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Licensed Electrician in Montgomery, Alabama
Owner operated electrical contractor handling repairs, panel work and new circuits across Montgomery, with licensed technicians available 24 hours a day.
What · we · do
Electrician Services in Montgomery, AL
Written quotes before any work starts
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Residential Electrician
A residential electrician diagnoses and repairs home wiring, panels, outlets and lighting, and installs new ci… Residential pricing moves with acc.
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Commercial Electrician
A commercial electrician installs and maintains three phase power, dedicated equipment circuits, lighting and … Commercial pricing follows service.
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Electrical Panel Upgrade
A panel upgrade increases your home's service capacity, typically from 100 amps to 200 amps, to support centra… The price moves with amperage, met.
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Electrical Panel Replacement
Panel replacement swaps a failed, unsafe or obsolete load center for a modern panel at the same service capaci… Price follows breaker count, requi.
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House Rewiring
House rewiring replaces deteriorated or hazardous wiring, from cloth and knob and tube to aluminum branch circ… Rewire pricing follows square foot.
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EV Charger Installation
EV charger installation adds a dedicated 240 volt circuit and a Level 2 charging station to your home, sized b… The price follows run length, wall.
Dale Whitfield
Owner & Master Electrician · Since 2011
About the Company
A Licensed, Owner Operated Electrical Contractor in Montgomery
Electrician Montgomery AL is a licensed, owner operated electrical contractor serving Montgomery, Alabama and the surrounding Montgomery County area. The company was founded by Dale Whitfield, Owner and Master Electrician, who was pulling wire in the River Region years before opening the business in 2011. Dale grew up around Montgomery's housing stock, from 1920s Cloverdale bungalows to new construction off Vaughn Road, and built the company on one idea: diagnose first, quote in writing, then do permitted work that passes inspection the first time.
Every job starts with a real diagnosis, not a guess from the driveway. You get a written quote before work begins, the correct permit is pulled through the City of Montgomery Inspections Department when the job requires one, and the installation is done to the current NEC so the rough in and final inspections go smoothly. The person who answers the phone knows the trade, and the person who shows up carries the tools and stock to finish most repairs in one visit.
- The owner is a Master Electrician and is on the job, not in a call center
- Permits pulled and inspections passed on panel changes, rewires and new circuits
- Written quotes before work starts, with the factors that move the price explained
- Trucks stocked for Montgomery's housing: cloth wiring, aluminum branch circuits, obsolete panels
- 24 hour emergency response across Montgomery County
15+
Years serving Montgomery
12
Specialist services
10+
Areas covered
Free
Estimates & advice
How · it · works
What to expect, start to finish
Step 1: Call and Describe the Problem
We ask the questions that matter: age of the home, panel brand, what trips and when, and whether anything smells hot. Emergencies get dispatched immediately, any hour.
Step 2: On Site Diagnosis
We open the panel, test circuits, check for double taps, loose neutrals and overheated lugs, and find the actual cause instead of the symptom.
Step 3: Written Quote and Permitted Work
You approve a written price. If the job needs a permit, we file it with the City of Montgomery Inspections Department before work begins.
Step 4: Final Walkthrough and Inspection
We test every affected circuit with you, label the panel, and meet the city inspector for rough in or final inspection when the job requires it.
Montgomery · Electrician
Why Choose Electrician Montgomery AL
Montgomery has no shortage of people with a ladder and a voltage tester. Here is what actually separates this company.
Open 24 Hours
A burning smell at 2 a.m. gets a licensed electrician on the phone, not an answering service that calls back Monday.
Licensed and Insured
Master electrician license, general liability coverage, and workers comp, so a mistake on a ladder never becomes your problem.
Permitted, Code Compliant Work
Panel changes, rewires and new circuits are permitted through the City of Montgomery Inspections Department and built to pass rough in and final inspection.
Upfront Pricing
Diagnosis first, then a written quote with the amperage, materials and labor spelled out before a single wire is cut.
Montgomery Housing Knowledge
We know which neighborhoods hide cloth wiring, Stab-Lok panels and aluminum branch circuits, and we carry the AlumiConn connectors and parts those jobs need.
Owner on the Job
Dale Whitfield runs calls himself, so the person quoting the work is the person responsible for it.
Testimonials
What Montgomery, AL Customers Say
“The kitchen lights kept flickering every time the fridge compressor kicked on. The electrician traced it to a loose neutral in the 1960s wiring behind the range, tightened the connection at the panel, and replaced the damaged outlet. Lights have been steady since.”
“Our master bathroom GFCI kept tripping during showers. He replaced the outlet, ran a new dedicated 12-gauge line to the panel because the old one was undersized, and tested every other GFCI in the house. No more trips and the shower fan now stays on without issue.”
“After adding a window AC unit the breaker for the guest room kept flipping. He swapped the 15-amp breaker for a 20-amp, added an AFCI protector, and pulled new wire through the attic to the outlet. The unit runs all day now without shutting off.”
Service area
Electrician Near Me — Serving Montgomery, AL
Montgomery · Humid subtropical climate with hot, humid summers.
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