Jarvis Electric
A licensed electrical contractor for new service installs, remodels, whole-house rewires, EV chargers, generators and lighting upgrades.
1604 N Illinois St, Swansea, IL 62226
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Bickle Electric, Heating & Cooling
Family-owned and licensed in Edwardsville since 2012, offering electrical, HVAC, generators and outdoor lighting.
Edwardsville, IL
Glaenzer Electric
A small, family-owned electrical contractor serving the Belleville area since 1993, with IBEW electricians for residential, commercial and industrial work and 24-hour emergency service.
10 Empire Drive, Belleville, IL 62220
A-Age Electrical Contractors
A Belleville electrical contractor serving area homes and businesses since 1963, covering repairs, panel upgrades, wiring, generators and EV charger and solar wiring.
633 S 29th St, Belleville, IL 62226
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Questions to ask before you hire
Does Illinois license electricians statewide?
No. Illinois has no statewide electrician license. Licensing, registration and permits are handled by each city or village, so ask the electrician which permits your town requires.
Do I need to call before digging for a generator or post light?
Yes. Illinois law requires a JULIE locate request at least 2 days (not counting the day you call) before any digging. Call 811 or file online; it is free (JULIE).
What should I ask an electrician before hiring?
Ask what licenses or registrations your town requires and whether they hold them, who pulls the permit, whether the quote is fixed-price or time-and-materials, and how the work will be inspected.
What should a panel upgrade or EV charger quote include?
The new panel or charger model, the circuit size, any utility coordination, the permit and inspection, drywall or patching, and the warranty. Ask whether your existing service can handle the added load.