Electrical contractors near Brooklyn, NY

2 pros · sorted by featured, then Google rating

Below are all 2 electrical companies we track in Brooklyn, New York, listed with the phone numbers and websites they publish themselves. All of them hold Google ratings — averaging 3.4 stars across 7,702 customer reviews. Call the pro directly or use their website to request a quote — HomePal never sells your info.

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AJ Madison Home & Kitchen Appliances Showroom

★4.4(7583) on Google Brooklyn, NY
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AJ Madison Home & Kitchen Appliances Showroom is a electrical company serving Brooklyn, New York and nearby communities. Customers on Google rate AJ Madison Home & Kitchen Appliances Showroo

Kiwi Energy

★2.4(119) on Google Brooklyn, NY
Electrical

Kiwi Energy is a electrical company serving Brooklyn, New York and nearby communities. Customers on Google rate Kiwi Energy 2.4 out of 5 across 119 reviews. The company is located at 240 Ken

Hiring electrical pros in Brooklyn: what to know

How do I choose an electrician in Brooklyn?

Only hire licensed and insured — electrical mistakes hide in walls and surface as fires. Ask whether work will be permitted and inspected when required, how they price service calls, and whether they'll troubleshoot to a diagnosis first rather than quoting blind.

What electrical warning signs should I take seriously?

Breakers that trip repeatedly, warm outlets or switch plates, flickering when appliances start, buzzing, or any burning smell. These are diagnose-now items — the fix is often modest when caught early, and dangerous when ignored.

Does my older home need a panel upgrade?

Maybe — the honest answer depends on capacity and condition, not age alone. Fuse boxes, certain recalled panel brands, aluminum branch wiring, or a panel already full when you need EV charging or a heat pump are real reasons. 'Old therefore replace' without a load calculation is a sales pitch.

Are permits required for electrical work?

Most jurisdictions require permits for new circuits, service changes, and panel work; like-for-like fixture swaps often don't. A licensed electrician handles the permit and inspection — that inspection is your protection, not red tape.

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