Most Requested Electrical Services

Reliable Electrical Solutions For Your Home

At Electro Light, we are committed to bringing you the best personalized contractor experience for your needs!

Skilled Technicians

Competitive Pricing

Guaranteed Quality

Customer First Approach

Service Area

Hours
Monday - Friday
8am - 6pm

24/7 Emergency Services

Contacts
478-305-9497
electrolight@gmail.com

Warner Robins, GA

Macon, GA

Forsyth, GA

Dublin, GA

Perry, GA

Fort Valley, GA

Cochran, GA

Gray, GA

Hawkinsville, GA

Bonaire, GA

Frequently asked questions

How long does it take to become an electrician ?

Thinking about a career as an electrician in Georgia? It typically takes about 4 to 5 years to become a fully licensed electrician. Most people start as an apprentice, gaining hands-on experience while completing classroom training through a trade school or technical college. After finishing an apprenticeship and meeting state requirements, you can apply to become a licensed journeyman electrician. In Georgia, this path offers a reliable way to earn while you learn — and sets you up for long-term success in the skilled trades.

How much do electricians make ?

Curious about electrician salaries in Georgia? On average, electricians in Georgia earn between $48,000 and $70,000 per year, with experienced, licensed electricians making up to $90,000 or more, especially in high-demand areas like Atlanta, Savannah, and Augusta. Entry-level electricians and apprentices may start around $35,000–$40,000, but the pay grows quickly with experience and certifications. With strong demand for residential and commercial electrical services in Georgia, becoming an electrician offers solid job security and a great income

Do you provide same-day or emergency electrical services?

Yes, we do! We offer same-day and emergency electrical services when you need help fast. There may be a small additional charge, depending on the time of day and the size or complexity of the job. Just give us a call, and we’ll do our best to get a licensed electrician to you as quickly as possible.

How does the service process work from start to finish?

Our electrical service process is designed to be fast, professional, and stress-free. It starts when you contact us for a free estimate—either by phone or through our online form. We’ll discuss your electrical needs and, if necessary, schedule an on-site visit to provide an accurate quote. Once approved, we’ll arrange a convenient time for one of our licensed electricians in Georgia to complete the work. We show up on time, explain the job clearly, and ensure everything is done safely and to code. After the work is completed, we follow up to make sure you're satisfied. Whether it’s a small residential repair or a large commercial installation, we make the entire electrical service process smooth from start to finish.

What safety measures do you follow during service calls?

Safety is our top priority during every electrical service call in Georgia. Our licensed electricians follow strict safety protocols and industry standards, including turning off power sources before starting work, using personal protective equipment (PPE), and ensuring all electrical systems meet local building codes. We also maintain a clean and organized work area to prevent accidents and protect your property. By adhering to these safety measures, we guarantee reliable and secure electrical repairs and installations for both residential and commercial clients.

What are signs I need to call an electrician?

You can explore other sections of this website, such as the "About Us" page or our blog, to learn more about our company, mission, and team.If you’re experiencing frequent power outages, flickering lights, tripped breakers, or burning smells from outlets, it’s time to call a licensed electrician. Other warning signs include warm or discolored outlets, buzzing sounds, outdated wiring, or sparks when plugging in devices. These issues can point to serious electrical problems that should be handled by a professional. Whether you’re in a newer home or an older property in Georgia, calling an electrician at the first sign of trouble helps prevent fire hazards, equipment damage, and costly repairs.