Affordable Electrical Solutions for Your Home and Business
Our Story
After working in the local electrical industry for over 40 years and seeing the need for a truly honest, experienced, and knowledgeable electrical contracting company where no job is too small, we decided to open our doors.
Our family owned and operated business is always ready to offer the very best service at a reasonable price.
Your reliable electrician!
Electech is a full-service electrical contracting company with over 40 years of experience in our local residential, commercial, and industrial market.
- Construction
- Remodeling
- Installations
- Tenant improvements
- Plant or Business relocations
- Insurance work
- Property management firms
- EV outlet installation
- Local small jobs and more
We provide high quality contracting services and give serious attention to detail that our customers both expect and deserve.
Electech performs all work to meet or surpass National Electrical Codes requirements. We work together with local building inspectors to obtain required permits and inspections. Our workmanship is first class, and safety is our first priority.
Experience and expertise you can trust
We are licensed, insured, and guarantee our customers' satisfaction.
Our goal is to offer the very best in customer service at the best rate possible.
Frequently Asked Questions
Please reach us at rudy@electechonline.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.
Costs vary depending on the project's size and complexity. We provide estimates upfront and keep you updated throughout so you know exactly what to expect before any work begins.
Flickering lights could be due to a loose bulb, wrong wattage, wiring issues, or an overloaded circuit. Try tightening bulbs first, then an electrician can diagnose the problem and make sure your electrical system is safe and reliable.
A GFCI (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter) is a special safety outlet that detects leaks and trips, and shuts off power if it detects an electrical fault. They're essential in wet areas like kitchens, bathrooms, and outdoor spaces to prevent shocks.
Electrical work requires strict adherence to building codes and safety standards. Doing it yourself or hiring an unlicensed handyman can put you at risk of injury, property damage, and/or code violations. A licensed electrician ensures the job is done safely, correctly, and up to code to protect your home, business, and everyone who uses the space.
A surge protector protects electronics from volage spikes caused by storms or power fluctuations. Whole-house versions protect your entire home, rather than just one device, providing extra peace of mind.
A breaker trips due to an overloaded circuit (too many devices), short circuit, or faulty wiring. If unplugging or moving devices does not solve the issue, repeated trips indicate a problem that should be checked by a licensed electrician to avoid safety hazards.
The duration of an electrical project depends on the type and complexity of the project. We will provide you with a timeline during the initial consultation and keep you updated throughout the project.
The third prong is for grounding which offers shock protection for extra safety. Two-prong plugs are older and lack this. Upgrading to three-prong outlets improves protection against shocks and electrical damage.
Call us anytime you notice sparking panels, shocks, persistent issues, frequent breaker trips, burning smells, exposed wiring, when planning major electrical upgrades, or if you're unsure about any work as it can be dangerous. When in doubt, it's safer to get a professional involved.
Copyright © 2025 Electech - All Rights Reserved.