electrical repairs & upgrades

Some residential electrical issues cause inconvenience, while others pose a real safety risk. 

For every electric service your home needs, you deserve the help of professional licensed electricians in Rochester who will address your concerns and will make sure the process runs smoothly from start to finish, with the utmost attention to detail. There are a few common reasons why your house might need service:

• Obsolete or inadequate equipment in older Rochester homes
• Deteriorated electrical system components from wear and tear
• Improper installation of wiring, or arc fault/ground fault circuit interrupters
• Power surges from lightning, appliances, or power lines

When you choose Doctor Electric to take care of the repair, we make every effort to provide an exceptional level of customer service.

Even newer houses can benefit from installing a generator to lessen the effects of a power outage, or whole house surge protection to guard expensive electronics from damage and data loss.

We stand behind our products and workmanship. When you choose Doctor Electric, we guarantee your complete satisfaction. Our promise to you on every job is a courteous, timely, high-quality, and safe installation, performed by professional electricians.

For each panel upgrade, we also include a manufacturer’s limited warranty for the life of the product.

Because the main elements of your home’s electrical system are often out of sight, it’s easy to forget about them until something goes wrong. A visit from Doctor Electric to upgrade your system and install up-to-date components can provide you with years of trouble-free electrical service.

If you live in an older home in Rochester, circuit breakers and wiring may not be sufficient to handle the load from all the new electronics and appliances we use today. In addition, there are several easy ways to make your home safe and eliminate any possible fire or safety hazards:

• Having the appropriate number of smoke and CO detectors, in the proper locations
• Making sure all outlets in your kitchen, bath, and utility areas are GFCI protected
• Ensuring that your electrical and plumbing are grounded correctly
• Bringing other necessary components of your electrical system up to current code