Costs, timing, emergencies and what we will and will not do. If your question is not here, call (888) 592-6466.
Yes. Phones in Maryland are answered 24 hours a day, 7 days a week including weekends and holidays. If it is unsafe we will talk you through shutting off the right breaker while the truck is on the way.
No power, a breaker that trips instantly on reset, burning or fishy plastic smells, buzzing or sparking outlets, scorch marks, hot switch plates, water on the panel, and any damage to the mast or service entrance. Those are call-now situations.
Most 200 amp panel upgrades in Maryland land between $2,200 and $4,500. Price moves with the meter base, the length of the service run, whether the mast needs replacing and how many circuits get rebuilt. You get a flat number before we start.
Most residential swaps in Maryland are a one-day job. Power is off for a few hours in the middle of it, and we schedule the utility disconnect and reconnect so you are not sitting in the dark overnight.
Whole house rewiring in Maryland typically runs $8,000 to $20,000 depending on square footage, access, and whether plaster or drywall has to be opened. Partial rewires of a kitchen, bath or single floor are far less.
Almost never. We work in stages so you keep power in the rooms you are using. Most Maryland families stay in the house the whole time.
Most Level 2 installs in Maryland run $700 to $2,000 including the circuit, breaker and mounting. Long runs to a detached garage or a panel that needs upgrading first will push it higher.
We run a load calculation first. Many Maryland homes on 200 amp service are fine; homes on 100 amp service may need a load management device or a panel upgrade before the charger goes in.
A 22kW to 26kW standby unit carries most Maryland homes including central air. Smaller 11kW to 18kW units run essentials - furnace, fridge, well pump, lights and outlets - for a lot less money.
Installed standby generator projects in Maryland usually land between $8,000 and $16,000 including the automatic transfer switch and pad. A manual transfer switch with a generator inlet for a portable unit is typically $1,200 to $2,500.
Recessed lights in Maryland generally run $150 to $300 per can installed, and less per unit on larger jobs. Attic access, ceiling type and whether a new circuit or switch is needed all move the number.
Yes. We fish new wiring, cut in the box and add the switch leg. In finished rooms we plan the route to keep the number of openings as small as possible.
A new outlet on an existing circuit in Maryland typically runs $150 to $350 depending on the wall, the distance and the finish. Adding several in one visit brings the per-outlet price down.
Kitchens, bathrooms, laundry, garages, unfinished basements, outdoors, and anywhere within six feet of a sink. If your Maryland home still has plain outlets in those spots, they should be swapped.
Replacing an existing fan in Maryland usually runs $150 to $300. A new location that needs a fan-rated box, bracing and a new switch leg typically runs $350 to $650.
Yes, but the box has to be swapped for a fan-rated one - a standard light box is not built to hold a spinning load. That swap is included in our quote.
Smart switches draw a small amount of power constantly to stay online, and that needs a neutral in the box. Many older Maryland homes have switch loops with no neutral, so we either pull one or fit a no-neutral compatible device.
Yes. CAT6 drops, access point locations, camera runs and a structured wiring panel are all part of the same visit, which is much cheaper than opening the walls twice.
Yes. Most of our commercial work in Maryland runs evenings, overnights and weekends specifically so your doors stay open during trading hours.
Yes - three-phase panels, motor circuits, controls, disconnects and equipment hookups for shops, restaurants and light industrial spaces in Maryland.
Quotes on scheduled work such as panel upgrades, rewiring, generators and EV chargers are free. Emergency and diagnostic call-outs carry a call fee that covers the first stretch of tracing time, and it is credited toward the repair if you go ahead.
Emergencies are dispatched the same hour whenever a truck is free, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Standard work is usually same-day or next-day depending on where in Maryland you are.
All 430 of them. Every city and town in Maryland has its own page on this site with local services and pricing.
On larger projects such as service upgrades, rewires and standby generators, yes. Ask when you book and we will walk through the options.
Yes. Evening, overnight and weekend commercial work is standard for us so your doors stay open during trading hours.
Same-day appointments, 24/7 emergency dispatch, and a price before we start.