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There can be many reasons why power has suddenly gone out in a section of your house but not the whole house. Below are a few common things we've found over the years that if you try, you can save a lot of money on service calls Check all breakers in all panels - it's most liekly that a breaker has tripped. If so, turn the breaker off all the way before turning it on. You'll be suprised hpw many people get this one wrong. Check to see if there are any tripped GFCI outlets - sometimes a bad "electrician" will power a circuit off of a GFCI outlet that shouldnt be GFCI protected. Push the reset button on the GFCI outlet to see if this restores power Check to see if there are any mystery switches in the house that you maybe havent used in years. Maybe you or one of your guets flipped somethign that just so happened to control the outlets in your room. Check if any outlets or devices have black charring around them or and funny smells or sounds. If so, call us up and let us know what you've found. Above are some common things that may cause a room to suddenly lose power. If you checked everything and still have no power, its time to call an electrician. It may be a more serious issue that should be handled by the professionals.

First we come look at the property, panel, meter, and riser (the wire that goes from the meter to the utility lines). Then we collect deposit, submit plans to the electrical inspection agency, secure electrical permit, file work order with Central Hudson and get a J number from them, and schedule for disconnect. Next, we come replace the meter pan, riser, line from meter to panel, panel, and breakers. Sometimes it's also necessary to upgrade your grounding system to the current NEC standard. Then power is restored to your new service and we bill the remainder of the job.

This depends on a few factors but the following wattage averages can be added up for each appliance/circuit you're looking to power. Don't forget to factor in the surge wattage!

If working time & materials the rate is $125/hour/electrician plus cost of materials, travel fees if excessive, and material acquisition fees if excessive. Additional expenses can include utility company fees and electrical inspection fees when applicable, and equipment rental fees for items like trench digging. If working on a bid, price depends on a variety of factors relating to the scope of work. Bids are done on a case by case basis with most or all details accounted for.

We offer a wide range of residential electrical services including electrical installation, repair, maintenance, and system upgrades. This encompasses everything from wiring new constructions and additions to troubleshooting and repairing existing systems. We also offer generator installation and maintenance, electric vehicle charging stations, and design consultations

Yes, we are fully licensed and insured. Our team of electricians undergo rigorous training and adhere to local and national electrical codes and standards. Our insurance covers both potential property damage and worker injury, ensuring peace of mind for our clients.

You can schedule an appointment by filling out the New Project Form linked in the website header, or by contacting our office directly via phone or email.

Our charges are based on the complexity and scope of the work. After evaluating the job, we provide a detailed estimate. For some standard tasks, we have fixed rates, while for some larger projects, we offer a comprehensive quote. In addition to labor and materials, we charge for electrical permits, building permits, electrical inspections by a certified third party agency, and other expenses we may incur while on the job.

The duration of a project varies based on its complexity. Simple repairs can be completed in a few hours, while more extensive installations or upgrades may take several days. We always strive to complete the work efficiently without compromising on quality.

For your safety, we highly recommend hiring a licensed electrician for any electrical work. Incorrect electrical installations can lead to serious hazards including electrical fires, shocks, and equipment damage.

We utilize high-quality equipment and parts from reputable manufacturers. If you have a specific brand or product in mind, please let us know, and we will do our best to accommodate your request.

Ensure the work area is clear of any obstructions. If we're working on an existing system, please provide access to the electrical panel. For larger projects, we may need access to attics or crawl spaces.

There are several ways to save on your bill, such as using energy-efficient appliances, LED lighting, and smart home systems that optimize energy use. Our electricians can provide personalized recommendations based on your home's specific needs.