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Chelsea Electrician

Licensed electrical work for Chelsea rowhouses, loft and condo buildings, prewar co-ops, and the galleries and shops of West Chelsea.

Chelsea mixes 19th-century rowhouses in the Chelsea Historic District with converted industrial lofts, newer condo buildings along the High Line, and a dense gallery and retail district. NGM Electric has completed 32 projects in Chelsea and more than 80 within a mile of it.

Lofts and older rowhouses often need more capacity than their original electrical services provide, while galleries and shops need flexible lighting and power. We file DOB permits under our license, coordinate with building management and Con Edison, and keep occupied spaces clean while we work.

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Licensed, insured, and based in Brooklyn since 2011.

Phone
(718) 304-5045

Office
222 Lorraine Street, Brooklyn, NY 11231

Service area
Chelsea and West Chelsea, from 14th to 34th Street

License
NYC DOB Licensed Electrical Firm #4876

Track record
32 completed projects in Chelsea →

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

Common projects

Electrical work we do in Chelsea

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

Service upgrades

More capacity for rowhouse renovations, loft conversions and new HVAC, with the Con Edison work coordinated for you.

Service upgrades →

Panel replacement

Replacing outdated and overloaded panels with labeled, code-compliant panels and surge protection.

Panel replacement →

Loft and rowhouse rewiring

New circuits for open-plan lofts and full rewiring of older rowhouses, routed to protect finishes.

Wiring replacement →

Repairs and service calls

Outages, tripping breakers and dead circuits diagnosed and fixed at published hourly rates.

Service calls →

Gallery, retail and office lighting

Track lighting, LED retrofits and controls for galleries, showrooms, offices and building common areas.

Commercial and lighting →

EV charging

Level 2 chargers for condo garages and parking, sized to the building's capacity.

EV charger installation →

The neighborhood

Homes and buildings in Chelsea

From Greek Revival and Italianate rowhouses to converted warehouses and new condo towers, Chelsea's buildings span almost two centuries of electrical systems.

Rowhouses in the Chelsea Historic District
Loft conversions and condo buildings near the High Line
Prewar co-ops and rental buildings
Galleries, showrooms and ground-floor retail

Before work starts

Permits, landmarks, and building rules

Interior electrical work in a landmarked Chelsea rowhouse usually needs only a DOB electrical permit, while exterior changes may need Landmarks Preservation Commission approval. Condo and co-op buildings typically require an alteration agreement and insurance certificate first.

DOB electrical permit and final inspection filed by us
Certificates of insurance sent to building management
Con Edison applications started early for upgrades
Commercial work scheduled around business hours

Our work nearby

Projects completed in and around Chelsea

We have completed 32 projects in Chelsea and 83 within a mile of the neighborhood. Dots show approximate locations.

32completed projects in Chelsea

Nearby neighborhoods we've worked in

West Village 15
Greenwich Village 13
Flatiron District 8
Midtown West 4
Gramercy 4
Kips Bay 3

See all 1,116 projects on the map →

FAQ

Chelsea electrical questions

Can you add circuits to my Chelsea loft?

Usually. We check the panel and the feeder to your unit, then add circuits for kitchens, HVAC or workspaces, or upgrade the panel if it is full.

Do you work in galleries and showrooms?

Yes. We install and rewire track and display lighting, add power for installations and equipment, and can work outside opening hours.

Do you handle the permits?

Yes. We file the electrical permit with the NYC Department of Buildings under our license, #4876, schedule the inspection, and coordinate any Con Edison work the job needs.

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.

★★★★★

“Mike was honest and reminded me about fixtures having to be UL listed for my building which literally delayed me hiring him. Then George comes on the appointment date and does a great job. He was courteous, friendly and didn't leave a mess. Price was the best of 3 bids I received. All around satisfaction.”

Peter Z. · Google review · Rated 5.0 from 21 Google reviews

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