Electricians across New York City's five boroughs
All five boroughs, from one office on Fulton Street. Here is what the work looks like in each part of the city, with a local page for every borough.
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We cover all of New York City: Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx and Staten Island, for emergencies and scheduled work. The office is at 39 Fulton St, New York, NY 10038.
Talk it through(347) 352-8192Answered 24/7, all five boroughsThe same job looks different from borough to borough. A panel upgrade in a Manhattan co-op is mostly paperwork and riser capacity; the same upgrade in a Staten Island house is mostly the service and the meter. The sections below describe what we see in each part of the city, so you know what to expect before the first visit.
Local pages
Pick your area
Each page covers the buildings, utility and permit office for that area.
New York City boroughs
Manhattan
Borough · Con Edison is the utility for every Manhattan address, so service changes, meter work and outage questions all run through Con Edison.
Brooklyn
Borough · Con Edison handles the service drop, meter and outages for Brooklyn addresses, and we coordinate with it on every service upgrade.
Queens
Borough · Con Edison for most of the borough
The Bronx
Borough · Con Edison supplies every Bronx address with electricity and most with gas.
Staten Island
Borough · Con Edison supplies electricity across the island and handles service drops, meters and outages.
Neighborhoods
Jamaica
Queens · Electrical Repair & Service Upgrades
Fresh Meadows
Queens · Electrical Repair & Panel Upgrades
Bensonhurst
Brooklyn · Electrical Repair & Fuse Box Upgrades
Howard Beach
Queens · Flood Repair & Service Upgrades
Woodhaven
Queens · Panel & Meter Upgrades
Ridgewood
Queens · Rewiring & Service Upgrades
East Flatbush
Brooklyn · Electrical Repair & Rewiring
The Financial District
Manhattan · Condo Panels & Office Wiring
St. George
Staten Island · Service Upgrades & Rewiring
Williamsbridge
The Bronx · Panel Upgrades & Repairs
Region 01
Manhattan
Our office is on Fulton Street in lower Manhattan, so the Financial District, Tribeca and the rest of downtown are the shortest trips we make. Across the borough, about 97 percent of homes sit in buildings of six or more units, which is why Manhattan work so often runs through a co-op board, a managing agent and a building engineer. Load letters, riser capacity and alteration agreements come up far more here than panel swaps in houses. Farther uptown, Con Edison's summer 2026 load shifting in Harlem, the East Village and Kips Bay is a reminder that the building side has to be ready for the capacity the street now offers.
More on electrical work in Manhattan
Neighborhood pages: the Financial District.
Region 02
Brooklyn
Brooklyn is brownstones, row houses and a growing number of new buildings. In Park Slope, Fort Greene, Clinton Hill and Bedford-Stuyvesant, the calls are rewires in plaster, fuse box conversions, kitchen and bath renovations and new circuits for air conditioning and induction. Con Edison ran four new feeder cables into Williamsburg, Greenpoint, Fort Greene, Clinton Hill and Bedford-Stuyvesant for summer 2026, while the early-July heat wave brought 8 percent voltage reductions across wide parts of the borough. That combination puts surge protection, dedicated circuits and service upgrades high on the list.
More on electrical work in Brooklyn
Neighborhood pages: Bensonhurst, East Flatbush.
Region 03
Queens
Much of Queens is still one- and two-family houses: about 63 percent of the borough's housing sat in those structures by 1960. In Woodhaven, Richmond Hill, Forest Hills, Kew Gardens and Jackson Heights that means driveways that suit EV chargers, basements converted into apartments, knob and tube in attics, and meter banks sized for another era. Queens also took the brunt of the July 2026 heat outages, with more than 15,000 customers affected and Richmond Hill and Flushing among the hardest hit, which is why generators, inlets and surge devices come up so often here. In Long Island City, new towers sit beside older industrial buildings being converted.
More on electrical work in Queens
Neighborhood pages: Jamaica, Fresh Meadows, Howard Beach, Woodhaven, Ridgewood.
Region 04
The Bronx
The Bronx mixes large pre-war apartment buildings, such as those along the Grand Concourse, with one- and two-family houses in neighborhoods like Throgs Neck, Pelham Bay and Riverdale. Apartment buildings bring meter room and riser work, hallway and exit lighting, intercom repairs and turnover punch lists for supers. The houses bring the same panel, service and rewiring work we see in Queens. We schedule planned work across the borough and dispatch emergencies at any hour.
More on electrical work in The Bronx
Neighborhood pages: Williamsbridge.
Region 05
Staten Island
Staten Island is the one borough where houses dominate: over 60 percent of its units are single-family homes. That shapes the work toward panel and service upgrades, whole-home surge protection, EV chargers in garages and driveways, and standby generators, which make more sense where there is a yard and a gas service. The July 2026 heat outages reached more than 6,000 Staten Island customers, and backup power questions have come up more since. We cover the island for scheduled work and emergencies alike.
More on electrical work in Staten Island
Neighborhood pages: St. George.
Coverage questions
Before you call
Yes. Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx and Staten Island are all covered for emergencies and scheduled work.
Our coverage is the five boroughs. If your address is outside the city line, call and ask before booking and we will tell you plainly whether we can take the job.
At 39 Fulton St, New York, NY 10038, in lower Manhattan.
Pricing depends on the job, not the borough. Parking, access and building rules can affect time on site, and we tell you if they will.
Yes. Board paperwork and building hours are part of the job in every borough.
Call the same number. We ask a few questions about the job and the building, then set a visit time that works for you and, where needed, the super or managing agent.
Yes. The line is answered 24/7 and emergencies are dispatched at any hour, wherever you are in the city.
Talk to an electrician
Anywhere in the five boroughs, one number
Emergencies are dispatched at any hour, and planned work is scheduled around your building.
RRR Electrical · service line
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- 24 hours, 7 days
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- All five boroughs
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RRR Electrical · contact
- Phone
- (347) 352-8192
- Hours
- Open 24 hours, 7 days a week
- Office
- 39 Fulton St, New York, NY 10038
- Coverage
- Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx and Staten Island. See local areas
Map of 39 Fulton St, New York, NY 10038