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Electricians in Glendale, AZ

Large parts of central Glendale were built in the 1960s and 1970s, and those homes set the pattern for much of the electrical work in the city.

Free estimate in Glendale

Tell us what is going on and we will set up a time to look at it.

Or call 602-935-7971

  • Licensed ROC CR-11 contractor
  • Work from your plans or design-build
  • Permits and inspections handled

Electrical work in Glendale

Some of those homes still have Federal Pacific Stab-Lok or Zinsco panels, two-prong outlets that were swapped for three-prong ones without a ground, or aluminum branch wiring from the years around 1965 to 1973. None of that is unusual, and all of it is fixable, but it should be fixed with the right parts and a permit.

Around Historic Downtown Glendale and Catlin Court, the houses are older still, and some have been converted into shops and offices. That mix means residential and light commercial work on the same streets: updating old circuits, adding grounded outlets, and making sure a house that is now a business has the capacity and protection its new use requires. We schedule commercial work around business hours so shops can stay open.

North Glendale is newer. In Arrowhead Ranch, homes generally have more capacity, and the work leans toward EV chargers, pool and spa circuits, landscape lighting and panels that are ready for solar. Whether the job is in Catlin Court or Arrowhead Ranch, we pull City of Glendale permits for the work that needs one and coordinate with APS or SRP when the utility is involved.

Glendale has historic homes around Historic Downtown and Catlin Court, large areas of 1960s and 1970s tract homes in the central part of the city, and newer homes in Arrowhead Ranch to the north.

Permits
City of Glendale building and development services
Utility
APS or SRP, depending on the address.
County
Maricopa County
Phone
602-935-7971

Neighborhoods we serve

  • Arrowhead Ranch
  • Historic Downtown Glendale
  • Catlin Court
  • Westgate area
  • Bellair
  • Sierra Verde

Common problems

Before you hire anyone

Before anyone opens your panel, check for:

  • An active Arizona ROC license in the right class (R-11, C-11 or CR-11)
  • Proof of liability insurance and workers comp
  • A written quote with the scope and the price
  • A permit for work that needs one, pulled by the contractor for your address
  • No large cash deposit before materials are bought

Electricians near you in Glendale

Local resource: City of Glendale

Questions from Glendale homeowners

My Glendale home was built in the 1970s. Should I worry about the panel?

It is worth checking. Some Glendale homes from that era have Federal Pacific Stab-Lok or Zinsco panels, which many inspectors and insurers flag because of breakers that may not trip. We look at the label and the breakers, show you photos, and tell you whether replacement is urgent or can be planned.

Do you work on older homes and businesses in Catlin Court?

Yes. We update wiring in older homes and handle light commercial work in houses that have been converted to shops and offices, scheduled around business hours. We pull the City of Glendale permit for work that needs one.

The crew

Licensed electricians on every job

The electrician who looks at your job is qualified to do it. We photograph what we find and give you options when there is more than one good fix.

  • Arizona ROC licensed and insured
  • Photos and written findings on every job
  • Permits and inspections handled
  • Clean job sites and labeled panels
Breaker panel wired with armored cable on a workbench

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Need an electrician in Glendale?

Free estimates, written flat-price quotes and permits handled, anywhere in the Valley.

602-935-7971