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Licensed electrical contractors across Long Island and NYC. Panel upgrades, generator installation, wiring, and code compliance — done right, every time.
Submit a Request →Licensed electrical contractors across Long Island and NYC. Panel upgrades, generator installation, wiring, and code compliance — done right, every time.
Submit a Request →From panel upgrades to whole-home rewiring, our licensed electricians handle every residential electrical project with proper permits and inspections across Long Island and NYC.
200A upgrades, main panel replacements, and subpanel installations.
Complete rewiring of older homes to bring them up to modern code.
Standby and portable generator hookups with transfer switch installation.
Dedicated circuits for appliances, EV chargers, and home offices.
GFCI, AFCI, and standard outlet installation and replacement.
Recessed, pendant, ceiling fan, and landscape lighting.
Our licensed commercial electricians handle new construction, tenant improvements, and service upgrades across Long Island and NYC — fully compliant with NYC DOB and local codes.
Three-phase service upgrades and commercial panel replacements.
Complete electrical buildouts for retail, office, and restaurant spaces.
Code-compliant emergency and exit lighting installation.
Level 2 and DC fast charger installation for commercial properties.
Licensed electricians on Long Island typically charge $100 to $200 per hour, or a flat project rate for defined work. A service call and diagnosis usually starts around $150. Larger jobs — a panel upgrade, rewiring, or a new circuit — are quoted as projects. The licensed electricians we match you with provide upfront estimates, and any work involving your main panel or new circuits requires a permit and inspection.
Yes, for most work beyond replacing a fixture or outlet. New circuits, panel upgrades, rewiring, and any work involving the main electrical service require a permit and a licensed electrician in New York. Nassau and Suffolk County both require electrical inspections, and unpermitted electrical work is a common problem that surfaces during home sales. Licensed electricians handle the permit and inspection as part of the job.
Frequent tripped breakers, a fuse box (rather than breakers), flickering or dimming lights when appliances run, warm or discolored outlets, a burning smell, or a 60-100 amp service in a home with modern electrical demand are all signs. Older Long Island homes especially may have panels that can't safely handle today's load. An electrician can assess whether an upgrade to 200 amps is warranted.
Minor tasks like swapping a light fixture or replacing an outlet cover are reasonable for a careful homeowner who's shut off the power. But anything involving the panel, new wiring, or new circuits carries real fire and shock risk and must be done by a licensed electrician — both for safety and code compliance. Faulty DIY electrical work is a leading cause of house fires.
Occasional flickering when a large appliance starts can be normal, but persistent flickering, or breakers that trip repeatedly, point to a real issue — an overloaded circuit, a loose connection, outdated wiring, or a failing breaker. Because these can be early signs of a fire hazard, repeated tripping or widespread flickering should be diagnosed by a licensed electrician promptly.
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