Stoop, security, yard and roof deck lighting built for the weather.
LED Lighting Retrofit
Hallway, office and garage lighting moved to LED with controls.
Smart Switches & Lighting Controls
Smart switches and scenes that work with older apartment wiring.
Group 06 of 06
Commercial & Low-Voltage
Offices, stores, restaurants and apartment buildings run on schedules, so this work happens around opening hours, tenants and inspections. The group also covers the low-voltage systems electricians now install alongside power: data, cameras and intercoms.
Commercial Electrician
Repairs, maintenance and panel work for offices, stores and buildings.
Office & Retail Build-Out Wiring
Tenant fit-outs from make-safe through plan review and final.
Restaurant & Commercial Kitchen Electrical
Cooking lines, hood interlocks, walk-ins and dining room lighting.
Emergency & Exit Lighting
Exit signs and emergency units installed, replaced, tested and logged.
Data & Low-Voltage Wiring
Cat6, fiber, Wi-Fi drops, AV wiring and properly powered closets.
Intercom & Video Doorbell Installation
Building intercoms, door strikes, video entry and video doorbells.
Security Camera Wiring
Wired PoE cameras and a recorder that keeps running through dips.
Multifamily Building Electrical Service
Common areas, meter rooms, turnovers and 24/7 calls for supers.
Storefront Sign & Signage Wiring
Power, permits and controls for illuminated and projecting storefront signs.
Temporary Construction Power
Temporary panels, site lighting and GFCI receptacles for job sites.
Three-Phase Power & Equipment Wiring
Three-phase kitchen equipment, motors and compressors, with phases balanced.
Which one do I need?
Start from what you are seeing
A short guide to the right starting page. If two rows fit, call; the questions we ask sort it out quickly.
| What you are dealing with | Start with | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Sparks, a burning smell or a hot panel | Emergency Electrician | Safety first; the fault is found and isolated at any hour. |
| A breaker that trips again and again | Circuit Breaker Repair & Replacement | The breaker is usually right; the circuit or load is the problem. |
| Adding a charger, heat pump or induction range | Electrical Panel Upgrade | The load calculation decides panel, subpanel or service work. |
| Two-prong outlets or cloth wiring | House & Apartment Rewiring | Ungrounded or brittle circuits are replaced in phases. |
| An insurer asking about your wiring | Knob & Tube Wiring Replacement | Knob and tube, fuses and aluminum are what underwriters flag. |
| A violation on the property record | DOB Electrical Violation Correction | The cited condition is corrected, filed and signed off. |
| A renovation with open walls | Kitchen & Bathroom Renovation Wiring | The cheapest moment to add the circuits the code expects. |
| A building with dark hallways or a dead intercom | Multifamily Building Electrical Service | Common-area work with records for management. |
How we work
The same approach on every job in the list
One load calculation, done first
Panels, chargers, heat pumps and renovations start with the same arithmetic, done before we quote.
Permits filed as part of the job
Work that needs a DOB filing gets one, and we attend the inspection.
Plaster, co-ops and occupied homes
Small openings, building rules and hours respected, and power in each room at day's end.
Findings in writing
Photos, a plain description and a price for anything beyond the job you called about.
Questions about our services
Before you pick a page
Call with what you are seeing. We will tell you which job it is, and if it turns out to be something else once we open things up, we will say so before doing more.
Yes. Homes, co-ops and condos make up most of the catalog, and the commercial group covers offices, stores, restaurants and apartment buildings.
No. Like-for-like repairs usually do not, while new circuits, panels, services and renovations do. Each service page explains where the line falls.
Often. A panel upgrade, a charger circuit and surge protection are commonly done together, and a single filing can cover them.
Yes. We supply load letters, insurance certificates and the electrical scope for alteration agreements, and work within building hours.
Yes. The line is answered 24 hours a day, every day, and emergencies are dispatched at any hour.
Call. Simple jobs can often be priced on the phone; larger ones are priced after a visit and, where needed, a load calculation.
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Not sure which service fits? Call and describe it
We answer around the clock and will point you to the right job, or send an electrician to find it.
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- 39 Fulton St, New York, NY 10038
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- Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx and Staten Island. See local areas
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