Outlet and switch replacement
Worn, warm, or non-GFCI outlets swapped and brought up to current code, including kitchens, baths and garages.
Electrical Services
Electrical Services in New Jersey
Panel upgrades, subpanels, pool and spa circuits, EV-ready wiring, and everything in between, with a 24-hour emergency line.
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Quick answer
Generac, by 02 Energy provides licensed electrical services across New Jersey - panel and service upgrades, subpanels, EV-ready wiring, pool and spa circuits, and general service calls - backed by a 24-hour emergency line. All work is performed by a licensed NJ electrical contractor (Lic. 34EB00941600), with permits and inspections included and a written quote provided at a free assessment before any work begins.
What we handle
- Panel and service upgrades. Moving from an undersized or aging panel to one that can carry today's loads, including EV chargers, central air and modern appliances.
- Subpanels. Added capacity for a garage, basement, addition or future circuit, without touching your main service.
- EV-ready wiring. Circuits run and panel capacity confirmed so a future charger install is a simple add, not a rebuild.
- Pool and spa wiring. Bonding, GFCI protection and equipment circuits done to code, with the permit and inspection included.
- General service calls. Outlets, switches, lighting, troubleshooting and everything else a licensed electrician handles day to day.
- 24-hour emergencies. Sparking, tripped panels, burning smells and other issues that cannot wait for a scheduled visit.
Common electrical jobs we handle every week
Beyond the larger projects, most of our residential calendar is filled with the everyday electrical work every NJ home eventually needs. None of it is too small to do right.
Circuit troubleshooting
Tracking down a breaker that trips repeatedly or a circuit that has stopped working, and fixing the cause, not just resetting it.
Dedicated appliance circuits
Ranges, dryers, hot tubs and other high-draw appliances wired on their own properly sized circuit.
Whole-home rewiring
Older homes with aluminum wiring or knob-and-tube brought up to modern code, room by room or all at once.
Ceiling fan and fixture wiring
New switch legs and box support added where a fixture never had proper wiring behind it.
Code violation corrections
Fixing unpermitted or non-code work from a previous owner or contractor before it becomes a resale or insurance problem.
Why a licensed contractor matters
Electrical work that skips the permit process might look finished, but it carries real risk - failed inspections at resale, insurance claims denied over unpermitted work, and safety issues that only show up after the fact. As a licensed NJ electrical contractor (Lic. 34EB00941600), we pull the permit, schedule the inspection, and carry the insurance that protects you if anything goes wrong on the job.
Licensing also means accountability that a handyman or an unlicensed contractor cannot offer. If an inspector flags something, we are the ones who correct it under our license, not a name you can no longer reach. And because we carry the insurance a licensed electrical contractor is required to carry, you are covered if something goes wrong on the job itself, not just left hoping it does not.
That is also why every job starts with a free assessment and ends with a written quote - so you know exactly what is being done, to what code, and for what price before any work begins.
Explore Our Electrical Work
Electrical work we handle most
Panel & Service Upgrades
100 to 200 amp upgrades, panel replacement and subpanels for homes adding EV chargers, generators or central air.
Learn moreEV-Ready Wiring
240V circuits roughed in during a remodel or new build so a future charger install is a simple add.
Learn moreWhole-Home Surge Protection
Panel-mounted surge devices that protect every circuit from utility surges and transients.
Learn moreLighting Installation
Recessed, under-cabinet, landscape and security lighting, plus LED retrofits and dimmers.
Learn moreCommercial Electrical
Electrical construction, engineering and standby power for New Jersey and Pennsylvania businesses.
Learn moreService Calls & Repairs
Troubleshooting, repairs, unsafe conditions and smaller electrical projects handled by a licensed electrician.
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Always On
24-hour emergency line
Electrical problems do not wait for business hours, and neither do we. Sparking outlets, a burning smell, a dead panel, or any issue that feels unsafe to leave until morning - our on-call line covers electrical emergencies across New Jersey, around the clock, every day of the year.
Answered around the clock
Call the same number day or night - no separate emergency line to remember, no answering service delay, no waiting for a callback in the morning.
Licensed electricians dispatched
Every emergency call is handled by a licensed NJ electrician, not a subcontractor we do not know or a dispatcher reading from a script.
If something feels wrong with your electrical system, it is worth the call even if you are not sure it qualifies as an emergency. A licensed electrician on the phone can usually tell within a few questions whether it is safe to wait until a scheduled visit or needs someone on site tonight - and either way, you will get a straight answer, not a sales pitch.
Electrical Services FAQs
Do small electrical jobs still need a permit in New Jersey?
Most new circuits, panel work and anything involving a load calculation require a township electrical permit in NJ - it is not just for large projects. We handle the permit and inspection on every job so you never have to guess what needs one.
How fast can you respond to an electrical emergency?
Our 24-hour on-call line covers electrical emergencies across New Jersey, day or night. For anything that cannot wait - sparking, burning smells, a dead panel - call the line and we will get a licensed electrician moving.
What are the signs my electrical panel needs an upgrade?
Breakers that trip repeatedly, a panel with aluminum wiring, or a 100-amp panel in a home that is adding an EV charger, a hot tub, or central air are the usual triggers. Any of those is worth a free assessment before you add more load to a panel that is already at its limit.
Do you wire pools and spas?
Yes. Pool and spa wiring has its own code requirements around bonding, GFCI protection and equipment clearance, and we handle it as standard work, including the permit and inspection.
Can you run a subpanel for a garage, basement or addition?
Yes - subpanels are one of the most common ways to add capacity for a garage, finished basement, addition or future EV charger without replacing your main panel. We size it to what you need now and what you are likely to add later.
Do I get a written quote before the work starts?
Always. Every job, large or small, gets a free assessment and a written quote before we schedule anything, so there are no surprises when the work is done.
What counts as an electrical emergency worth calling the 24-hour line for?
Sparking outlets or switches, a burning smell anywhere near the panel or wiring, a breaker that will not reset, or a total loss of power with no utility outage in the area are all worth the call - do not wait for business hours on any of these. If in doubt, call and describe what you are seeing; we will tell you honestly whether it can wait until morning.
Why Generac, by 02 Energy
What makes Generac, by 02 Energy different
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Premier Generac Dealer
Factory-trained crews installing the most trusted standby generator line in America.
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Backed by CPI
Our parent company brings in-house engineering and a project history in the tens of millions.
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Permits handled end to end
We pull the permits, schedule the inspections, and keep you updated until the township signs off.
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24-hour on-call line
Residential and commercial electrical emergencies answered around the clock, across New Jersey.
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