- (623) 363-9138
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- Monday-Friday 6:00am-6:00pm
- (623) 363-9138
- info@jrelectricalservices.net
- Monday-Friday 6:00am-6:00pm
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We are both licensed and insured as an electrical contractor in the state of Arizona. Our contractor license is ROC#332269. You can view our Specialty Dual CR-11 Electrical Contractor License here.
We service all of the Phoenix Metro Area, including but not limited to the following cities. You can see a map of our service area here.
Cities We Serve
Arcadia, Anthem, Buckeye, Carefree, Cave Creek, Chandler, El Mirage, Fountain Hills, Gilbert, Glendale, Goodyear, Guadalupe, Litchfield Park, Mesa, Paradise Valley, Peoria, Phoenix, Scottsdale, Sun City, Sun City West, Surprise, Tempe, Tolleson
This depends on the scope of work and availability. Please call to check out availability and we'll do our best to accommodate.
For your convenience, we accept all card types, check, cash, and Zelle.
All residential pricing is quoted before work begins to ensure full transparency without surprises. Final pricing is site specific and may vary due to attic access, wall type, trenching, permit needs, and material.
We stand behind our work with a 2-year labor warranty and 1-year parts warranty on materials we provide. For customer-supplied materials, we offer a 90-day workmanship warranty.
Yes. Our electricians are background-checked.
Absolutely. We're proud to be a small, family-owned business with over one hundred 5-star Google reviews.
Just Right Electric opened its doors in 2021 and our owner Jay has been in the electrical contracting business for over a decade. Learn more about our electricians and how we got started here.
Absolutely. Many of our 5-star Google reviews mention how happy our customers are that our electricians leave homes and businesses looking even better than when we arrived. We’re proud to treat your property like it’s our own.
We offer everything from under-cabinet lighting and LED dimmers to smart lighting systems like Lutron HomeWorks, outdoor lighting, motion sensors, and more. Lighting is our first love when it comes to electrical work. Whether you’re upgrading your kitchen lights or want to automate your home’s lighting, we can help.
Yes! We specialize in smart home automation and we're certified Lutron installers that can be controlled from your smartphone or tablet. We’ll help design and install a setup that’s easy to use and fits your lifestyle.
Absolutely. We install modern dimmer switches, including LED-compatible dimmers that let you adjust brightness and create different lighting scenes.
Yes, we install outdoor and landscape lighting, including motion-sensor lights, pathway lights, porch lights, and custom LED setups - everything you need to make your home the envy of the neighborhood for outdoor entertainment.
We do! Ask us about permanent holiday lighting systems you can control with your phone, perfect for year-round use or seasonal celebrations.
You bet! We install all types of fixtures, including chandeliers, pendant lights, flush mount ceiling lights, and more. If you’ve already purchased a fixture, we’ll handle the installation. Check out our gallery for some massive chandelier installations we've done around Phoenix and Scottsdale.
Not always, but if your electrical panel is outdated or overloaded, we’ll let you know and can bundle a panel upgrade and any other services you might need with your lighting project.
We know everyone hates this answer, but costs really do vary based on the project size, type of lighting, and your home's electrical setup. We offer transparent pricing and bundle discounts if you need multiple upgrades at once.
If there is proper wiring and a proper fan box already installed from an existing ceiling fan, we charge $250 to remove and replace a ceiling fan in a room with 10 foot ceilings. Higher ceilings may require slightly higher price, as we require additional equipment.
If you are looking for a brand new fan in a room that's never had a ceiling fan, pricing starts around $600. We would need to provide an estimate for more exact pricing as there are several factors that contribute to the cost, such as ceiling height, age of the home, wiring requirements, etc...
Don't worry, we'll always give you a quote before starting any work and if you need any upgrades, we're happy to provide bundle pricing.
We know everyone hates this answer, but the truth is it depends. If the fan is damaged internally, it may be more cost-effective to replace the fan altogether. We're happy to perform an inspection and diagnose if the wobble is fixable or not.
Absolutely. We're experts at knowing which type of ceiling fan is best suited for the size of your room, the ceiling height, and the wiring in your home.
The main differences between indoor and outdoor ceiling fans are in the design, construction materials, and durability to withstand varying environmental conditions. Outdoor fans are rated to withstand more humidity and dampness than indoor fans. Using an indoor fans outdoors could be a safety hazard.
Most smart home systems do require WiFi to setup and install, as well as to function fully with all available features. Wi-Fi enables communication between various smart devices within the home and allows users to control and monitor these devices remotely via smartphones, tablets, or computers. Some features can be accessed using Bluetooth or other bands of communication, but WiFi is the most used and widely available.
Some smart devices, such as some smart light bulbs or thermostats, may function independently without WiFi connectivity, while others, like smart security cameras or voice-controlled assistants, may require WiFi to access their full range of features and capabilities, including remote monitoring and control.
The WiFi speeds needed to enable your smart home depends on several things, such as the number of devices connected to the network, the types of activities, the size of your home, and the quality of your WiFi equipment. To check your WiFi speeds or to run a WiFi speed audit, you can use sites like https://www.speedtest.net.
All you really need is a phone to call the experts at Just Right Electric. We take care of it all from concept to completion! You may be looking for a few more details than that though. The ingredients to a smart home are as follows:
- Smart Home Hub - the hub is the brains behind the whole operation for your smart home. It’s what makes it all work together. An example of this and what we install most often for our customers is the Amazon Alexa.
- Smart Devices - there are all sorts of options for smart devices, things like smart lighting, smart thermostats, smart security and doorbells, smart locks, smart plugs and outlets, smart speakers, and more.
- WiFi network - most smart homes require an internet connection to communicate with you and within their own ecosystem to make things work. In our example, when you use voice-control to tell Alexa to turn on the lights, the Amazon Alexa hub uses WiFI to communicate with the smart lighting system to say, “hey you! turn on now.” Actual phrasing of the computer language may not be 100% accurate.
- Mobile App or Control Interface - this can be from your phone, computer, or tablet. Most smart home systems have their own apps you can download and configure to your own custom settings.
Depending on your smart home hub, a few things could happen, loss of remote control and limited functionality are the most common things to happen when your internet goes out in a smart home.
Some smart home’s allow you to retain local control options, meaning as long as you’re at home and within the four walls of your home, you’ll still be able to turn things on and off. The same goes for automations and routines, they’ll still work locally, but you just can’t make any changes to them. So, if you have your lights setup to turn on at sunset, they’ll still turn on. But if you wanted to change that while the internet was out, you’ll have to wait. Sending and receiving security alerts may not work, but alarm sirens should still function. Lastly, voice-control may not work when the internet is out.
This is one of those questions where the answer is going to depend on several factors. The age of your home and your smart home needs being the two biggest factors. In any case, we'll perform a complete assessment before we begin and will address any panel upgrades or new outlets that may need to be installed, along with your smart home upgrade.
Here are a few other things to consider:
Typically, newer homes built in Phoenix that are around 2500 sq ft have a 200A (200-amp) electrical panel. Older homes that size may have smaller panels because households didn’t have as much electrical equipment when those homes were built, so the electrical demand was less. We tend to upgrade those panels from 100A to 200A.
We recommend that yo have your electrical panel inspected by a licensed electrician every 3-5 years, or sooner if you notice any issues. We offer inspections that include a tune up, tightening up connections, cleaning the panel, and checking for potentials hazards for between $100 - $150.
If your electrician is installing multiple outlets, the price typically ranges from $15-40 per outlet. However, if it's a single outlet swap, it's closer to $250. This includes the minimum service fee and the price of the outlets either being newly installed or replacing an old one, as well as a thorough inspection of your system.
GFCI outlets have two buttons on them, one is a test button and one is reset. If these buttons do not stay pressed in when you push them, the outlet is likely bad.
Of course prices can vary from home to home, but generally speaking you can expect to pay about $25-$30 per linear foot for permanent holiday light installation in the Phoenix, AZ area and surrounding cities. Depending on the size of your home and complexity of the project, this cost could increase.
Most EV drivers prefer a Level 2 charger for home use because it charges faster (about 10-20 miles of range per hour) compared to a Level 1 charger. We can help you choose the best charger based on your needs and vehicle type.
Level 3 Charging Stations (DC Fast Chargers) are best for businesses. They are commonly found at commercial locations (in parking lots), these chargers can provide up to 80% charge in as little as 30 minutes. They require specialized equipment and installation but are ideal for businesses catering to high volumes of EV drivers.
Most homes built in Phoenix, AZ after 1970-80 don't need a panel upgrade. However, if your panel doesn’t have enough capacity for a 240-volt Level 2 charger, an upgrade may be necessary. Don't worry, we’ll take a look at your system during the initial consultation and can take care of any necessary panel upgrades that are needed at a discounted cost with the bundled services.
Occasionally permits are required. We're familiar with the permitting process in Phoenix, Scottsdale, and surrounding areas. If you wish, we're happy to add permit handling to your service order to ensure everything complies with local codes and regulations in your city.
It’s not recommended. EV charger installation involves high-voltage electrical work that can be dangerous if done incorrectly. Hiring a licensed electrician ensures the installation is safe, complies with local codes, and won’t void your charger or vehicle warranty.
We know everyone hates this answer, but it depends. We'll try to answer the best we can though. For EV charger placement that is within 10 feet of your panel, pricing starts around $459 for a 30A level 2 EV charger - $699 for a 60A level 2 EV charger.
These prices are estimates of course and do not include the price of the charger which is typically supplied by your electric vehicle manufacturer. The cost varies based on the type of charger, whether electrical upgrades are needed, and other factors specific to your home. We will always provide an upfront estimate after looking at your setup during a consultation.
Yes, installing an EV charger will likely increase your electric bill, but the amount depends on how often you charge your vehicle and local electricity rates. Charging an electric vehicle (EV) at home is still more cost-effective than fueling a gas-powered car. Here's what to expect:
Overall, while you’ll see an uptick in your electric bill, the savings compared to gas can more than make up for it, especially if you take advantage of off-peak rates or solar energy
Yes, if your electrical system can handle the added load, it’s possible to install multiple chargers. This is common for households with more than one electric vehicle.
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