From Champaign to Danville to Onarga, IL—we’re your local electricians
Electrical Services for Homes, Shops, and Everything in Between
- Whether you live there or work there, we’ll get the wiring right
Residential and Commercial Electrical Work
Whether it’s faulty wiring, a remodel, or new equipment, we’ll help you plan and get it done safely.
Residential Electrical Services
We provide residential electrical services throughout Central Illinois, including panel upgrades, outlet repairs, lighting installations, and home rewiring. Whether you’ve lost power in part of the house or you’re planning a remodel, we’ll help you make a smart, safe call.
Commercial Electrical Services
We handle commercial electrical work throughout Central Illinois, including lighting upgrades, panel replacements, equipment installations, and wiring for new spaces. Whether you’re running a retail shop, managing a facility, or expanding your office, we’ll get it done efficiently, with as little disruption as possible.
- A quick look at how we can help
Wiring Problems, New Projects, System Upgrades—We Cover It All
Not sure if it’s time to repair, replace, or maintain your system? Here’s a breakdown of what each service covers.
Electrical Installation
Doing a remodel? Expanding your space? Starting from the ground up? We handle full electrical installs for homes, offices, shops, and more. From panels and wiring to fixtures and equipment, we’ll make sure your system supports how the space is used—now and later.
Electrical Repair
Lights flickering? Breakers tripping? Outlets dead for no reason? We’ll track down the problem and let you know what’s really going on. We don’t rush to replace things that can be fixed, and we’ll walk you through your options before doing the work.
Electrical Maintenance
Keeping up with your electrical system doesn't have to be a hassle. Our service plans help you stay ahead of wear and tear with scheduled checkups throughout the year. We inspect outlets, lights, ventilation, detectors, and other critical systems to ensure you’re not surprised by issues later.
- Clear Steps, No Guesswork
How Our Service Process Works
From the first call to the final walkthrough, we keep things straightforward. You’ll always know what’s happening, when it’s happening, and why it matters—without confusion or vague answers.
01
Reach Out to Get Started
Give us a call or email to schedule your appointment. A real person from our team will help get you on the calendar.
02
Check and Explain
Your licensed technician will arrive on time, inspect your system, and explain their findings and your options. No pressure, no guesswork.
03
Sign Off and Start
We’ll explain what we found and provide clear solutions, options, and pricing. Once you’re ready to move forward, we’ll get you on the schedule.
04
Review and Finish
After the job is done, we’ll test everything, walk you through the setup, and make sure you’re comfortable with how it works.
Experienced Professionals
Our trusted team delivers quality work with clear answers, dependable service, and no surprises.
24/7 Emergency Services
Systems don’t wait for business hours, and breakdowns don’t check the clock. Luckily, our team is ready 24/7.
Energy-Efficient Solutions
We help you choose smart, energy-efficient systems that reduce waste, cut costs, and keep things running strong.
Flexible Financing
Costs are up everywhere, and we get it. Flexible financing gives you room to breathe—and still get the job done.
Specialized System Experts
From smart devices and shop equipment to solar tie-ins and EV chargers, we’ve worked on a wide range of setups. If it’s something specific, just ask.
Locally Owned
We’re based right here in Central Illinois, so when the power’s out or a project needs attention, you’re not waiting on someone from out of town.
- Not sure if it’s time to call?
When to Call an Electrician
Not every electrical issue feels urgent, but some small problems turn into bigger ones fast. If your lights, outlets, or panel are acting up, it’s worth having a licensed electrician take a look. Here are some signs it might be time to call.
- Breakers tripping repeatedly: The same circuit shuts off often, even if you’re not using anything new.
- Outlets that feel warm, buzz, or stop working: Something’s off behind the wall, even if it still “kind of” works.
- Lights flickering or dimming: You notice changes when large appliances kick on or in multiple rooms at once.
- Old or overloaded panel: Your panel is over 25 years old, uses fuses, or doesn’t have room for new circuits.
- Two-prong outlets or no GFCIs: Your system hasn’t been updated to modern outlet safety standards.
- Wiring you’re not sure about: You’ve never had the system checked, or the home was built before the 1970s.
- Trying to cut energy costs: You suspect old wiring or inefficient systems might be driving up your bill.
- Planning a remodel or build-out: You need new circuits, switches, lighting, or panel adjustments.
Not sure if it’s a big deal? It’s always okay to ask. A small repair now is better than a major issue later, and sometimes peace of mind is worth the call.
- Thinking About Who to Hire?
How to choose a Good Electrician
If you’ve been comparing electricians, you’ve probably seen a lot of the same promises—reliable, responsive, experienced. Those things matter, and we stand by them. But the real difference shows up once the work begins: how problems get solved, how the details are handled, and how easy it is to work together from start to finish.
- No upselling just to upsell: If something can be fixed, it gets fixed. A good electrician doesn’t push replacements unless they’re truly needed.
- Cross-trade expertise: The right crew understands how electrical work fits with plumbing, HVAC, and remodeling, so nothing gets missed.
- Clear, real-time communication: They explain what they’re seeing and why it matters. No guesswork. No vague language.
- Comfort with non-standard jobs: Older systems, shop wiring, rural setups, or equipment installs—solid electricians don’t get thrown by a curveball.
- Structured, but not corporate: Scheduling and service are organized, but the experience still feels local and easy to work with.
- Quick, local response: Based nearby and ready to move when needed—not booked out and hours away.
- They sweat the details: Clean panels, labeled breakers, tidy job sites, and follow-through that saves headaches later on.
These are the things we focus on every time, because they make the job smoother for you and better in the long run. We’ve built our team around that mindset: no shortcuts, no surprises, and no upselling just to upsell. It’s easy to promise good service. We focus on doing the work in a way that actually proves it.
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- Service Areas
Proudly Serving
Champaign, Danville
& Onarga, IL
Our team is spread across Central Illinois, with offices in Champaign, Danville, and Onarga. We regularly serve a wide range of nearby towns and rural areas, and our techs are always on the move. Not sure if you’re in our service area? Give us a call anyway. You might be, and if not, we’ll try to make it work.
- What People Ask Us Most
Electrical FAQs, Straight from Central Illinois
Breakers trip to protect your home when there’s too much electrical demand on a circuit or a wiring problem. Common causes include overloaded circuits, faulty appliances, or a short circuit. If it happens frequently, have us take a look— we’ll track down the issue and get it fixed safely.
If your panel is over 25 years old, still uses fuses instead of breakers, or you’re adding new appliances and systems to your home, it may be time for an upgrade. Outdated panels might not meet current safety codes and could pose a fire risk. We can assess your panel and recommend the best solution.
Flickering or dimming lights can happen for a few reasons:
- Loose wiring or connections
- Overloaded circuits
- Aging fixtures
- Issues at the electrical panel
- Non-dimmable bulbs used with a dimmer switch
If it’s happening often or across multiple rooms, it’s time to get it checked. We’ll track down the cause and take care of it before it turns into a bigger issue.
Signs of unsafe or outdated wiring include frequent breaker trips, buzzing outlets, warm switch plates, flickering lights, or two-prong outlets. Homes built before the 1970s may still have older wiring that’s no longer safe. We can conduct a safety inspection and inform you if any updates are required.
In most areas, permits are required for major electrical changes like panel upgrades, new circuit installations, rewiring, or installing backup generators. We pull the necessary permits for every job we’re on, so you don’t have to worry about a thing.
Here are a few smart ways to lower your energy use:
Switch to LED bulbs—they use less power and last longer
Unplug electronics and chargers when not in use
Use programmable or smart thermostats to manage heating and cooling
Have your electrical system inspected for outdated wiring or inefficient appliances
Consider whole-home surge protection and other energy-efficient upgrades
Small changes add up. We can help you spot what’s worth updating to keep costs down.
If an outlet or plug feels warm to the touch, it could be a sign of loose wiring, an overloaded circuit, or a failing outlet. While some slight warmth can be normal for high-power devices like space heaters or hair dryers while in use, the outlet itself should never feel hot. If you notice this, have us take a look right away — it could be a warning sign of a larger electrical issue or fire hazard.
We recommend having a licensed professional inspect your home’s electrical system at least every 3-5 years, or anytime you notice signs of trouble like frequent breaker trips, flickering lights, or outdated outlets. Regular inspections help catch small issues before they become major problems.
The easiest way to stay on top of it? Join our service plan! We’ll handle routine electrical safety checks for you so you don’t have to remember when it’s due, giving you peace of mind year after year.
We handle a wide range of electrical work—from basic repairs and fixture installs to panel upgrades, EV chargers, Generac generators, surge protection, and solar system installations. Not sure if we do it? Just ask. If it runs on electricity, there’s a good chance we’ve done it before.
I’m ready to reach out!
Tell us what’s going on—whether it’s a fix, a project, or just something that doesn’t feel right.