Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Even small jobs like outlet replacements or light fixture installs should be handled by a licensed electrician to ensure safety, code compliance, and insurance coverage.

Yes. We’re licensed for both residential and commercial electrical services across New Hampshire and surrounding states.

Frequent breaker trips often indicate an overloaded circuit or a wiring issue. Call us to inspect and correct the problem before it becomes a fire hazard.

Yes. Surge protection is one of our specialties and is included in our Premium Power Protection plans. It safeguards your entire home against power surges from storms or utility issues.

We recommend a professional inspection every 3–5 years, or sooner if you notice flickering lights, tripping breakers, or are planning renovations.

We install Level 2 chargers for all makes and models, including Tesla, Ford, Rivian, Hyundai, Kia, GM, and more.

A Level 2 charger typically provides 20–40 miles of range per hour of charging, depending on your vehicle.

Not always. We’ll perform a load calculation to determine if your current panel can handle the additional load. If needed, we can upgrade your panel or look at load shed options.

Bi-directional charging allows your EV to power your home during outages or peak utility hours. It turns your EV into a backup battery, reducing generator strain and lowering energy costs.

Yes. We specialize in smart energy integration, allowing your charger to work with solar panels, battery storage, and even generator systems.

Yes, but smart charging during off-peak hours or integrating with solar can significantly reduce costs, and driving on electricity is almost always less expensive than gas.

On average, home EV charger installations range from $1,200–$2,500 depending on wiring, panel upgrades, and distance from the electrical panel.

Yes. We install dynamic load-sharing chargers that balance power between multiple vehicles without overloading your system.

It depends on your electrical load. We’ll perform a sizing calculation based on your appliances, HVAC, and household needs to recommend the right system.

Yes. Standby generators are connected to an automatic transfer switch that detects outages and restores power within seconds.

Most standby generators run on natural gas or propane. We handle the gas connections as part of our turnkey installation.

With proper fuel supply, most systems can run for days or weeks, depending on size and fuel source.

Costs range from $8,000–$15,000 depending on the generator size, brand, and installation requirements.

We install all major brands, including Generac, Kohler, Cummins, and Briggs & Stratton.

Yes. Whole-house generators are sized to handle HVAC, appliances, lights, and essential circuits. We’ll design a system based on your needs.

Generally no. EV charging draws heavy loads that can strain generators. We recommend separating your EV charger from backup power systems.

It’s our membership program that includes annual inspections, priority service, whole-home surge protection, and discounts on repairs and installations.

Yes. Our online booking tool makes scheduling easy and guarantees you a free consultation slot right away.

Yes. Our licensed electricians are available for urgent issues to keep your home and family safe.