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A: Yes. All outdoor outlets must be GFCI protected per current National Electrical Code adopted in New Jersey.
A: Most residential projects can range from $1,200 – $4,500 depending on the number of fixtures and complexity.
A: Yes. We can run conduit safely along or under the deck and install weatherproof boxes.
A: Low-voltage is safer, easier to install, and more flexible for landscapes. Line-voltage is brighter and better for large areas.
A: Usually yes for new circuits or major installations. We handle all permitting and inspections.
A: Yes. We primarily install LED fixtures that use up to 80% less energy and last many years.
A: Absolutely. We install compatible smart controls for timers, motion sensors, and app control.
Integrated Electrical Solutions – Licensed NJ Electricians NJ Electrical License #34EB01852700 | Serving Bergen, Ocean, Monmouth & All of New Jersey
Enhance your outdoor living space with beautiful, functional and safe outdoor lighting and weatherproof deck outlets. Whether you want to enjoy evenings on the deck, improve security, or create stunning landscape lighting, proper installation is critical for safety, longevity and code compliance. We specialize in professional outdoor electrical work — from low-voltage landscape lighting to heavy-duty deck and patio outlets.
IES holds New Jersey electrical license #34EB01852700 and is insured. Read our customer reviews to learn about other customers' experiences with our electrical services.
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"The only electrician I would use...We had a bunch of lighting installed and moving on to larger projects including some major remodels with this company. Would not hesitate to use again and I’m sending all my friends to them."
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"Luis did some electrical for me today. He called to inform he was running late with a new ETA. Luis was very pleasant, knowledgeable, and did a marvelous job, including clean-up. He traced out my problem with a dining room light, replaced a faulty switch and discovered how to correct a problem that existed since moving here 2 years ago."
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"Cory and his great team at Integrated replaced my old unsafe electrical panel. The whole team did superb work and could not be happier. When they say they’ll be there at 8am that means 8am. Guys know what they’re doing but also super personable, the kind you’d want to grab a brew with after. Could not recommend anyone else! Thanks guys."
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"Great communication - very responsive. They installed 3 bathroom exhaust fans. Arrived early for appointment and installed quickly. Cleaned up after the work was complete. Very professional."
"On time, super polite, super professional. Went above and beyond to solve our old house, cobbled together wiring. More projects yet to come with these electricians!"
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"Cory and Will provided A+ customer service and were both super knowledgeable and professional. Will came to my home to understand why I was having issues with my circuit breaker, which was causing issues with other appliances. He was able to effectively diagnose and remedy the issue over the course of a few visits."
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"I called 3 different attic fan installers. I received two on site visits and was quoted $900 and $800. IES didn't come out but gave me a quote over the phone for $595. I hired them and it was the right decision. A team of two men came out and replaced my attic fan in 60 minutes. They did a great job and my new attic fan is helping to keep my house cool on the hottest day of the year so far. The final cost was $725 as they added a switch to my attic to make it easier to manage the device as my old fan was hard wired without a switch. Deal with confidence."
Project type: Outdoor outlet upgrade and basement timer replacementLocation: Marlboro, NJService: Replace a weather-sensitive outdoor GFCI with an in-use cover; replace a basement timer with a 120V time clock
The challenge: The outdoor outlet was sensitive to rain. A standard cover is not enough when something stays plugged in outside. The homeowner wanted a proper all-weather, in-use exterior outlet and a matching weatherproof cover so the device could be used in wet conditions.At the same visit, an electrical timer in the basement needed to be replaced.
The result: The outdoor outlet has a weatherproof GFCI and an in-use cover, sealed at the edges. It is no longer an open device waiting for the next rain. The basement timer is a new 120V time clock, programmed and confirmed working. An outdoor outlet that trips in the rain usually has the wrong cover, a failed GFCI, or both. An in-use bubble cover lets a cord stay plugged in while the device stays closed to weather. Sealing the edges closes the gap water was using. The basement timer is a separate circuit, but it is the same kind of job: remove the failed device, land the conductors on a listed replacement, and prove it runs.
Project type: Exterior light serviceLocation: Deptford, NJService: Clean an existing porch light and replace the bulb
The challenge: The porch light needed to be cleaned and the bulb replaced. No new fixture and no new wiring were required. The homeowner wanted the existing exterior light working and looking proper again.An outdoor fixture collects dirt, bugs, and moisture. A dead bulb in a dirty globe is often all that is wrong, but the device still has to be opened, cleaned, and closed so it seals.
The result: The porch light is clean, the new bulb is in, and the fixture is working again. The original fixture and wiring stayed. Not every exterior light call is a rewire. Servicing the fixture that is already there — cleaning it and putting in a working bulb — restores the porch without replacing hardware that was still sound.
