Frequently Asked Questions

We offer a variety of commercial and residential electrical services for building owners. Our home electrical installation services include:

1. Ceiling Fans
2. Fire Alarms
3. Recessed Lighting
4. Doorbell Installation
5. Home Automation and Smart Appliances
6. Intercom Systems
7. Electrical Panel Installation
8. Meters
9. Roof Snow Melt Systems
10. Whole House Surge Protectors

We serve Westchester, Putnam, and Duchess counties.

We don’t have a typical cost since every project is different. Some buildings require more service, different materials and other factors that influence the price. We’re a family-owned business, so understand the value of a dollar. We offer competitive prices and will work to complete every project with quality craftsmanship.

No. We offer free estimates for all electrical projects. Fill out our form to get started.

Yes. We know buying a home can be a stressful time, so we want to alleviate some stress for all buyers and identify any major issues with a home inspection.

We try to respond to customers as quickly as possible. While our response time is usually quick, it sometimes gets backed up depending on our team’s schedule. We do offer emergency services 24/7.

Being fully educated about what you’re working on is very important for any electrical project. The next part is to make sure you’re legally allowed to do so. Some areas like NYC require a permit and a Licensed Master Electrician to install or modify any electrical systems. Paying extra money for an electrician helps avoid unneeded headaches like city fines for unauthorized work or difficulty selling your property.

Many times, inspecting the electrical meter is the simplest way to determine your system size. You can find the minimum service size by calculating demand in wattage and dividing by 240 volts. This will convert into amps and get yours required service size.

Surge protectors are devices that keep electrical equipment from experiencing a power surge. When the voltage crosses a certain threshold, usually 120, the connection is switched to ground voltage or blocked. People need them because power surges are unpredictable and it protects their devices from damage.

NFPA70B states infrared testing must be performed annually. Infrared maintenance is a proactive measure taken to predict and prevent potential electrical failure and catastrophic events. Performing infrared maintenance can help predict electrical hazards, fires, and business interruptions.

NFPA70B states cleaning, inspection, and de-energized maintenance must be performed every 3-6 years. Performing de-energized maintenance is critical to the building’s electrical infrastructure health and the longevity of the building’s main switchgear. Performing de-energized maintenance also can mitigate electrical hazards, fires, and costly business interruptions.