Panel upgrades, EV chargers, generators, rewiring and repair for homes across Wake County. Straight answers, permitted work, one electrician you can reach.
Most complaints about electricians are not about the wiring. They are about nobody answering, a price that moved, and a truck that never showed. Those are the parts we built the company around.
Raleigh, Cary, Apex, Garner, Wake Forest, Knightdale and the rest of the county. See every town.
You get the number before the work starts, in writing, with what it includes. It does not change unless the job does.
Curran Craver owns the company and does the work. The person who quotes your job is the person who shows up.
Everything from a dead outlet to a 200 amp service upgrade, for houses in Raleigh and the rest of Wake County.
Panel upgrades and rewiring
100 to 200 amp service upgrades, Federal Pacific and Zinsco replacements, aluminum wiring repair, knob and tube, and whole-home rewires.
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EV chargers and standby generators
Level 2 charger circuits, hardwired or receptacle, plus generator transfer switches and interlocks for portable and standby units.
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Electrical repair and troubleshooting
Tripping breakers, dead circuits, flickering lights, warm outlets, GFCI and AFCI issues, smoke detectors, and anything else that stopped working.
DetailsUse the quote form and describe the problem or the project in your own words. A photo of the panel or the outlet helps. You hear back the same business day with either a price or the few questions we need answered to give you one.
For repairs, that is a diagnostic visit with the fee stated up front and applied to the repair if you go ahead. For panels, chargers, generators and rewiring, it is a written quote that says exactly what is included: the permit, the materials, the utility coordination, the inspection.
Panel replacements, new 240 volt circuits and generator transfer switches all require an electrical permit and an inspection. We pull the permit with the city, town or county that has jurisdiction, schedule the inspector, and coordinate the meter disconnect with your utility, whether that is Duke Energy, Wake Electric or a town utility like Apex, Wake Forest Power or Clayton Public Power. You should never have to think about any of that.
Every breaker gets labeled. Every question gets answered before we leave. You get a copy of the permit and the inspection result for your records, which is what you will want when you sell the house.
A breaker that will not stay on, a charger you want installed, a panel an inspector flagged. Describe it here and we will come back with a price or the questions we need to give you one.
Short, plain posts on what Raleigh houses do electrically and what to do about it. All posts.
The label, the main breaker number, the brand and the age tell you most of what you need to know before anyone quotes you.