Your Trusted Electrician in New Baltimore, MI
Since 1997, The Neighborhood Electrician has proudly served New Baltimore homeowners with reliable electrical solutions delivered with honesty and care.
Services for New Baltimore Homes
What New Baltimore homeowners call us for most
New Baltimore homeowners call us for repairs, lighting and outlet work, from older homes near the water to newer subdivisions. Moisture, outdoor circuits and detached garages can play a part in problems that come and go. Tell us where the issue is and whether it involves an outdoor outlet or a garage, and our electricians will bring what the job needs.
Tell us what has changed and what you want your home to do. We’ll help you plan the next step.
Troubleshoot & repair
Find the cause of lost power, tripping breakers, or faulty devices before planning the repair.
Outlets, switches & GFCI
Repair or replace the everyday devices that keep your home connected and protected.
Lighting, recessed & fans
Plan fixture replacements, recessed lighting, and ceiling fans around the way you use your rooms.
New outlets & circuits
Bring power where you need it with new outlet locations and dedicated circuits.
Panel / service upgrades
Review your existing service and plan the electrical capacity your home needs.
EV chargers
Plan a home charging installation with a review of capacity, wiring route, and permits.
Whole-home surge
Discuss protection for your home’s electrical system and connected equipment.
New Baltimore by the numbers
Our Metro Detroit service history goes back to 1997.
Serving Metro Detroit since 1997
Residential electrical experience you can rely on.
900+ Google reviews
4.9 average
70
jobs logged in New Baltimore since 2013
Serving Metro Detroit since 1997
Experience That Feels Local
From diagnosis through installation, we explain the work, respect your home, and help you plan the next step.
Experienced
Our electricians specialize in residential electrical service and upgrades, delivering reliable work homeowners can trust.
Respectful
We treat your home with care, keeping work areas clean and minimizing disruption while we work.
Honest
Clear pricing, straightforward advice, and no pressure. We focus on doing what’s right for your home.
Local
A neighborhood company dedicated to helping homeowners in our community with dependable electrical service.
Serving New Baltimore Since 1997
New Baltimore electrical repairs and lighting for homes near the lake
New Baltimore reviewers describe an on-time, competent crew and an issue solved over the phone in a few minutes. Not every problem can be fixed that way, but a clear description sometimes saves a trip. When you call, have the panel location and any tripped breakers or GFCIs in mind so we can ask the right questions.
New Baltimore reviews
See what local homeowners say about working with The Neighborhood Electrician.
The Neighborhood Electricians arrived on time, We're competent and polite. Recommend them for electrical needs.
Fixed my issue in under 5 minutes over phone. My family, friend, and I all failed, and a different service didn't even respond. Great service. 10/10.
Questions before you book
Common questions
Straight answers about your next electrical project.
What does it cost to have an electrician come out?
Repair visits have a $99 dispatch fee, and it's waived if you move forward with the repair. Project estimates for panel upgrades, EV chargers, standby generators, hot tubs and remodels are free. You get an exact price before any work starts.
Can you come today?
We book the earliest open slot and keep a rapid-repair list for cancellations. For true emergencies (a burning smell, sparks, no power, or water in the panel) we offer an emergency visit for $329.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes, fully licensed and insured. The Neighborhood Electrician has been owned and run by a Michigan Master Electrician since 1997. Our electricians are background-checked, and we never subcontract.
Can you give me a price over the phone?
Here are typical ranges: panel replacement $3,500–6,500, EV charger installation $1,300–2,100, generator interlock $1,100–1,700, and whole-house surge protection $650–1,300. Smaller repairs are priced on site, flat and upfront, because the cause decides the fix.
