Raleigh’s Premier Electrician
For All Your Residential Electrical Needs!
Over a decade ago now working as electricians in the triangle area for other local service companies, we noticed the shortcomings in customer service, unfortunately our suggestions fell on deaf ears as profits took precedence, so we decided to create ARC Electric to better serve the greater Raleigh area and give our neighbors a better electrical company and better trained residential electricians. Over 10 years later we are proud of what we’ve built: a family owned and operated electrical service company that provides quality electrician services with excellent customer service for Wake County homeowners.
Our typical residential electrical jobs include everything from troubleshooting, EV chargers, electrical panel repair / replacement, lighting design, dedicated circuits, etc. Our techs have consistently been rated the best residential electricians in all of Wake County by your neighbors!
We can also help with low voltage wiring whether its voice, data, or home theater systems, We cover all phases of electrical service work for a complete list check out our “Services” page
24/7 emergency electrical services in Raleigh, Cary, Apex, Holly Springs, Durham, Fuquay-Varina and all of Wake and surrounding counties.
Our trained Electricians have gone through our safety inspection course so they can better identify potential problems to ensure your house is safe for your family.
With our volatile weather in the triangle be ready for anything with a whole home standby generator! Let our qualified electricians assess your home and give you a free quote for a Generac generator capable of automatically turning itself on to keep your home humming along, no matter the weather.
ARC Electric offers expert lighting designers who have experience in both landscape lighting design as well as interior accent lighting.
Lighting can be a great way to accentuate some of your homes’ best features.
ARC Electric offers expert multimedia and custom audio/video installation, to create specialized systems specific to each client’s home. We pride ourselves on delivering quality work with a fit and finish high above the industry standard.
After several fires and reports of damage were recorded from CSST use the National Electrical Code (NEC) has added a new section requiring the gas line be directly bonded to the home’s service grounded conductor.
Our number one priority at Arc electric is safety. One way to achieve that is by ensuring that your home is equipped with both GFCI’s (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters) and AFCI’s (Arc Fault Circuit Interrupters).
New electrical vehicle? Let us install your own charging station, either a purpose-built wall charger for your specific vehicle or a Nema 14/50 outlet capable of charging different electrical vehicles with a simple cord. We can also help with available tax rebates!
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24Hr. Emergency Service
For residential or commercial electricians, talk to the the experts at ARC Electric for your panel change / fuse box upgrade. Contact an Apex commercial electrician at ARC Electric, and schedule a panel change for your residence or commercial building!
For those who have a hard time with home maintenance schedules, check out HomeZada. Remember to test your GFCI’s!
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An annual home maintenance schedule is created for you with alerts and reminders of important monthly maintenance tasks to make sure your home is efficient, safe, and healthy for your family.
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Tamper resistant receptacles (TRRs) provide a simple, permanent solution for preventing common childhood shock and electrical burn injuries caused by tampering with a wall outlet.
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According to the National Fire Protection Association, 47,700 home fires in the U.S. are caused by electrical failures or malfunctions each year. These fires result in 418 deaths, 1,570 injuries, and $1.4 billion in property damage. Overloaded electrical circuits are a major cause of residential fires. Help lower your risk of electrical fires by not overloading your electrical system.
Overloaded circuit warning signs:
How to prevent electrical overloads:
The CPSC estimates more than 50% of electrical fires that occur every year can be prevented by Arc Fault Circuit Interrupters (AFCIs)
Only use the appropriate watt bulb for any lighting fixture, Using a larger watt light bulb may cause a fire
Is your home ready for storm season? Call us today to get a Whole house surge protector installed for just $249 until April 20th.
We would happily call ARC again to have work done — they were wonderful and affordable!
Do not let a potential emergency electrical issues wait! Some problems can be fixed inexpensively and can prevent bigger monetary loss and/or injury.
Whatever, whenever you have a problem, call us immediately at (919) 888-3500. We respond to ALL emergencies, no matter what time of day or day of the week.
