Every job rolls out of our shop at 160 Main St. Same-day work across Flemington and the surrounding Hunterdon County towns, with 24/7 emergency calls answered by a real person.
Our shop is at 160 Main St in Flemington, two blocks from the courthouse. When you call, the truck is already in town. Most of our work happens within a few miles of the shop, which covers Flemington, all of Raritan Township around it, and the closest parts of Readington and Clinton.
The rest of Hunterdon County is fair game too. We do generator installs out in the rural townships every week, and we cover commercial work wherever it lands. We just get there fastest when you're close to home.
Not sure whether you're in our area? Call (908) 751-4227. We'll know in ten seconds.
Here's where you'll find us most days. Our shop is right in downtown Flemington, just up Main Street from the courthouse and a short drive from Liberty Village. Most of our work happens within a five-mile circle of that pin, which covers the borough, Raritan Township, and the closest stretches of Readington and Clinton.
If you're a bit further out, you're still in our area. We just take a few more minutes to get there.
Flemington · 08822
Our home turf. The truck is already in town when you call.
Flemington is where our shop sits, and it's where we know every street. The borough is just over a square mile, packed with everything from pre-Civil War homes near the courthouse to 1970s ranches off Park Avenue and Mine Street. The mix of housing eras is also the mix of electrical work we do here every week.
A lot of homes in town are still on the original 100-amp panel from when they were built in the eighties, and that panel was never sized for an EV charger, a heat pump, or a finished basement. Older Main Street properties sometimes have surprises tucked behind the plaster. We've seen all of it, and we handle the permit and the inspection so you don't have to think about it.
When you call from inside Flemington, we're usually at the door in under 30 minutes.
Raritan Township
The neighborhoods that surround the borough. We're here just as often as we're in Flemington itself.
Raritan Township wraps all the way around Flemington, which means it's part of our daily route. The homes here lean newer than the ones in the borough, with subdivisions built from the late eighties onward off Route 31 and Route 202. Bigger lots, bigger garages, and a lot more demand for the kind of work people are adding to their homes lately.
Most of our calls out here are for Level 2 EV chargers in the garage, standby generators for the longer driveways, and outdoor lighting projects. The newer panels mostly hold up fine, but anything older than the late nineties starts to feel its age once you add modern loads on top.
Readington Township
A quick drive east on Route 22. Lots of older farmhouses, well water, and a strong case for backup power.
Readington is one of the bigger townships in the county, and the homes here are spread out. That's part of why we get so many calls for whole-home standby generators out here. When a storm knocks out the lines, restoring power to a stretched-out area takes JCP&L longer than it does in the middle of Flemington.
A lot of these homes are also on a well and septic, which means losing power is a much bigger problem than just losing the lights. A standby generator that kicks on automatically keeps the well pump running, the fridge cold, and the heat on through whatever the weather throws at you. We've installed enough of them around here to know which sizes work for which houses.
Most Readington addresses are 15 to 25 minutes from our shop.
Clinton · 08809
North on Route 31 or up I-78. The Red Mill town with the historic downtown and the newer development around it.
Clinton is one of the prettier towns in the area. Most people picture the Red Mill on the South Branch when they hear the name, but the bigger picture is two very different places sharing a zip code. The historic borough has the old Victorian homes near Main Street. Clinton Township, which wraps around it and stretches up to I-78, is mostly newer subdivisions.
That split shapes the kind of work we do here. Inside the borough, we see plenty of older wiring that needs attention before someone sells the house or finishes a basement. Out in the township, it's mostly EV chargers, lighting projects, and the occasional panel upgrade when a homeowner adds enough new loads.
Clinton is about 15 minutes from our shop via Route 31, which means it's well within our regular service area.
The four towns above are where we spend most of our days. Past that, we're still here when you need us. Response takes a little longer the further you are, but the number is the same.
Older borough homes near the historic center, with rural properties out on the edges. Panel upgrades and generator installs are what we do most out here.
A mix of small borough homes and newer Lebanon Township subdivisions just off I-78. Lots of EV chargers and standby generator calls.
A village inside Clinton Township with a nice mix of old and new homes. We treat it as part of our Clinton coverage.
A historic river town with century-old homes. Pre-sale electrical inspections come up a lot here because of the age of the housing.
A small Delaware River borough with older housing. Generator installs and panel upgrades are most of what we do out this way.
Larger rural properties with longer power lines coming in. Standby generators are by far the most requested service here.
The village inside Readington Township along Route 22. We cover it as part of our regular Readington runs.
A small rural borough up Route 31. Mostly generator and panel work, with emergency calls during storm season.
Small village centers close to Flemington. We handle a regular mix of residential and farm electrical work in both.
Whether you're in town, out in Raritan Township, or further out by the river, the truck that pulls up is the same one. Every service we offer is available across our coverage area.
The mix shifts a little by neighborhood. Inside Flemington we see more panel upgrade and rewiring work because of the older homes. Out in the townships it's more EV chargers and standby generators. Emergency calls come from everywhere, at every hour.
Not sure if we cover your address? Just call. It takes ten seconds to find out.
Call (908) 751-4227Call any time of day or night. A real person answers and an electrician is on the way.
(908) 751-4227