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Jackson Heights Electrician

Licensed electrical work for Jackson Heights garden co-ops, prewar apartment buildings, attached houses and shops.

Jackson Heights is known for its garden apartment buildings from the 1910s and 1920s, many of them co-ops inside the Jackson Heights Historic District. NGM Electric has completed 7 projects in Jackson Heights and more than a dozen within a mile of it.

Apartments in these buildings were wired for far less than today's kitchens and air conditioning, so owners often need service upgrades, new panels and added circuits. We file the DOB permit under our license, work with co-op boards and managing agents, and coordinate any Con Edison work.

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Licensed, insured, and based in Brooklyn since 2011.

Office
222 Lorraine Street, Brooklyn, NY 11231
Service area
Jackson Heights, Elmhurst, Woodside and Sunnyside
License
NYC DOB Licensed Electrical Firm #4876
Pricing
Service calls $295 first hour, $110 each additional hour
Common projects

Electrical work we do in Jackson Heights

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

Co-op service upgrades

More capacity for apartments and buildings, handled with the board, managing agent and Con Edison.

Service upgrades →

Panel replacement

Fuse boxes, Federal Pacific and Zinsco panels and full panels replaced with code-compliant panels.

Panel replacement →

Apartment rewiring

Full or partial rewiring of prewar apartments during renovations, routed to protect plaster and finishes.

Wiring replacement →

Repairs and service calls

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

Service calls →

Storefront electrical

Power and lighting for shops and restaurants along the neighborhood's commercial streets.

Commercial electrical →

EV charging

Level 2 chargers for houses and building parking, sized to the available capacity.

EV charger installation →
The neighborhood

Homes and buildings in Jackson Heights

Jackson Heights was built as a planned garden-apartment community, with co-op buildings arranged around private interior gardens, alongside attached houses and busy commercial streets.

  • Garden apartment co-ops in the historic district
  • Prewar apartment and walk-up buildings
  • Attached and semi-detached houses
  • Shops and restaurants on the commercial streets
Before work starts

Permits, landmarks, and building rules

Electrical work needs a DOB electrical permit and inspection, which we file under our license. Interior work in the Jackson Heights Historic District usually needs only that permit, while exterior changes may need Landmarks Preservation Commission approval. Co-op buildings usually require an alteration agreement and insurance certificate first.

  • DOB electrical permit and final inspection filed by us
  • Exterior changes planned with landmarks rules in mind
  • Certificates of insurance sent to the managing agent
  • Con Edison applications started early for upgrades
Our work nearby

Projects completed in and around Jackson Heights

We have completed 7 projects in Jackson Heights and 13 within a mile, across the surrounding neighborhoods. Dots show approximate locations.

13completed projects within a mile of Jackson Heights

Nearby neighborhoods we've worked in

See all 1,116 projects on the map →

FAQ

Jackson Heights electrical questions

Can my Jackson Heights co-op apartment get more power?

Often, yes. We check the feeder to your apartment and the building's service, then upgrade the apartment panel and feeder or plan a building upgrade with the board and Con Edison.

Do you work with co-op boards and managing agents?

Yes. We provide insurance certificates, follow alteration agreements and building work hours, and coordinate access to meter rooms and risers.

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.

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