Licensed & insured · NC electrical contractor
Mon–Fri 8AM–5PM · Emergency 24/7
Licensed & insured · NC electrical contractor
Mon–Fri 8AM–5PM · Emergency 24/7
A licensed electrical company Fayetteville NC homeowners and builders call directly. Two owners, both on the tools and both on the phone — which is the whole reason the rest of this page reads the way it does.
Owners, not managers
Services offered
Cities served
Emergency line
When you call our electrical company Fayetteville NC office, one of the two people who own the business answers. That is not a service promise. It is just how a company this size works, and we have chosen to keep it that way.
Boris Elmore and JB Chadwick run this electrical company Fayetteville NC homeowners call between them. Both numbers on this site reach one of us directly — there is no dispatcher, no call center, and no ticket number. Everything about East Point Electric comes down to that: two owners in Fayetteville, NC, answering their own phones.
What that changes in practice: the person who quotes your job is the person who is accountable for it. Scope changes get priced the same day because the person pricing them is on site. And when something needs saying that a salesperson would not say — that the job is smaller than you feared, that a local firm nearer to you would serve you better, that the panel does not actually need replacing — there is nobody in the middle to soften it.
East Point Electric operates as part of East Point Construction, and as an electrical company Fayetteville NC homeowners can verify, holds a North Carolina electrical contractor license with liability and workers’ compensation cover. Certificates are available on request before any work starts.
Not slogans. These are the specific choices our electrical company Fayetteville NC crews make on every job, and you can hold us to all six.
Itemised, so you can compare it line for line against any other electrical company Fayetteville NC quote rather than comparing two totals. Nothing is ordered and nothing starts until you have approved it. Changes get priced the same day, in writing, before the work happens.
Older houses hide things — abandoned circuits, undocumented additions, aluminum wiring behind a modern faceplate. On anything involving capacity that means a load calculation, not a guess from the square footage.
Service and panel work, new circuits, rewiring, generators and EV chargers are permitted work here. We handle it and we are on site when the inspector arrives, so you get the sign-off rather than chasing it.
A partial rewire instead of a whole house. GFCI protection on an ungrounded circuit instead of tearing out walls. Load management instead of a service upgrade. If the cheaper answer is the honest one, that is the one in the quote.
Large industrial plant, high-voltage distribution and bonded government contracts belong to specialist firms. A single small repair at the far edge of our area belongs to somebody closer to you. We will say so on the phone rather than take the job and struggle.
Rough-in and trim-out happen when the schedule says. Builders working with our electrical company Fayetteville NC crews get an owner as their point of contact and a crew that does not disappear mid-project because a bigger job came in that week.
Most people call an electrician once every few years, so it helps to know what to expect. This is how a call to our electrical company Fayetteville NC office actually runs, from the first ring to the inspection sign-off.
Boris or JB answers, or calls back the same business day. We ask what is happening, how old the house is, what is on the panel and whether anything smells hot. If it sounds dangerous, we tell you what to switch off before we arrive.
On site we check the panel, the wiring and the problem itself. Where capacity matters, such as an EV charger, a generator or a new HVAC system, we run a load calculation rather than guessing from the square footage.
You get the scope and the figure in writing, line by line. Nothing is ordered and nothing starts until you approve it. If the scope changes on site, the change is priced the same day, before the extra work happens.
Permitted work is filed with the City of Fayetteville or the county, wired to the current NEC, and signed off by the inspector. We leave the panel labeled and give you the permit details for your insurer or a future buyer.
Our electrical company Fayetteville NC team offers thirteen services across residential, builder and small-to-medium commercial work.
Standby generators, EV chargers, remodel wiring and electrical inspections for buyers, sellers and insurers.
New construction wiring from temporary power through trim-out, and commercial electrical for retail, restaurants, offices and small warehouses. Trade terms on repeat work.
24/7 emergency cover answered by an electrician. Burning smells, breakers that will not reset, storm damage, shocks. Call and we will tell you what to switch off before we arrive.
We install generators — the unit, the pad, the transfer switch and the full electrical scope. We do not connect the fuel. Your gas utility or a licensed propane contractor does that, and we coordinate our dates with theirs.
From our electrical company Fayetteville NC base we cover sixteen cities across Cumberland, Harnett, Lee, Wake, Sampson, Bladen and Hoke counties. Response times are not identical everywhere, and we say so on each area page rather than claiming uniform cover.
Three things worth checking on any electrician, ours included.
Before you hire any electrical company Fayetteville NC homeowners recommend, ask for the license number, ask whether they carry workers’ compensation, and ask who pulls the permit. An unlicensed install is not just a code problem — it becomes your problem at closing or at a claim.
We would rather you ask those questions of everyone quoting, including us.
We price the job, not the hour. That single choice is the reason our quotes are easy to compare with any other electrical company Fayetteville NC homeowners are talking to.
What is in the price. Labor, materials, the permit, the inspection visit and clean-up. If a utility, gas supplier or drywall contractor is involved, we say so and show which part of the job is theirs.
What changes the price. The age and size of your existing service, how easy the attic, crawl space and walls are to reach, whether a new circuit is needed, and the county permit fee. Two houses on the same street can price very differently for those reasons alone.
Typical ranges. Published 2026 guides put a 100-amp to 200-amp panel upgrade around $1,300 to $2,500, whole-home surge protection around $300 installed, and a standby generator at $8,000 to $15,000. Those are typical figures, not a quote. Your number comes in writing after we have seen the job.
Current offers. Mention an offer from our home page when you call and we apply it to the written quote. One offer per job.
Cumberland County is home for our electrical company Fayetteville NC crews and gets the fastest response. The northern and southern edges are planned work rather than same-day, and each area page says so plainly.
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Hours
A local electrical company Fayetteville NC homeowners hire should know the housing stock, not just the zip codes. Each part of town tends to bring the same handful of jobs.
Haymount and the older streets near downtown. Mid-century and older homes, often with original 60-amp or 100-amp services, two-prong outlets, cloth-insulated wiring and the occasional knob-and-tube run. Panel upgrades and partial rewires are the common work here.
Terry Sanford, Westover and Massey Hill. Ranch houses from the 1950s to the 1970s that now carry heat pumps, induction ranges and home offices. Expect load calculations, dedicated circuits and Federal Pacific or Zinsco panel replacements.
Jack Britt, Gray's Creek and Hope Mills Road. Newer subdivisions where the wiring is sound but the demand has grown: EV chargers, standby generators, surge protection and finished bonus rooms.
Near Fort Bragg. Rental and military-family housing where landlords need fast repairs, safety inspections between tenants and clear paperwork for property managers.
Wherever you are in Cumberland County, our electrical company Fayetteville NC crews are usually the closest licensed team we can send, and the further edges of our area are planned work, which each city page explains.
One of the owners or a crew working directly under them. The person who quoted the job is accountable for it, which is the practical difference between an owner operated outfit and a larger firm with a dispatcher between you and the work.
Our electrical company Fayetteville NC license number is 38759. Ask for a certificate of insurance and we will provide it before work starts.
Yes. Our electrical company Fayetteville NC crews handle small-to-medium commercial work: retail units, restaurants, offices, clinics, small warehouses and tenant build-outs. We are not the right contractor for large industrial or bonded government work and we will tell you that rather than take it.
Yes, including the unit, the pad, the transfer switch and the full electrical scope. We do not connect the fuel. Your gas utility or a licensed propane contractor handles that and we coordinate our dates with theirs.
Because taking a job we cannot service properly costs everyone more than turning it down. A single small repair an hour away is better handled by somebody local, and a large industrial project belongs to a specialist firm.
Yes, and builder work is a good share of what our electrical company Fayetteville NC team does. Trade pricing on repeat work, priority scheduling, an owner as your single point of contact, and rough-in and trim-out dates we hold. Ask for trade terms when you call.
Yes. We are based in Fayetteville and owner run. Calls to (910) 705-6411, 910.850.1762 or 910.876.7270 reach Boris Elmore or JB Chadwick directly, with no call center in between.
Scheduled work runs Monday to Friday, 8AM to 5PM. Emergency service is available 24/7 for burning smells, sparking, dead circuits and storm damage.
Yes. Every job gets a written, itemised scope and price after we have assessed it. Nothing starts until you approve it, and changes are priced before the extra work begins.
Cumberland, Harnett, Lee, Wake, Sampson, Bladen and Hoke counties, across sixteen cities. Cumberland County gets the fastest response, and the outer cities are planned work.
Call our electrical company Fayetteville NC line, 910-705-6411, and tell us what the job is. If it is smaller than you feared, we will say so. If it is bigger, you will know why, in writing, before anything starts.
Whoever you hire, ask these six questions. A good electrical company Fayetteville NC homeowners recommend will answer all of them without hesitating.
What is your NC license number? Check it on the NC State Board of Examiners of Electrical Contractors website and make sure the name matches the business.
Do you carry liability and workers' compensation? Ask for the certificate before work starts, not after.
Who pulls the permit? The answer should be the contractor. Skipping the permit saves them money and leaves the risk with you.
Is the price in writing and itemised? A single total is hard to compare. Line items show you exactly what you are paying for.
Who will actually do the work? Owner-run crews and subcontracted crews are different things. Ask who turns up.
What happens if something is found behind the wall? A fair answer is that it gets priced before the extra work starts, not added at the end.