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Whether it's a minor repair or a major installation, we've got you covered. Our team of skilled electricians is equipped to handle a wide range of projects, both indoors and outdoors. From fixing flickering lights to setting up complex electrical systems, we bring professionalism, efficiency, and safety to every task.
Your home deserves the best care, and our residential electrical services ensure just that. Our experts are adept at diagnosing and resolving electrical issues, ensuring your family's safety and comfort. We offer services such as:
Integrated Electrical Solutions – Licensed NJ Electricians NJ Electrical License #34EB01852700 | Serving Homes Across New Jersey
Most calls are not “a new electrical system.” They are a 100-amp panel that cannot feed central AC, a Level 2 EV charger, and a range at the same time; aluminum or knob-and-tube that an insurer flagged; or breakers that trip when two bathrooms run hair tools. We size the service first. A move from 100A to 200A (sometimes 400A on larger homes) is the job that unlocks the rest.
We file the municipal electrical permit, coordinate the utility if the meter socket changes, and meet the inspector. Older Ocean and Monmouth houses often need the panel and a few homeruns, not a full gut. If the panel is a fuse box, Federal Pacific, or Zinsco, we treat that as a safety replacement, not an upgrade upsell.
Insurers in New Jersey increasingly non-renew homes with open knob-and-tube. We document what is live, isolate it, and replace with modern NM or conduit so the policy can be written. Aluminum branch circuits get COPALUM-style repair or a copper rewire on the affected rooms—not a sticker over the panel.
Level 2 wall units need a load calculation before we pull a dedicated circuit. If the panel is already full, the charger waits on the service upgrade. Whole-home generators need a transfer switch and a permit; portable interlock kits are the smaller option when a standby unit is not in the budget. We do not guess ampacity off a brochure.
Based in Jackson but we service Ocean, Monmouth, Essex Counties and all of New Jersey.
Project type: Outlet repair / partial outageLocation: Willingboro, NJService: Reseat a disconnected hot wire and confirm downstream outlets; check the panel for aluminum wiring
The challenge: One outlet had a hot wire that broke off the terminal. That single open connection caused a partial outage in 4 rooms. The homeowner had the affected circuits off and did not want to strip, hook, and reseat the wire themselves.A wire that leaves a terminal can kill every outlet downstream of it. The repair is small. Finding the right device, and not assuming the breaker is the problem, is the job.
The result: The broken hot is back on the terminal. Power is restored to the outlets that had been out. The panel was checked for aluminum wiring while we were in it. 4 dark rooms often start at one loose or broken screw. Reseating that conductor and testing the rest of the circuit is safer than working it live, and it avoids a panel or breaker replacement the house did not need.
Project type: Kitchen remodel electrical / appliance circuitsLocation: Brick Township, NJService: Wire dishwasher, range, microwave, and wine fridge; extend three attic circuits; add breakers; garage motion switch
The challenge: The kitchen was mid-remodel. The dishwasher, range, microwave, and wine fridge still needed power. The homeowner expected the wiring to already be in place.It was not at the appliances. Three circuit ends were sitting in the attic, on the wrong side of the house from where the kitchen needed them.
The result: The microwave, range, and wine fridge each have a finished outlet. The dishwasher is hardwired. The attic splices are in boxes, fed by new home runs from the panel. The new breakers are labeled. The garage has a motion sensor switch. A remodel often leaves wire ends in the attic or inside a half wall with no box and no path to the appliance. Landing those conductors, homing them to the panel, and putting a labeled breaker on each circuit is what makes the kitchen usable when the cabinets go back in.
Project type: Outdoor disconnect / junction repairLocation: Allentown, NJService: Replace a damaged outdoor disconnect, support it properly, and restore a safe working connection
The challenge: The homeowner needed the outdoor junction/disconnect for the septic system fixed. The existing disconnect was damaged and no longer a reliable, weather-exposed connection for the pump circuit.A failed outdoor disconnect on septic power is not a cosmetic issue. If that circuit opens, corrodes, or comes loose off a weak mount, the pump can die and the tank can back up.
The result: Integrated Electrical Solutions removed the damaged disconnect and replaced it with a new 30 amp disconnect.Because the old setup lacked proper support, we set a post in the ground, mounted the new disconnect to it, made up the connections, and confirmed the circuit was working. Outdoor septic disconnects take rain, lawn equipment, and movement in the soil. Replacing the can is only half the job. It has to be supported, rated for the load, and landed so the pump has a clean on/off point for service later.
Project type: Outlet and GFCI repairLocation: Allentown, NJService: Replace a bathroom GFCI and repair a melted splice that had killed the kitchen circuit
The challenge: 3 home outlets and a GFCI were not working. A dead kitchen circuit often looks like a bad GFCI at the start of the run. In this case the bathroom GFCI needed to be replaced, but that was not the whole fault.
The result: The bathroom has a new GFCI. The melted connection by the dining room table is repaired with a new duplex. The outlets that were out are back on. 3 dead outlets are rarely three separate failures. Here the kitchen side was one bad splice, hidden behind a device that still looked normal from the room. Replacing only the GFCI would have left the melted wires in the wall.
Project type: GFCI outlet replacementLocation: Highlands, NJService: Replace a failed GFCI feeding the washer and modem outlets
The challenge: The washer outlet and the outlet for the modem were out. It sounded like a bad GFCI. A GFCI that will not reset can be the device, or it can be a real fault on the load side. The difference is whether there is voltage on the line side.
The result: The washer circuit has a new GFCI. The device that would not reset is out, and the outlets it protected are back on a working GFCI. A washer and a modem on the same GFCI go dark together when that one device fails. Voltage behind a GFCI that will not reset is the check that says replace the outlet instead of hunting for a breaker or a broken wire that is not there.
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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. "
We understand the unique challenges of New Jersey homes — from older wiring systems to coastal weather demands and increasing electrical loads from modern appliances and electric vehicles.
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