Since 1963, our mission has remained unchanged-to provide expert electrical service at competitive prices. We have the utmost respect for our customers and are dedicated to meeting their needs, guaranteed. O'Hara Electric delivers quality work performed by certified professionals who focus on getting the job done right! THANKS TO ALL for voting for us in this year's Suburban Essex Magazine's Best of Essex contest.
We are proud to announce that we took home the Silver Medal! Licensed, Bonded & Fully Insured Certified Lighting Consultants Voted #1 BEST Electrical Contractor in Essex County.
We are proud to announce that we took home the Silver Medal! Licensed, Bonded & Fully Insured Certified Lighting Consultants Voted #1 BEST Electrical Contractor in Essex County.
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In 1963, Edward and Michael O'Hara established E & M O'Hara Electrical Contractors, and soon developed an outstanding reputation for expert service and superior workmanship at a fair price. Today, a second generation of the O'Hara family is carrying on the family tradition. At O'Hara Electric, we've always had a hands-on approach to our business and our main goal is still customer satisfaction. Our longevity is based on three core values - experience, reputation and performance. We are licensed and fully insured.
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We are a full-Service Electrical Contracting Service, providing expert electrical services at competitive prices, for over 50 years. We stock obsolete and hard to find circuit breakers, as well as new technologies like LED lighting. We can wire your new construction project or maintain or upgrade your current electrical needs. We provide the same quality and responsiveness to our customers as we do with our own electrical projects.
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Outdoor lighting can enhance the beauty of your landscaping and the usefulness of outdoor living spaces. A variety of lighting options enables you to highlight landscape features, improve safety on walkways and stairs, and showcase the design of your home. The National Electrical Code now requires GFCI's in the bathroom, garages, and outdoor outlets of all new homes.
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Review our safety tips to see how you can prevent electrical hazards in your home or workplace. Make sure lamp and appliance cords are in good condition - not frayed or cracked. Make sure they are placed out of traffic areas. Cords should never be nailed or stapled to the wall, baseboard or to another object and they should not have any furniture resting on them.
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