Contact an Electrician in Detroit, MI

Call for anything urgent. For a planned job, a text with a photo of the open panel gets you a price range without a string of questions.

How do you reach Detroit Electrician Pros?

Direct answer: Call or text the Detroit Electrician Pros number shown at the top of this page. There is no office to visit and no form to fill in. Call for urgent problems such as lost power, a hot panel or a burning smell. Text for planned work such as a panel upgrade, a generator or an EV charger, and attach photos.

Serving Detroit, Wayne County, MI and surrounding areas. Fire, smoke or a wire on the ground is a 911 call first. Downed lines and neighborhood outages go to DTE Energy.

What should you send when you text an electrician for a quote?

Direct answer: Send four things: a photo of the electrical panel with the door open, a photo of the meter and the mast from outside, a sentence on what is wrong or what you want added, and your neighborhood. For a generator or EV charger, add where the unit or the car will sit.
  • Emergency or repair. What stopped working, when, and whether a breaker tripped. Say if anything is hot or smells.
  • Panel upgrade. The number on the main breaker or fuse block, and what you plan to add.
  • Generator. A photo of the side and rear of the house, the gas meter, and the electric meter.
  • EV charger. The car, where it parks, and a rough distance from the panel to that spot.
  • Commercial. The type of business, the panel label showing volts and phase, and the equipment list if you have one.

The panel label is usually a paper sticker inside the door. If it is missing or unreadable, a clear photo of the whole panel is enough.

Which areas do you cover?

Direct answer: Service covers the City of Detroit, including Downtown, Midtown, Corktown, Southwest Detroit, Boston-Edison, the University District, Rosedale Park, Indian Village and East English Village, along with Hamtramck and Highland Park. Work is done at houses, two-flats, apartment buildings, storefronts and commercial buildings.

Just past the city line? Call and ask. Service details are on the Detroit electrician home page and in the electrician FAQ.

Need an electrician in Detroit?

(313) 217-3165

Say what is wrong, what part of the city you are in, and whether the power is on. You get a price range by phone before anyone is sent. Prefer not to talk? Text a photo of the panel or the problem.

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