Power Your Home with Safe, Reliable Electrical Solutions

Costs depend on the type of service, the complexity of the wiring involved, accessibility, materials required, and time. For example, replacing a switch is simple and inexpensive, while installing an EV charger requires panel inspection, potential upgrades, and more labor. We assess your specific project and provide a detailed written breakdown before starting.

Yes. We provide upfront, no-obligation estimates for all electrical projects. You’ll know the full cost before any work begins. We never pressure you to proceed — the estimate is yours to review at your own pace.

No. Our Transparent Pricing Promise means the price we quote is the price you pay. The only additional costs would be unexpected discoveries found once work begins (such as hidden wiring issues inside walls), or scope changes you request after work starts. We always discuss any changes before proceeding — never after.

Most jobs use flat-rate pricing so you know exactly what to expect before we start. For complex diagnostic work or troubleshooting where the scope isn’t fully known upfront, we may charge hourly — but we’ll always explain which applies and get your approval before beginning.

We accept all major credit and debit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and Buy Now Pay Later options through Klarna, Afterpay, Affirm, and PayPal Pay Later. Financing options are available for larger projects like panel upgrades or whole-home rewiring. Payment is authorized at booking but only captured after you accept the Completion Report.

Yes for complex diagnostics. A diagnostic fee covers the technician’s visit, full electrical assessment, and written estimate. If you approve the repair, the diagnostic fee is credited toward the total cost. For straightforward jobs with a known scope, the diagnostic assessment is folded into the flat-rate price.

Yes. Combining multiple jobs in a single visit reduces travel and setup time, and we pass those savings to you. If you need several outlets replaced, multiple fixtures installed, and an EV charger added — getting them done in one appointment is significantly more cost-effective than scheduling separately. Ask about multi-job pricing during your estimate.

Ceiling fans involve heavy structural mounting combined with live electrical wiring. Improper installation can result in wobbling, noise, premature motor failure, or the fan falling from the ceiling — a serious injury risk. We ensure safe wiring, proper junction box rating for fan weight, balanced blades, and smooth, quiet operation. We also install Wi-Fi and app-controlled smart fans that integrate with your home automation system.

We install all fixture types including chandeliers, recessed lighting, pendant lights, sconces, under-cabinet lighting, LED strip systems, track lighting, outdoor fixtures, and full room conversions to LED. We also troubleshoot flickering and buzzing lights — which typically indicate loose wiring, overloaded circuits, or incompatible dimmer switches rather than bad bulbs.

We install and repair all outlet types:

• Standard 15A/20A outlets
• GFCI outlets — required in kitchens, baths, garages, outdoors
• AFCI outlets — arc-fault protection for living spaces
• USB charging outlets — built-in USB-A and USB-C ports
• Smart outlets — app and voice-assistant controlled
• 240V outlets — for dryers, ranges, and EV chargers

A warm or hot outlet is always an emergency — call us immediately as this indicates overloading or faulty internal wiring.

Exhaust fans in bathrooms and kitchens are essential — they remove moisture, prevent mold growth, improve air quality, and protect structural materials. In bathrooms without windows, they’re required by building code. If your fan is noisy, weak, or inefficient, we install energy-efficient whisper-quiet models (as low as 0.3 sones) that move more air with less noise. We also install humidity-sensing fans that run automatically when moisture is detected.

Level 2 EV chargers (the standard home charging solution) require a dedicated 240V circuit and a 50-amp breaker. Before installation we inspect your panel to confirm it has available capacity — older or smaller panels may need upgrading first. Installation typically takes 3–6 hours depending on panel location and wiring run distance. We also service and repair existing chargers from all major brands including Tesla, ChargePoint, Grizzl-E, and JuiceBox.

Wired cameras offer the most reliable connection, continuous power, and are harder to tamper with — ideal for permanent security setups. Wireless cameras are easier to reposition and require no cable runs, but depend on Wi-Fi signal strength and battery or plug-in power. We install both types for all major brands and fully configure them so you can view live feeds and recordings from your phone or tablet from anywhere.

We install and configure smart lighting, dimmers, switches, video doorbells, smart locks, thermostats, whole-home audio, and full hub-based automation systems (Google Home, Amazon Alexa, Apple HomeKit). Many smart devices retrofit directly into existing wiring with no new runs needed. More advanced setups like structured wiring or dedicated smart home panels may require additional wiring — we’ll recommend the most cost-effective approach for your goals.

Smoke detectors: Inside every bedroom, outside each sleeping area, and on every level of the home including the basement. Interconnected hardwired units (when one sounds, all sound) are the gold standard.

CO detectors: On every level, near sleeping areas, and within 10 feet of fuel-burning appliances (furnace, water heater, gas stove). Replace detectors every 7–10 years. Batteries in non-sealed units should be replaced annually.

Absolutely. A whole-home surge protector installed at the panel protects every device in the house simultaneously — including HVAC systems, refrigerators, washers, and dryers that can’t use plug-in strips. It’s far more effective than individual power strips and protects against surges from lightning, utility grid fluctuations, and large appliances cycling on and off. Given the cost of replacing modern electronics, a panel-level surge protector pays for itself many times over.

Consider a panel upgrade if:

• Breakers trip frequently under normal load
• You’re adding a major appliance, EV charger, or home addition
• Your panel is a known fire-risk brand (Federal Pacific Stab-Lok, Zinsco, or Pushmatic)
• Your home still has a fuse box
• Your panel is 25+ years old and rated under 200 amps
• You notice corrosion, rust, or heat coming from the panel

A 200-amp panel is the current residential standard and handles modern electrical loads including EV charging and multi-appliance households comfortably.

We install all outdoor lighting types — motion-activated floodlights, pathway and landscape lighting, porch and entry fixtures, string light circuits, and security lighting. All outdoor fixtures we install are weather-rated (UL-listed for wet or damp locations) for year-round durability. Motion-activated lighting can be integrated with smart home systems for automated scheduling and remote control.

Rewiring is typically needed when a home has knob-and-tube or aluminum wiring, when wiring is visibly deteriorated or rodent-damaged, or when adding a room addition that requires new circuits. Signs you may need rewiring include persistent burning smells, discolored outlets, frequently tripping breakers, and outlets that no longer hold plugs securely. We assess your existing wiring and recommend the least disruptive approach — in many cases, targeted circuit replacements are sufficient without a full whole-home rewire.

High-draw appliances require dedicated circuits to operate safely and efficiently without tripping breakers or overloading shared wiring. Common dedicated circuit installations include:

• Refrigerators and chest freezers
• Electric ranges, ovens, and cooktops
• Dishwashers and garbage disposals
• Washing machines and dryers
• HVAC units and electric water heaters
• EV chargers and home office setups with multiple monitors/workstations
• Hot tubs and saunas

Running a high-draw appliance on a shared circuit is one of the most common causes of nuisance breaker trips. We install dedicated circuits to the correct amperage for each application.

Yes. We install transfer switches and interlock kits that safely connect portable or standby generators to your home’s panel. A proper transfer switch is essential — plugging a generator directly into an outlet (backfeeding) is extremely dangerous and illegal, as it can electrocute utility workers and damage equipment. We size the transfer switch to your generator and identify which critical circuits to prioritize (HVAC, refrigerator, lighting, sump pump). For whole-home standby generators, we also handle the electrical connection to the automatic transfer switch.

No — under-cabinet and accent lighting is one of the most impactful upgrades for a kitchen or living space and typically takes just a few hours. We install hardwired LED strips, puck lights, and linear under-cabinet fixtures with dedicated switches or smart dimmers. Hardwired installs look cleaner than plug-in options and don’t occupy outlet space. We also run circuits for cove lighting, toe-kick lighting, and entertainment center accent lighting.

Not all fixtures are dimmable. Standard LED and incandescent bulbs work with most dimmers, but not all LED fixtures and bulbs are rated for dimming — using an incompatible dimmer causes flickering, buzzing, or premature bulb failure. We verify compatibility before installing dimmers and recommend fixtures and bulbs that perform correctly at all brightness levels. We also install smart dimmers that work with Alexa, Google Home, and Apple HomeKit for full automation.

Yes. We run in-wall speaker wire, HDMI, ethernet (Cat6), and coaxial cable for home theater setups, whole-home audio systems, and media rooms. Running cables inside walls during a renovation or new build is significantly cleaner and less costly than surface-mounting conduit after the fact. We coordinate with AV installers or handle the full low-voltage wiring package end-to-end.

At NorTech, we don’t just work with wires — we make sure your electrical systems work seamlessly for a safer, more efficient, and future-ready home. We bring certified technicians, transparent upfront pricing, NEC-compliant workmanship, and a 1-Year Labor Warranty to every project. Whether it’s a single outlet or a full smart home integration, we deliver the same standard of care and professionalism.

• Certified, background-checked independent professionals on every job
• Fully mobile — we come to you, no shop visits required
• Transparent pricing with no hidden fees, ever
• NEC-compliant work with permits pulled when required
• 72-hour Satisfaction Review Window before payment is captured
• 1-Year Labor Warranty on all work performed
• Same-day service available in 100+ cities

Request a free quote at nortech.site or call our team. We’ll schedule your appointment, send a certified technician to assess and complete the work, and won’t capture payment until you’ve reviewed and accepted the Completion Report. For first-time customers, use code NORTECH15 for 15% off your first service.

Yes. Every electrical project is backed by our 1-Year Labor Warranty and 72-hour Satisfaction Review Window. If the work wasn’t completed as agreed, we make it right at no charge. We’ve built our reputation on electrical work that’s safe, code-compliant, and built to last — and we stand behind that on every job.