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Carroll Gardens Electrician

Your neighborhood electrician. NGM Electric is based on Lorraine Street, just minutes from Carroll Gardens.

Carroll Gardens is known for its brownstone rowhouses set behind deep front gardens, a layout that dates back to an 1846 street survey. Many of these homes are well over a century old and have been renovated more than once, which often leaves behind small electrical services, crowded panels, and a patchwork of old and new wiring.

Because our shop is right in the 11231 ZIP code, we can get to Carroll Gardens quickly for service calls and keep larger projects on schedule. We file DOB permits, coordinate Con Edison, and leave every room clean.

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Licensed, insured, and based in Brooklyn since 2011.

Phone
(855) 255-9121

Office
222 Lorraine Street, Brooklyn, NY 11231

Service area
Carroll Gardens and nearby neighborhoods

License
NYC DOB Licensed Electrical Firm #4876

Track record
19 completed projects within a mile of Carroll Gardens →

Pricing
Service calls $295 first hour, $110 each additional hour

Common projects

Electrical work we do in Carroll Gardens

From a single repair to a full renovation, every job is permitted, inspected, and finished clean.

Fast local service calls

Our Red Hook shop is minutes away, so outages, tripping breakers, and other urgent problems get a quick response.

Service calls →

Brownstone service upgrades

Upgrading older 60 and 100 amp services for renovations, central air, heat pumps, and electric cooking.

Service upgrades →

Panel replacement

Swapping fuse boxes and outdated panels for labeled, code-compliant panels with surge protection.

Panel replacement →

Rewiring

Replacing knob-and-tube and early wiring in brownstones and multi-family houses, room by room or all at once.

Wiring replacement →

Court and Smith Street businesses

Lighting, circuits, and repairs for the restaurants, cafes, and shops along Court Street and Smith Street.

Commercial and lighting →

EV charging

Level 2 chargers for homes with parking and for small multifamily buildings.

EV charger installation →

The neighborhood

Homes and buildings in Carroll Gardens

Most of the neighborhood is two to four family brownstone and brick rowhouses, with some newer condo buildings and a busy commercial strip along Court and Smith. Many owners live in one unit and rent the others, so separate meters and panels matter.

Brownstone rowhouses with deep front gardens
Two to four family houses with separate apartments
Newer condo buildings
Restaurants and shops on Court and Smith Street

Before work starts

Permits and building rules

Electrical work in New York City needs a DOB permit filed by a licensed electrician, and multi-family houses often need separate meters and panels for each apartment. Part of the neighborhood is within the Carroll Gardens Historic District, where exterior changes may also need landmark approval.

DOB electrical permit and final inspection
Separate meters and panels for rental units
Con Edison applications for new or upgraded service
Landmark rules checked for exterior work

Our work nearby

Projects completed in and around Carroll Gardens

We have completed 19 projects within a mile of Carroll Gardens, across the surrounding neighborhoods. Dots show approximate locations.

19completed projects within a mile of Carroll Gardens

Nearby neighborhoods we've worked in

Brooklyn Heights 12
Park Slope 9
Boerum Hill 6
Fort Greene 4
Gowanus 4
Columbia Street Waterfront District 2

See all 1,116 projects on the map →

FAQ

Carroll Gardens electrical questions

How quickly can you get to Carroll Gardens?

Our shop is at 222 Lorraine Street in Red Hook, in the same 11231 ZIP code, so we are close by. Call (855) 255-9121 for current availability.

Can you separate the meters in my multi-family house?

Yes. We can install separate meters and panels for each apartment, file the permits, and coordinate with Con Edison.

Do I need to upgrade my service to add central air or a heat pump?

Often, yes, especially in older houses with 60 or 100 amp service. We can check your current service and tell you what it can support.

What does a service call cost?

Service calls are $295 for the first hour of diagnosis or repair and $110 for each additional hour. Emergency service is $450 for the first hour.

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“Mike was exceptional! Highly recommend. Early, knowledgeable, professional, fast and honest. Would recommend to anyone looking for high quality service at a fair honest price.”

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