Mr. Electric® of Montgomery, AL is a leader in electrical services and a trusted provider for installations, lighting, and electrical repair for homes and businesses. Our team of licensed electricians provides 24-hour service with the professionalism and integrity you’d expect from a major brand. Since 1994, Mr. Electric’s locally-owned and operated locations have earned the trust of the communities they live in and serve throughout the US and Canada. We believe in up-front, fair pricing, and quality workmanship. Backed by our Neighborly Done Right Promise™ - if it's not done right, we promise to make it right. Guaranteed. Contact us today to see how we can help any of your electrical needs.

Services:

Electrical Safety Services

Electrical Panel Upgrades

Dedicated Computer Circuits

Surge

Protectors

Electrical Safety Checks

GFCI Outlets

Lighting Services

Ballast & Bulb Replacement

EV Chargers

Landscape Lighting

Specialty Lighting

Ceiling Fan Installation

Commercial Electrical Services

Circuits

Installation ServicesOutlets

Ceiling Fan

Commercial Energy Audits

Products Carried:

Electrical Repair Services

EV Chargers

Lighting Installation

Panel Upgrade

Security System Installation

Whole-Home Surge Protection

Wiring Upgrade

Payment Options: Cash, Visa, Master Card, American Express, Discover, Personal Checks, Financing, Invoice

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Frequently Asked Questions about Mr. Electric of Montgomery, AL

What is a GFCI Receptacle?

A Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter is a receptacle that is designed to protect against electric shock when using electrical devices near water. It senses when power is going where it should not, and if it senses a problem it shuts off. This is why most codes specify that they be used in bathrooms, kitchens, laundry rooms and outdoor areas. One thing many people do not realize is that these devices are designed to be tested once a month to ensure proper operation. This is done by pressing the test button on the device to make sure it turns off, and then pressing the reset button to make sure it turns on. If either of the test or reset buttons do not work it is time to replace the device.

Can I do this work myself?

Many areas allow a homeowner to do their own electrical work, provided they take out the proper permits and have the work inspected by the proper authorities. The safety of your family and your home should always be considered before you undertake any electrical work. Mr. Electric suggests calling a licensed electrician unless you have the proper training, and we provide free quotes for all electrical work.