Residential & Commercial · 24/7 Service · Kansas City, MO
Courteous technicians who respect your home and family, with the attention to detail that makes for quality, safe work. Whatever electrical service you need, Mr. Electric has the power to make things better.
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A locally owned and independently operated Mr. Electric franchise, working in Kansas City, MO. Residential and commercial electrical, with 24/7 services available — licensed experts and insured electricians.
Mr. Electric · (816) 203-3549 · Kansas City, MO
What we build
No two customers' electrical needs are the same — and when you are deciding about upgrades and improvements, specialty lighting, safety and security, or energy savings, the more information you have the better.
Upgrades and improvements don't just add value — they help you save money and energy while improving your property's safety and security. Whatever electrical upgrade you need, we'll take care of it.
Custom lighting design and installation for the inside and outside of your home or business — an ambience you can see and feel.
The safety and security of your family comes first, along with every step needed to protect your home and property.
From the appliances and bulbs you use to the way energy flows in and out of your home — power conditioning, energy audits, and solar energy systems.
Panels overloaded with added circuits are a fire hazard. We upgrade to a larger panel, or add a sub-panel where there is space. A pool, hot tub or basement apartment often means moving up from a 60- or 100-amp service to 200 amps.
We start with a site assessment to see whether your existing electrical will support the installation and what the job needs. You get a quote at that visit, and we schedule the work at your direction once it's approved.
Uninterrupted power when the grid goes down — heating and cooling, the security system, the food in your refrigerator and your computer all keep running through an ice storm or a heat wave.
Homes built between 1969 and 1976 often have aluminum wiring, chosen then because copper prices were at an all-time high. Aluminum isn't dangerous in itself — the problem is the connections, whose special connectors can oxidise and weaken.
Hardwired combination units detect both smoke and carbon monoxide, with a battery backup so the unit keeps working through a power failure.
The oldest kind of residential wiring — state-of-the-art from the early 1900s until around 1950, now considered antique in the trade. It was built for the simple, low-draw devices of the early 20th century.
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We have used Mr. Electric for our personal home, referred them to clients, and they upgraded our outdated HOA pool house. The technician and the office team are professional and thorough. They don't skip steps, follow code, and do it right the first time.
The electrician from Mr. Electric was very professional and knowledgeable. Electric panel update to include a home surge protector was installed; the wiring was the most clean and orderly inside the panel I had ever seen! Upon completion all work areas were left clean! For the high quality of workmanship done I would highly recommend Mr. Electric!
I called Mr. Electric for a second opinion. Another company recommended my outside mast to be replaced and no problems were found inside. Mr. Electric was honest and said my mast was in good shape and thoroughly checked everything else in the house. They found a smoke detector not working, a missing GFCI on the washing machine outlet, and a breaker that needed to be replaced. They are honest, professional and quick to respond, with no sales pitch on unwanted items.
We can't say enough good things about Mr. Electric and the technician, they completely upgraded our outdoor panel along with installing a sub panel for our pool. They were very transparent in regards to pricing and the work being done. The icing on the cake was them bringing a generator out so we were able to continue working from home during the time the power needed to be off. We will be using them again in the future!
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Good questions
We complete a site assessment to evaluate the existing electrical and see whether it can support the installation. That visit also tells us what the installation needs, and you get a quote at the same time. Once you approve it, we book the work at your direction.
If your home was built between 1969 and 1976 there is a good chance it does — aluminum was used widely in that period because copper prices were at an all-time high. Aluminum wiring is not dangerous in itself, but its connections need special connectors, and those connectors can oxidise and weaken.
As a licensed electrical contractor we abide by the Codes and Standards set by the state's electrical organization. Electrical installation, repair and replacement work has to be done in compliance, and the Code is updated every three years to keep up with new technology and safety improvements.
Panels get overloaded as circuits are added over the years, and that is a fire hazard. The fix is a larger panel, or a sub-panel if there is space. Big additions — a pool, a hot tub, a basement apartment — often mean moving up from a 60- or 100-amp service to 200 amps.
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