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Upper East Side Electrician

Electrical work for Upper East Side prewar co-ops, condos, and townhouses, with board paperwork handled.

The Upper East Side is home to many of the city's grand prewar co-ops along Fifth, Madison, and Park Avenue, and to rows of townhouses on the side streets. Electrical work in these buildings means working within strict building rules, inside finished and often occupied homes.

NGM Electric prepares the paperwork boards and managing agents ask for, follows each building's work hours, and protects floors and finishes while we work. From a single panel replacement to a full apartment renovation, we keep the job clean and on schedule.

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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
Upper East Side and nearby neighborhoods

License
NYC DOB Licensed Electrical Firm #4876

Track record
76 completed projects on the Upper East Side →

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

Common projects

Electrical work we do in Upper East Side

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

Co-op panel replacement

Replacing outdated apartment panels and adding circuits, within the building's available capacity.

Panel replacement →

Apartment renovations

Rewiring during kitchen, bath, and full apartment renovations, coordinated with your GC and architect.

Wiring replacement →

Townhouse service upgrades

Larger service for townhouse renovations, elevators, central air, and heat pumps.

Service upgrades →

Lighting

Recessed, decorative, and lighting control installs in apartments, plus lobby and common-area lighting.

Commercial and lighting →

EV charging

Level 2 chargers for building garages and townhouses with parking.

EV charger installation →

Service calls

Repairs and troubleshooting with upfront hourly pricing.

Service calls →

The neighborhood

Homes and buildings on the Upper East Side

The neighborhood ranges from large prewar co-ops and postwar towers to single-family and multi-family townhouses, many inside historic districts.

Prewar co-ops on Fifth, Madison, and Park
Postwar condo and rental towers
Townhouses on the side streets
Ground-floor retail along Madison and Lexington

Before work starts

Board approvals and building rules

Co-op and condo work usually requires an alteration agreement, plans for board review, certificates of insurance naming the building, and work during set weekday hours. Some buildings limit renovations to certain months. Every job also needs a DOB electrical permit filed by a licensed electrician.

Insurance certificates prepared for managing agents
Documents for alteration agreements
Work during the building's approved hours
DOB electrical permits and inspections

Our work nearby

Projects completed in and around the Upper East Side

We have completed 76 projects on the Upper East Side, plus 53 on the Upper West Side and 13 in Midtown East. Dots show approximate locations.

76completed projects on the Upper East Side

Nearby neighborhoods we've worked in

Upper West Side 53
Midtown East 13
Midtown West 4
Spanish Harlem 1

See all 1,116 projects on the map →

FAQ

Upper East Side electrical questions

What will my co-op board need from an electrician?

Usually a license, a certificate of insurance naming the building and managing agent, and the scope of work. Larger renovations may require drawings and an alteration agreement. We prepare our part of the package.

Can I add circuits in a prewar co-op?

Often yes, but each apartment has a limited amount of capacity from the building. We check what is available before planning new circuits.

Do you work on townhouses?

Yes. We handle service upgrades, rewiring, and lighting for single-family and multi-family townhouses.

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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