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Electrician businesses and related repair services are available around Concord, NC.
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Mr. Electric of Charlotte Metro is a full-service electrical business serving Charlotte, NC, and the surrounding areas. Mr. Electric of Charlotte Metro provides core services including electrical panel upgrades, wiring repairs and installations, outlet installation and repair, lighting upgrades, and EV charger installation and service. The business also offers specialized services such as electrical safety inspections, surge protection, dedicated circuits for kitchens and pools, attic fan installation, and smart home device integration. Licensed and locally operated, Mr. Electric of Charlotte Metro supports residential and commercial customers with trained technicians and a commitment to safety and code compliance.
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Electrician
Electrical panel upgrades
Wiring repairs and installations
Outlet installation and repair
Lighting upgrades and installation
EV charger installation and repair
Electrical safety inspections
Surge protection
Dedicated circuits installation
Attic fan installation and repair
Smart home device installation
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How do I know if I need electrical repairs in Concord? +
Most electrical problems signal themselves before emergencies. Flickering lights, breakers tripping frequently, warm outlets, or burning smells near panels indicate the need for electrical repairs. Sparks, scorch marks, or buzzing sounds require urgent attention.
What electrical services in Concord help improve safety at home? +
Electrical safety inspections include checking panels, outlets, wiring, and protective devices. Services include installing GFCI and AFCI outlets, replacing circuit breakers, whole-home surge protection, and installing smoke and carbon monoxide detectors.
Can I install an attic fan myself? +
While DIY installation is possible, it is highly recommended to hire a licensed electrician to ensure proper installation compliant with local codes and correct sizing for the attic.
How high off the ground should an outdoor outlet be? +
Most outdoor outlets are installed 1.5 to 2 feet (18 to 24 inches) off the ground to avoid dirt and water contamination, although the NEC allows outlets up to 6.5 feet above ground.
Do USB outlets need GFCI? +
GFCI protection for USB outlets depends on location. It is generally required in areas with water presence such as bathrooms, kitchens, and laundry rooms.
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Steve Buchin
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I have used Mr Electric in the past and most recently to put in a 220volt outlet in the kitchen for an induction range. That went smoothly and the cost was ~$1,700. So, I called them last week to give me an estimate to install another 220v outlet in the garage, for an EV charger, which I will purchase separately. The tech who came out was a really large guy. He asked where the entrance to the crawl space was and I told him it was at the other end of the house from the garage. He grumbled about that. I showed him the entrance and he looked in the crawlspace for 10 seconds and then closed the door and went back to his truck and started wor... I have used Mr Electric in the past and most recently to put in a 220volt outlet in the kitchen for an induction range. That went smoothly and the cost was ~$1,700. So, I called them last week to give me an estimate to install another 220v outlet in the garage, for an EV charger, which I will purchase separately. The tech who came out was a really large guy. He asked where the entrance to the crawl space was and I told him it was at the other end of the house from the garage. He grumbled about that. I showed him the entrance and he looked in the crawlspace for 10 seconds and then closed the door and went back to his truck and started working on the estimate. A few minutes later he emailed me the estimate. My jaw dropped when I saw it because I was expecting the estimate to be similar to the kitchen outlet, which they had out in about 5 months prior. The estimate was $2,800. I told him no way, that this outlet was only about 10 feet from the electrical panel,, which is just inside a closet within the garage. Frankly, I don't believe the tech wanted to do the job because he would have big problems going in and out of the crawlspace. And the crawlspace is very clean and is encapsulated and plenty of depth to move around but this guy was Big and would really struggled to get up to he garage from the crawlspace door. Nevertheless, I told him no way was I paying that much when I had just paid $1,000 less for a much longer run going to the kitchen for the range outlet. He left and a couple of minutes later, sent me another estimate for $1,900. I did not entertain that estimate either.
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Steven Jones
Feb 24, 2026
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Mr. Collins arrived promptly after I made a booking earlier today . Both he and I went through the tasks I needed to address and he went about giving me a price for the jobs to be completed. Once agreed, Mr. Collins went about his work in a diligent fashion and finished up work in a friendly manner, cleaning as he went. Many thanks.
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Barry C
Nov 15, 2025
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Travis and his assistant installed a light (which we provided) and 2 small lights under our kitchen cabinets. The jobs were done very professionally, however, the bill was over $2000 which we find to be extremely high for a couple of hours work. I understand electricians charge a lot for a great service, but in comparison to other services, it seems way too high.
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