Residential Electrician

Serving Nassau County & Suffolk, Long Island, New York City (Brooklyn, Queens, Bronx, Manhattan, Staten Island)Serving Nassau County & Suffolk, Long Island, New York City (Brooklyn, Queens, Bronx, Manhattan, Staten Island)
Residential Electrician2026-10-23T19:39:34+00:00

Residential Electrician in Nassau County, NY

All Done Electric Works is a residential electrician serving homeowners across Nassau County. We handle panels, wiring, EV chargers, lighting, generators and low-voltage cable, and we respond within 1 hour. In 15 years we have seen the same thing again and again: a Nassau house that is decades old, now running a charger, a heat pump or a new kitchen on wiring planned for far less. We measure what yours draws, tell you what is a repair and what is an upgrade, and take care of the permit and inspection your town or village requires.

Residential electrical services in Nassau County

  • 1

    Emergency Electrical Repair: partial power, a breaker that keeps tripping, a burning smell at the panel, sparking or buzzing outlets, and storm damage to the weatherhead and entrance cable. We trace the fault under load and tell you whether it sits on your side of the meter or PSEG Long Island’s.

  • 2

    Panel Repair and Upgrades: failed breakers, burned contacts, fuse boxes and panels that are full or too small. We repair a panel when one part has failed, replace it when it is full, rusted or outgrown, and fit surge protection where the code calls for it.

  • 3

    Electric Service Upgrades: the move from 100 to 200 amps, including the meter socket, entrance cable, weatherhead and main disconnect, sequenced with your town and PSEG Long Island: permit, disconnect, work, inspection, reconnection.

  • 4

    EV Charger Installation: a dedicated 240-volt circuit for a Level 2 charger or a NEMA 14-50 outlet, sized after we check what your panel and service can carry, then permitted and inspected.

  • 5

    Wiring Repair and Rewiring: dead outlets, flickering lights, GFCI trips, and what older houses hide: cloth-covered wiring, knob-and-tube, aluminum, two-prong outlets and taped splices. We repair what is local and recommend a partial or whole-house rewire when the insulation is failing. Everyday devices too: GFCI protection, USB and quad outlets, hardwired smoke and CO alarms.

  • 6

    Lighting Installation: recessed hi-hats, ceiling fans, dimmers, three-way and smart switches, and outdoor, landscape and pool-area lighting, installed on boxes and circuits rated for the load.

  • 7

    Generator Installation: a standby generator sized to your load, with the transfer switch, the gas or propane connection coordinated with the gas fitter, and the village permit and inspection.

  • 8

    Low-Voltage Wiring]: Ethernet and pre-wire for renovations, speaker wire, video doorbells, cameras and intercoms, with New York’s rules for security systems explained before we start.

  • 9

    Renovations and Additions: circuits, a subpanel, lighting and cable planned while the walls are open, with the rough-wiring inspection some towns require.

Residential electrical services in Nassau County

What Nassau homeowners call us about

Your house has What it usually means Read more
A fuse box or a crowded panel No room to add circuits safely What Nassau homeowners call us about
100-amp service and a new charger or heat pump The load has outgrown the service Do you need 200 amps?
Cloth-covered wiring or two-prong outlets Old insulation and no ground Old house wiring
An inspection report, or a sale coming up Items to sort by risk, then fix Inspection findings

PSEG Long Island or an electrician?

If the whole street is out, or the wires from the pole are down, call PSEG Long Island. If the trouble is at your weatherhead or anywhere past it, including the entrance cable, meter pan, panel and every circuit, it is ours. Not sure which? We check the meter and panel and tell you. More in who fixes what.

Permits and inspections for home work

New circuits, panel changes and service upgrades are permitted by your town or village and inspected by a private agency it has approved. We can obtain the permit where one is required, and when a service changes, PSEG Long Island reconnects once it has the inspection certificate.

Residential Electrician in Nassau County NY

How to choose a residential electrician in Nassau

  • Check the license. Nassau licenses electricians by town and village, so ask which one covers your address.
  • Ask who pulls the permit. If it is left to you, the quotes are not comparable.
  • Get the price itemized in writing, with what gets opened and patched.
  • Expect a trace, not a guess. A dead outlet is often a tripped GFCI or a loose splice elsewhere, so the cause should be found before parts are replaced.

Where we work

Throughout Nassau County: the Town of Hempstead (Freeport, Garden City, Valley Stream, Levittown, Oceanside, Merrick and more), North Hempstead (Great Neck, Manhasset, Roslyn, Mineola, Westbury), Oyster Bay (Hicksville, Syosset, Jericho, Massapequa), plus Long Beach and Glen Cove. See the Nassau County electrician page for every area. Running a shop or office? See our commercial electrician page.

Questions homeowners ask

How fast can you get to my house?2026-10-23T18:33:20+00:00

We respond within 1 hour. If there is smoke or fire, get out and call 911 first.

Will you check simple causes before replacing parts?2026-10-23T18:32:41+00:00

Yes. We check for a tripped GFCI, an overloaded circuit or a loose connection, tracing the circuit under load, before replacing a breaker or outlet.

Does my house need 200-amp service?2026-10-23T18:31:58+00:00

Not always. A home with gas heat, cooking and dryer can run on 100 amps. A charger, heat pump or finished basement can change that, so we calculate the real load first.

Do I need a permit for home electrical work?2026-10-23T18:31:25+00:00

New circuits, panels and service changes are permitted and inspected in Nassau. Like-for-like swaps of a switch or fixture vary by town, so ask first.

How do I know I will not be overcharged?2026-10-23T18:30:26+00:00

Ask what the quote covers: permit, inspection, load check and patching. A much lower number often leaves one out. We give you the price before a repair starts.

What does a residential electrician do?2026-10-23T18:29:22+00:00

A residential electrician installs, repairs and upgrades a home’s electrical system: panel and service, wiring, lighting, chargers and generators. In Nassau the job also includes the permit and inspection.

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