Raleigh, NC
27601, 27608, 27609, 27617
Our home base, from pre-war
houses inside the Beltline to
Brier Creek homes built from
2001 on.
Licensed electrical repairs, panel upgrades, EV chargers, lighting, rewiring, and 24/7 emergency service for Raleigh and nearby Triangle communities. Clear recommendations and upfront pricing before work begins.
Tell us what you need and we'll follow up quickly. Need urgent help? Call now.
“Wow, what a wonderful and professional electrical business. I had Hugo come over to my home to do some work for me and he was amazing. He was very…”
Fast, licensed electrical services in Raleigh and nearby Triangle communities. From urgent repairs to home upgrades, we'll get the job done safely and right the first time.
We respond fast to restore your power and keep your home safe, day or night.
We diagnose the real problem and fix it fast so your home feels safe again.
Upgrade your panel for more power, modern safety, and lasting peace of mind.
Level 2 EV charger installation for faster, safer, and more convenient charging.
Brighten every room with beautiful, efficient lighting and quiet, dependable fans.
From faulty outlets to tricky wiring issues, we've got your home covered — including circuit breaker repair.
Offices, storefronts and restaurants across the Triangle get one licensed crew for circuit runs, panel changes, LED retrofits and repair calls, permitted with whichever town or county inspects the site. We start with a free visit, then a written price set to your hours.
Electric All Pro is a licensed Raleigh electrician serving homeowners across the city and surrounding Triangle communities. Since 2018, we’ve provided residential and emergency electrical services with a detail-focused, service-first approach.
Electric All Pro was built on 20+ years of hands-on experience — starting in new construction in 2005 and commercial electrical work — but the real passion has always been working directly with homeowners.
Listening, explaining, and delivering results that truly matter inside your home. Those 20+ years of hands-on experience taught us how homes should be treated — with care, patience, and respect. That's the standard we bring to every job.
We tell you what we found and every way to fix it, plainly.
Nothing starts until you approve the price.
We protect your floors and clean up before we go.
Every job is wired to code and inspected wherever required.
I started Electric All Pro in 2018 after more than 20 years in the electrical trade — working in new construction, commercial, and residential services since 2005. I saw too many homeowners across Raleigh getting vague estimates and inflated prices for simple repairs. My goal is straightforward: honest pricing, clean work, and showing up when I say I will.
Every job is performed under NC License L.32531 with full general liability coverage. You get documentation, not promises.
You'll receive a clear price before any work begins. No hourly ambiguity, no add-ons at the end — what we quote is what you pay.
Electrical work runs in the family. I learned from my father, who had over 40 years in the trade. That means every install is done the right way, the first time.

Anything past a like-for-like swap needs a permit and an inspection.
Which office issues it depends on your address, and we work with each one.
Same three steps, whichever office has your address.
Raleigh permits inside its city limits;
many towns run their own office, and
counties cover the rest.
We submit the application the way that
office requires, pay the permit fee
and start once it is issued.
A city, town or county inspector then
checks the work, usually at rough-in
and again at the final.
Whichever office covers your address, we fill out the application, pay the permit fee, book each inspection and keep you posted until it passes.
From our Raleigh base we also serve 15 towns in Wake, Durham, Johnston and Franklin counties,
with the same licensed crew, a price before the work and the permit filed wherever it is due.
27601, 27608, 27609, 27617
Our home base, from pre-war
houses inside the Beltline to
Brier Creek homes built from
2001 on.
27701, 27705, 27707, 27713
Mill-era West Durham to Hope
Valley. Inside the city, Duke
Energy Carolinas supplies
the power.
27511, 27513, 27518, 27519
1960s MacGregor Downs to
newer Amberly homes. Most
Cary homes buy power from
Duke Energy Progress.
Apex, Benson, Cary, Clayton, Durham, Fuquay-Varina, Garner, Holly Springs, Knightdale, Morrisville,
Rolesville, Wake Forest, Wendell, Youngsville, and Zebulon.
Raleigh's houses span more than a century, so the work changes from one neighborhood
to the next. Five of them have their own pages; start with yours.
Ranches from the sixties and
seventies near Six Forks Road.
Older homes, shops and
offices inside the Beltline.
Pre-war homes, often
on 60 or 100 amps.
Built from 2001 on, with
capacity to spare.
North Raleigh homes; we check
the panel before any new load.
From historic downtowns to brand-new subdivisions, homes across the Triangle were wired in very different decades. Here are the situations we see most often and how we help.
Older wiring in small-town downtowns
Older houses around the historic downtowns of Apex and Wake Forest often still run on original wiring and small services that need evaluations, grounding and more capacity.
Aging panels and busy circuits
Brick split-levels and ranches from the Triangle’s suburban boom of the 1970s through the 1990s often have aging panels, and today’s kitchens, offices and chargers can outgrow them.
New wiring, new demands
Homes built in the last twenty years usually have room in the panel but few spare circuits, so EV chargers, garage shops, hot tubs and outdoor kitchens each need a new line.
Three ways a job starts, and what each one costs before any work begins.
Planning a panel, a charger or new lighting? You get the price in a free written estimate, settled before anything begins.
See common pricing
When something fails and the cause is unclear, a flat $89 diagnostic finds it and prices the fix. That $89 typically goes toward the repair.
Learn about service visits
Sparks, a burning smell or no power? Emergency calls are answered 24/7, priced upfront and handled fast and safely.
Emergency service detailsElectrical emergencies do not wait for business hours — and neither do we. Electric All Pro provides 24/7 emergency electrical service for homes and businesses across Raleigh and the Triangle, including sudden power failures, tripped breakers that will not reset, and wiring issues that create immediate safety risks.
When you call, you reach a real person. Our Raleigh emergency electrician responds fast, explains what is wrong, and works to restore safe power as quickly as possible — with clear communication from the first call through completion.
Learn more about our emergency electrician service in Raleigh.Available now. Call or schedule online — we respond to electrical emergencies across Raleigh and the Triangle 24/7.

Homeowners across Raleigh and the Triangle trust our electrical services for reliable results and honest work.
“⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I want to leave an honest review because my experience with Hugo was ultimately positive, although it wasn't without some frustration along the way. I originally called because I had two breakers that repeatedly kept tripping. On the first visit, Hugo replaced both breakers and I paid approximately $360. Unfortunately, shortly after he left, the breakers started tripping again, so the original $360 repair did not solve the actual problem. I was disappointed and concerned because I knew something else had to be wrong, and with an electrical issue I was obviously worried about safety. I contacted Hugo again and explained my concerns. To his credit, he did not walk away from the problem. He came back to the house and spent additional time trying to determine what was causing the breakers to trip, even though the cause wasn't immediately apparent. Before his next scheduled visit, I happened to discover the problem myself. I raise African Grey parrots, and one of them had managed to chew through part of a wall and severely damage several electrical wires. The amount of damage was shocking, with exposed wiring that could have caused a very serious situation. Once we knew where the problem was, Hugo came back and repaired the damaged wiring and got everything taken care of. I paid an additional $480+ for that work. I'm giving Hugo five stars because I believe it's important to judge the entire experience, not just one part of it. He was personable, professional, and most importantly, he came back and followed through until the actual problem was repaired. I appreciate that. My one disappointment was the initial $360 spent replacing two breakers that ultimately were not the cause of the problem and did not stop them from tripping. I wish the underlying circuit problem had been investigated further before replacing the breakers. That said, electrical problems can sometimes be difficult to track down—especially when the actual cause turns out to be something as unusual”
“I called about a fairly small issue, and honestly, I expected to wait and pay a ton to get it fixed. Yet, he did all the trouble-shooting via phone call and texts before even coming out. The licensed electrician understood the problem quickly and explained the repair clearly while staying incredibly friendly throughout the entire call. Easy and clear communication and the problem was solved without him ever asking for any money. He was so incredibly helpful that I can't recommend enough this service. I will call anytime I need an electrician in Raleigh !”
“Hugo was great to work with. Good communication, he installed and upgraded new panels with no issues at all. I highly recommend him!”
Four steps we follow on every job, in every Triangle town.
Call from anywhere in the Triangle and describe the problem or the project you have in mind. A person answers, not a recording, at any hour.
Planned work is quoted free and in writing. If something stopped working for no clear reason, an $89 diagnostic tracks down the cause.
When a permit is required, we file it with the city, town or county office for your address, then do the approved job to code.
Once the inspector signs off, we walk you through what we changed, anything else we noticed along the way and what it means for your home.
Electrical tips, safety guides, and project updates for North Carolina homeowners.

Frequent breaker trips, flickering lights, and a panel older than 25 years are all signs your home's electrical capacity may no longer meet modern demand.

Turn the breaker fully OFF first, then firmly flip it back ON. If it trips again, stop — you have a bigger problem. Here is the full step-by-step guide.

Installing a home EV charger involves more than plugging in a unit. We walk through the site assessment, permit process, panel load check, and what a proper installation looks like.
Common questions from homeowners about pricing, response time, licensing, and what to expect before we arrive.
Speak directly with a licensed electrician in North Carolina — no call centers.
Yes. We are fully licensed by the NC State Board of Examiners of Electrical Contractors and carry $1M per occurrence / $2M aggregate general liability insurance for your protection. Every job is completed to code and inspected.
We provide the full range of residential and commercial electrical services across the Triangle, including panel upgrades, EV charger installations, whole-house rewiring, lighting & ceiling fan installation, surge protection, portable generator inlets & interlocks, outlet & switch repairs, and 24/7 emergency service.
Emergency calls are answered 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Arrival times depend on location, current call volume, and the nature of the electrical problem.
We serve Raleigh and 15 nearby towns across Wake, Durham, Johnston and Franklin counties: Apex, Benson, Cary, Clayton, Durham, Fuquay-Varina, Garner, Holly Springs, Knightdale, Morrisville, Rolesville, Wake Forest, Wendell, Youngsville and Zebulon.
Same-day service is for emergencies: emergency calls are answered 24/7, and we will give you the clearest available arrival window when you call. Other work is scheduled for the next available appointment.
Yes. We provide written, flat-rate estimates before any work begins — no hourly surprises, no fees added after the fact. If the scope of work changes mid-project, we communicate that clearly and get your approval first.
Get a fast, flat-rate quote from North Carolina's most-trusted local electrician. We answer every call — even at 2am.