Electrical Services from Flash Electrician Service

Flash Electrician Service is a licensed and insured electrical company. If you searched for electrical services near me, start with what you see, hear or smell, and the table below points you to the matching job. Every service has a starting price, and the areas we serve are one click away.

If an outlet, plug or panel feels hot, smells burnt or sparks, stop using it, keep clear and call us. A breaker that trips again after a reset needs an electrician, not a third try.

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Same-day slots often open

What are you seeing, and which service fixes it?

What you noticeWhat is often behind itWhere to start
A breaker trips again after you reset itA worn breaker or a circuit that is overloadedElectrical Panel Repair Service
An outlet or switch is dead, loose or warmA worn device or a loose connectionOutlet Repair Service
Lights flicker, dim or buzzA fixture, a control or a wiring faultLighting Repair Service
A fuse box, or a panel with no room leftA panel that is too old or too smallElectrical Panel Installation Service
Wiring feels warm, or a cable has been damagedA damaged or aging wire runWiring Repair Service
You want a new light, outlet or smoke alarmNothing is broken, you want an additionLighting, Outlet or Smoke Detector Installation
You bought an EV and need a charging pointA home needs a dedicated circuitEV Charging Station Installation Service
A shop, office or rental needs electrical workA business or landlord jobCommercial or Residential Electrical Service

The Electrical Safety Foundation International (ESFI) lists flickering, blinking or dimming lights, frequently tripped circuit breakers or blown fuses, warm or discolored wall plates, cracking, sizzling or buzzing from receptacles, and a burning odor from receptacles or wall switches among the warning signs of an overloaded circuit. Several of those match the rows above.

Which Flash electrical service matches my job?

How much do electrical services cost, and what is each starting price?

Each row is a starting price for a basic job. Electrical installation jobs, such as a new outlet, light fixture or smoke detector, are priced per item, and wiring is priced per foot. Your cost may differ once the electrician has seen the work, and you hear the price before any work begins.

JobStarting priceWhat that coversHow it starts
Outlet repairFrom $80 per outletA simple repair or replacement of a standard outletRequest a Quote
Switch repairFrom $80 per switchReplacing a standard switch that is easy to reachRequest a Quote
Smoke detector installationFrom $90 per detectorBasic install where suitable wiring already existsRequest a Quote
Circuit breaker replacement or repairFrom $100 per jobOne standard breaker, or a simple breaker fixFree quote
General electrical repairFrom $100 per jobA simple fault that is easy to reachRequest a Quote
Lighting repairFrom $100 per visitA simple fixture faultRequest a Quote
Residential electrical serviceFrom $100 per visitA service call that includes about the first hour, parts extraRequest a Quote
Commercial electrical serviceFrom $100 per hourBasic commercial labor; minimum booking hours may applyRequest a Quote
Lighting installationFrom $135 per fixtureA fixture at an existing wired spot; the fixture may cost extraRequest a Quote
Outlet installationFrom $150 per outletA new standard 120V outlet with a short, easy runRequest a Quote
Electrical panel repairFrom $150 per jobA minor component or connection repair with easy accessRequest a Quote
Wiring installationFrom $6 per footA basic wiring run; small jobs can have a minimum priceRequest a Quote
Wiring repairFrom $10 per footA basic run of wiring; small jobs can have a minimum priceRequest a Quote
EV charger installationFrom $750, labor onlyA basic home Level 2 charger; about $1,200 with charger and materialsFree quote
Electrical panel upgrade or replacementFrom $800 per jobA simple 100-amp swap; a standard 200-amp upgrade starts around $1,300Free quote
Electrical panel installationFrom $1,200 per jobA basic new 100-amp main panel; bigger service work costs moreFree quote
Whole-house rewiringFrom $5 per sq. ft.About $5,000 for 1,000 sq. ft., before any repair of walls or finishesFree quote

Emergency electrical services start from $150 an hour of labor. That is a low-end after-hours rate, not the price of a full repair.

Free quote or diagnostic visit: which one applies to me?

A free quote is for a defined, bigger job: panel installation, a panel upgrade, circuit breaker replacement, EV charger installation or rewiring. You describe the job, and the quote is free.

A diagnostic visit is for when an electrician has to find the cause first, such as a breaker that keeps tripping with no obvious reason. Expect a charge that varies by visit, usually under $50.

Can I bring my own fixture, or add a few jobs to one visit?

Describe the job in plain words and the call center tells you whether it fits.

Residential and commercial electrical services: how do a home and a business job differ?

Residential electrical services start from $100 a visit, which includes about the first hour, with parts extra. That covers home repairs and small installations such as outlets, switches, fixtures and smoke detectors. Bigger home jobs, such as panels, EV chargers and rewiring, begin with a free quote.

Commercial electrical services are priced by labor, from $100 an hour, and minimum booking hours may apply. Flash is a licensed and insured electrical contractor, and its electricians work on shops, offices and other business sites as well as homes.

What jobs started with a plain description?

Can a steam oven just be plugged in?

One customer found out it could not. The plug arrangement did not match the oven instructions, and the connection behind the outlet was damaged. Our electrician rebuilt it with suitable parts, fitted the specified connection and isolation, and ran the oven to confirm it was commissioned correctly.

“Installation means checking the product instructions and the way the equipment will be used. We settle connection and control requirements before fitting the final accessories. The plug arrangement did not match its instructions, and we installed the specified connection and isolation.”

Our electrician

Why did a workshop dust extractor need interlocking?

Its control did not follow what the machine was doing. Our electrician fitted a designed control interface, and extraction now follows the machine’s own command. The job kept the machine repair apart from the fixed wiring, so each part was checked on its own. Keep the model and service information available for later repairs.

How do you light a garden canopy safely?

The existing fittings left wiring exposed at the roof edge. Our electrician installed suitable protected fixtures with enclosed connections. If equipment is damaged, leave it disconnected until someone has assessed it.

Where do you offer these services?

Flash lists cities in California and New Jersey on its service areas page. If your address is not listed, call: the call center answers 24/7 and confirms coverage for your address.

What do people ask before booking a Flash electrician?

Can I get a price over the phone?

On the phone you get a time slot and a price estimate. The licensed electrician then inspects the job, confirms the price, and starts work only if you accept.

Yes, that falls under panel work. A simple 100-amp panel upgrade starts from $800, and a standard 200-amp upgrade starts around $1,300. These jobs come with a free quote.

A same-day slot is often open, though it depends on who is free. The call center answers around the clock, so calling is the quickest way to find out.

We aim to call you back within a few minutes. If you phone instead, a person picks up right away.

Yes. Commercial labor starts from $100 an hour, and minimum booking hours may apply. More answers are on our FAQ.