Electrical Work

Jones Services is the premier provider of electric repair to residential and commercial customers in Hudson Valley. Every electrician we dispatch can handle complicated electrical work or minor wiring jobs. Our electricans are highly trained and will complete their work with integrity. Most importantly, you can be assured of a job well done with quality and safety in mind. Our contractors will arrive for their scheduled appointment on time, will have the necessary supplies or replacement products on hand for your service, installation, testing or repair, and will clean their work area before leaving your location. Your satisfaction is important to us, and unlike other companies, we offer a comprehensive guarantee on all of our services, which include:

Residential Electrical Service

	Appliance Circuits		High-Tech Troubleshooting
	Breakers, Switches & Fuses		Lighting Design & Maintenance
	Ceiling Fan Installation / Maintenance		Hot Tubs and Spas
	Code Corrections		Motors
	Data / Communication		Security & Landscape Lighting
	Dedicated Computer Circuits		Service Panel Upgrades
	Electric Water Heaters		Smoke Detectors
	Electrical Outlet and Circuit Work		Surge Protectors
	Exhaust Fans		Track and Accent Lighting
	Ground Fault Interrupt Circuits		Transformers

Commercial Electrical Service

	1 phase / 3 Phase Circuits		Motors / Motor Controls
	Ballast / Lamp Replacement		Outdoor / Parking Lot Lighting
	Cat 5 Cabling		Priority Dispatching
	Data / Communication Lines		Sign Repair
	Hid Lighting and Control		Specialty Receptacles
	Isolated Computer Circuits		Transformers
	Lighting Controls, Design & Maintenance		Twist Lock Receptacles

Should You Get An Electrical Inspection?

You know that when buying a home, a property inspection is vital. But what about electrical inspections?

We recommend that any home that is over 40 years old be inspected. This is especially important if there has been a change in ownership, major renovation, or major appliances added over 10 years ago. A standard home inspection includes checking for structural defects, as well as plumbing, electrical and mechanical problems. You should always have a property inspected before closing your sale. It saves you from discovering costly surprises after your name is on the deed.

What does your electrical inspection mean? It means that someone has checked for loose-fitting outlets and checked the fuse boxes and circuit breakers. Everything electrical is tested and double-checked.

Why Should You Bother With An Electrical Inspection?

Electricity is a powerful force that leads to another powerful force -- fire. There are more than 165,000 electrical-related home fires in any given year. On average, 900 people lose their lives to these fires each year.

Think about it, when was the last time you checked your electric system? Do you check for frayed or overheated cords? Do you feel your outlets for heat? Do you take care of overloaded circuits? Do you put too high of wattage light bulbs into your lamps?

Ask us how we can inspect your property!