As a residential electrical services company, we give homeowners our undivided attention.

We’ll never be too busy with a big commercial contract to answer your call. Working exclusively on Rochester-area and Monroe County homes, we’ve done electrical repairs, upgrades, and installations, for houses old and new.

At Doctor Electric, we view your house as a living space, not a job site, and we serve people, not clients.

With our experience, we can quickly diagnose and fix common electrical problems, and help you choose the best option for more complex issues.

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If you need electrical services for your home or business, don't hesitate to contact us.

585-428-9198

SAFETY IS OUR TOP PRIORITY

Readily available home electricity is a benefit we all enjoy, usually with little worry.

When properly up to code and maintained, your electrical system is designed to be as safe as possible.

To avoid electrical accidents, always consider the danger involved with electricity, and never attempt a repair yourself or allow anyone except a licensed electrician to work on your home’s electrical system.

For the professional, licensed electricians at Doctor Electric, the safety of you and your family is our top priority. That’s why we make getting trustworthy, high-quality electrical service as easy as picking up the phone. And it’s the reason we do our best to ease all of your concerns before, during, and after our visit.

If you are a new customer or a member of our Home Protection Plan, you even receive a complimentary 25-point safety inspection with your scheduled service.

Rochester Residents FREE 25-point safety inspection

Do I Need An Electrical Permit?

In Monroe and surrounding counties specific types of electrical work require permits:

Replacing, repairing, or altering electrical service, including the service panel, service meter, riser cable, or disconnect
Adding new interior & exterior wiring
Extending an existing circuit, or adding more fixtures and outlets

We will take care of all permit paperwork for you, plus schedule a local inspector to come out and approve the work, usually the same day.

Questions?

TIPS For Your Home

Do I Need An Electrical Permit?

We understand the disruption that electrical work can cause for your home and family. While you can’t protect against every issue, there are steps you can take to make service calls a rare occurrence.

Schedule an annual inspection of your electrical service and breaker box. Water infiltration is the #1 killer of electrical components.
Make sure outdoor electrical items are tightly sealed and secured.
Protect exposed and visible wiring (such as in unfinished basements and garages) from physical damage.
Never pull or yank cords from the wall outlet.
Limit the use of extension cords—they are for temporary use only.
Use electric space heaters sparingly. Never leave them unattended.