A comprehensive list of Waukesha, WI commercial and residential electricians offering installation, replacement and repair services. Read unbiased customer reviews and recommendations of local contractors. 
Johnson Electric Inc. was established in 1966 by Roderick Johnson, former owner and now Vice President. Rod led the company until he sold it to Master Electrician, Steven Kohls. For over 50 years, Johnson Electric Inc. has provided outstanding workmanship to residents and businesses in Waukesha County and the surrounding areas.
Ike Good — We called Johnson Electric to move and run new lines, install couple of light fixtures/chandeliers, and do some light repairs
Whether you're moving into a new home, remodeling, adding on or upgrading, you take comfort in knowing that your electrical system is up to code in terms of safety, is modernly efficient, and that you have plenty of accessible outlets. Since 1985, Spring City Electric has taken great pride in providing outstanding service to residents throughout Southeastern Wisconsin; joining Pieper Electric in 2008
Natalie B. — Had another project that needed to be completed. Once again, my request for a quote was handled very quickly (estimator came
At JM Electrical Contractors, LLC, we are extremely proud of each and every one of our team members. We employ a very professional and friendly office staff. Our technicians are highly trained and extremely knowledgeable. They are very personable and understanding and are committed to providing the customer with the best experience possible.
Eli S. — Had them fix an my properties carriage light. They couldn't get replacement ballast without it being expensive, so they by
A. C. Engineering Company has dedicated, experienced engineers and technicians that specialize in the testing, service, and repair of all Electrical Distribution Equipment. We can keep your substations and electrical distribution equipment operating reliably and safely. A. C. Engineering can now implement Schweitzer Real Time Automation Controllers (RTAC) into substations.