Clayton, NC
27520, 27527
Clayton Public Power dates
to 1913. Johnston County
permits homes outside town
limits and the ETJ.
Benson homes on town power, Duke Energy or South River EMC get licensed repairs, panel work, EV chargers and lighting, with the town zoning step and the Johnston County permit filed for you, plus emergency calls answered 24/7, nights included.
Tell us the trouble and where you are in Benson; a reply comes quickly. Urgent? Call now.
“I was recently looking for an electrician in Raleigh and I came across Electric All PRO. I availed their FREE Electrical Inspection, and it was quite…”
Electrical work for every Benson street, from Triple-A cottages on West Main to the new homes of Benson Village. Repairs and upgrades, with the town zoning and county permit done.
Any hour, we restore power. Street out on town power? Call Benson Electric.
Triple-A houses got power after they were built, so we trace each old run.
Older Benson panels meet today's loads, so we run a full load calculation first.
Benson Village houses are new, yet each charger is sized to the service it has.
Lights and ceiling fans for Benson rooms, routed around old framing or new drywall.
Century-old porches hide old splices and ungrounded outlets in Benson.
Benson businesses, from the brick blocks on Main Street outward, can book our licensed crew for new circuits, panel work, lighting and repairs, with town zoning and the county permit filed. Each starts with a free visit and a written price, timed to your hours.
Electric All Pro holds NC license L.32531 and has worked across Benson since 2018, from Triple-A houses on West Main to the new homes of Benson Village, taking on repairs, panel work, car chargers and lighting.
Hugo Balbuena's work since 2005 spans new houses and commercial buildings. Electric All Pro was his way to talk with homeowners directly: he asks questions first, tells you plainly what he sees, and then repairs what your house needs most.
In Benson that means Benson Electric's town crews, a zoning permit before the county one, and Triple-A house wiring.
We spell out what we found and what each choice means.
The price is yours to approve first.
Porches, floors and trim protected, and a clean exit.
Work done to code for Johnston County's electrical inspection.
Back in 2018 I launched Electric All Pro, after wiring new houses, shops and older homes from 2005 on. Homeowners kept getting fuzzy quotes and padded bills for small repairs. Benson families, from West Main and the Church streets to the new homes of Benson Village, get it plain from me: a price in writing, a clean workspace, and arriving exactly when I promised.
All Benson work bears NC License L.32531, all backed by $1M/$2M liability insurance. Every permit comes with its paperwork.
We price planned work free, on paper, before it starts. An unexplained problem begins at an $89 diagnostic. Your final bill matches that quote.
My father worked the trade for more than 40 years and taught me. Benson's Triple-A houses, wired long after they went up, reward that care: each install done once.

Benson work needs a town zoning permit before the county electrical permit.
We file both and book the inspector, so nothing waits on paperwork.
Town zoning first, then Johnston County's permit.
Benson's Residential Zoning Permit
covers new homes, additions,
renovations and trade work.
No online portal: simple permits are
emailed, others go to 309 East
Market Street in Smithfield.
Call in the first inspection within
six months, or the permit expires.
We schedule every visit.
For permitted jobs, we get town zoning, send the county application, pay fees, book inspections and line up any meter reconnection.
From Benson we also serve nearby towns in Johnston and southern Wake County, with one
licensed crew, written prices and every local permit office handled for you.
27520, 27527
Clayton Public Power dates
to 1913. Johnston County
permits homes outside town
limits and the ETJ.
27529
Downtown, Forest Hills and
Aversboro. Garner runs its
own inspections through
SmartGov.
27526
Fuquay Springs and South Lakes.
The town's own Inspections
Department issues permits
through ePermits.
Apex, Benson, Cary, Clayton, Durham, Fuquay-Varina, Garner, Holly Springs, Knightdale, Morrisville,
Rolesville, Wake Forest, Wendell, Youngsville, and Zebulon.
We work on every Benson street in 27504, from the brick blocks rebuilt on Main
Street after 1903 to the new houses going up in Benson Village.
Brick blocks raised after the
downtown fires of 1902 and 1903.
Triple-A cottages and the
1925 Canaday house.
Large bungalows among
the Triple-A houses.
Triple-A houses with
full-width porches.
165 True Homes houses planned
near downtown, with a pool.
Benson grew from Mim Benson's 1874 farm tract into a railroad town with brick Main Street blocks, frame Triple-A houses and a new subdivision. Each kind of building asks for different electrical work.
Old frame houses, wiring added later
One-story frame Triple-A houses with full-width porches line West Main, the Church streets and East Hill. Power reached them after they were built, so we trace each circuit first.
Rebuilt in brick between 1903 and 1925
After three fires in 1902 and 1903, Main Street was rebuilt in brick. A century of tenants and changes later, we review the service and equipment, then size the work to how each building is actually used now.
Ranch and two-story plans built by True Homes
Benson Village is planned for 165 homes near downtown. The houses are brand new, but a car charger, a garage freezer or outdoor power still must be checked against the service.
What each kind of visit costs in Benson, settled before we begin.
Planned installs and upgrades, from a Triple-A cottage to a Benson Village home, receive a free written estimate you approve.
See common pricing
When something quits, our flat $89 diagnostic pins down the reason, the remedy and the price first, typically applied to the repair.
Learn about service visits
Electrical emergencies get an answer around the clock, 24/7, with prices quoted upfront and quick help at your door.
Emergency service detailsBreakers that keep tripping, or no lights at night: Benson homes get emergency electrical help 24/7, weekends and holidays too. On town power with the whole street out? Call Benson Electric at (919) 894-3553, ext. 220. Duke and South River EMC serve some addresses. Only your house dark? Call us.
Smoke, a hot smell or live wires out in the open? Stay well back, and dial 911 if there are flames. Next, phone our electrician in Benson: someone from our crew answers and works the problem until your house is safe again.
Learn how our 24/7 emergency calls work for Benson.Up and answering. Call or book online. We hold same-day slots in Benson for emergencies alone.

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“Hugo and his team did the wiring for our addition. They did a fabulous job. They were timely and professional, great with the inspections, and reasonably priced. We really enjoyed working with Hugo”
“They were not only polite but very swift with their service. I had an outstanding experience with them as they know about what they are doing. I must say that they did an excellent job.”
“We bought a new ceiling fan to install in our bedroom, and therefore, we were looking for an electrician in garner. But they were charging me too much 350 plus taxes for installing three ceiling fans. So I canceled the appointment then I find Electrical All PRO in google places. I hired them for my ceiling fan installations. I gave them a call and enquired about their rates. I couldn’t believe that they were charging so less. It took me only $225 to install my three ceiling fans. It’s almost half the price of what others were charging me. I am confident that I am going to hire Electric All PRO again.”
Every Benson job follows four steps, from the call to inspection.
Tell us what failed or what you would like added to your Benson house. A member of our team answers, at any hour of the day or night.
Planned jobs get a written price at no cost. When the cause of a fault is unclear, the $89 diagnostic comes first, and we test until it turns up.
We get the town's zoning permit first, then the Johnston County electrical permit, and complete the approved work to code.
Johnston County inspects the work; the first inspection is called in within six months. If a meter was pulled, Benson's own crews reconnect it.
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What Benson owners ask most: old Triple-A wiring, car chargers, the zoning-then-county permit and Benson Electric outages.
You speak with your job's licensed electrician, never an answering service.
Yes. We are licensed as NC License L.32531. General liability coverage: $1M per occurrence / $2M aggregate. Permitted Benson jobs get town zoning first and a Johnston County inspection, which leaves a public record.
Seldom in one go. These frame houses from about 1900 to 1930 were wired after they were built, and many hands have added to it since. We map what each circuit serves, check the grounding and look at the size of the service, then repair what the findings call for, priced in writing before we start.
Usually. The answer turns on the charger's amperage, the service size and the load already in use; a load calculation tells us.
Every one: Main Street, West Main, West and East Church, East Hill and Benson Village, and close-by Clayton, Garner and Fuquay-Varina, every one served by our licensed crew.
Yes, wiring that is installed, extended or altered needs one; swapping a fixture or switch like for like does not. In Benson the town's Residential Zoning Permit comes first, then Johnston County issues the electrical permit and inspects. The county has no online portal, so we deliver the paperwork and book each inspection for you.
On town power and the whole street is dark? Call Benson Electric at (919) 894-3553, extension 220; its on-call crews work around the clock. Some Benson addresses are on Duke Energy or South River EMC, so check your bill. Neighbors still lit? Then call us, 24/7.
Send your Benson address, your power company and what you need, and we'll name the right visit. We pick up at any hour.