Frequently Asked Questions

To request an electrical contractor, please contact us or visit our office. Our representatives will guide you through the process and provide you with the necessary information.

The main difference between a master electrician and a journeyman electrician is that a master electrician has more experience and responsibilities. A master electrician has completed additional training, including an apprenticeship program, passed the journeyman exam, and has worked for a certain number of years as a journeyman. They are qualified to develop projects, obtain permits for construction and installations, and supervise the work of journeymen and trainees.

If your circuit breaker isn't working

• Try resetting the breaker.
• Check the GFCI reset button.
• Check your outlets.
• Check the fuses.

If all else fails, always call a licensed electrician. 

The cost of an electrical contractor depends on the type of work and the electrician's experience level. Please contact our office or visit our contact page to request a quote on our rates and services.

Home rewiring is a major undertaking that involves replacing an outdated or undersized wiring system in a house with a new one. This process ensures safety, prevents annoyances such as flickering lights, and can even save you money on electrical bills. It requires careful planning and patience to complete the task successfully. 

Homes built in before 1965 often have 60-amp electrical panel (breaker box), which were sufficient at the time when electricity consumption was lower. Nowadays, most homes are built with 100-amp, 150-amp, or 200-amp panels. A 100-amp panel is usually sufficient for homes up to 3000 sq. ft.