Losing power to your home is more than an inconvenience, especially when electricity is needed to keep medical equipment running. Days without power could cripple a home-based business. Faulty generators create potentially dangerous situations, from fires to electric shocks. Whether you’re facing issues with your current generator or would like to install a new one, we can help.

Nearly 33% of structure fires are caused by electrical hazards. That’s just one reason we offer emergency services twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week. Unidentified burning or smoke smells, buzzing from the breaker box, circuit breakers repeatedly tripping, flickering lights, and electrical shocks from outlets or light switches all signify potential electrical issues. Even if you’re unsure if there’s an emergency, call us.

New builds, extensions, or remodels for your residence require new outlets and power switches. We help plan the layout for your wiring, choose the proper outlets and switches for your appliance needs, and install safely and efficiently to exceed codes compliance. All About Electrical can also plan and install additional outlets and switches in existing spaces to provide additional power wherever needed.

Highly skilled electricians are available around the clock to provide reliable, efficient, and sustainable solutions for the electricity in your home. Our services cover every inch of your property, including electrical panels, appliance wiring, lighting and ceiling fan preparation and installation, landscape illumination wiring and installation, generators, electric vehicle charging stations, and contractor services for residential construction.

Indoor and outdoor lighting really sets the right tone in any home while providing additional security. We’ll help design lighting locations and wiring, provide assistance with choosing the proper fixtures and bulb wattage, and install all fixtures safely and efficiently. Illuminate the outdoors with landscape lighting, courtyard fixtures, and lamp posts. Brighten darker rooms with recessed lights, chandeliers, statement fixtures, and ceiling fans.

The electrical codes compliance requirements of yesterday no longer apply. Your electric panel or breaker box could be nearly obsolete, especially in historic homes, which is a safety hazard that could result in electrical fires, power surges to appliances and computer equipment, and blown light bulbs. We’ll diagnose any issues with your electric panel, recommend remediation, and perform the upgrade or replacement in a timely manner.