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(555) 555-0102

Wake and Johnston Counties

Electrical work for every room.

Acme Electrical troubleshoots, upgrades, and wires homes across Wake and Johnston Counties — from a dead outlet to a new panel or EV charger.

  • 24/7 Emergency Service
  • Licensed & Insured
  • Upfront Pricing
  • Serving Wake and Johnston Counties
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Talk to Morgan directly

(555) 555-0102

24/7 emergency service

After Hours

Sparks? Burning smell? No power? Give us a call.

If there's smoke or fire, call 911 first. For an electrical problem after hours, call our emergency line and tell us what's going on.

Call (555) 555-0102

Safety Inspection

Safe Home Plan

$10/month · cancel anytime

  • Annual whole-home electrical safety inspection
  • Priority scheduling, ahead of non-members
  • No overtime charges for after-hours service
  • 10% off repairs and upgrades
About the Safe Home Plan
New 200-amp panel with labeled breakers and clean wiring

Featured Job

Garner, NC

A 1984 100-amp panel replaced with a 200-amp service, surge protection, and a Level 2 charger in the garage.

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Selected Work

A few recent jobs.

Panel upgrades, EV chargers, generators, and lighting from across Wake and Johnston Counties.

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Our Process

From your call to the lights back on.

You call or send a request, we come out and find the problem, go over the options with you, then do the work and follow up.

How we work
  1. 1

    Call or Request

    Tell us what's going on.

  2. 2

    Diagnose

    Find the real cause.

  3. 3

    Options

    You choose what happens next.

  4. 4

    Fix or Install

    The agreed work.

  5. 5

    Stay Safe

    After the work.

Personal Service

The people you'll deal with.

Acme Electrical is an electrical business based in Garner. Here's who runs it and who you'll talk to when you call.

Electrician with tools in a customer's utility room
  • Morgan

    Owner · Licensed electrician

    Morgan owns and runs Acme Electrical, an electrical business serving homes across Wake and Johnston Counties.

  • Casey

    Dispatch & customer care

    Casey answers the phone and schedules your visit, and is the person to call with questions about an appointment.

Reviews

What neighbors say.

  • “Panel upgrade done in a day, every breaker labeled, inspection passed first time. They even coordinated the power company.”

    Dana R. · Sample review (fictional)

  • “EV charger in the garage without a panel upgrade. They did the load calculation and showed us we had room.”

    Marcus T. · Sample review (fictional)

  • “Breaker that tripped at random for a year. They found a loose connection behind a dresser in an hour.”

    Priya S. · Sample review (fictional)

  • “Standby generator kicked on in the storm last week before we noticed the power was out. Worth every penny.”

    Greg and Lisa M. · Sample review (fictional)

  • “Honest about what was a safety problem and what could wait. Didn't try to sell us a rewire we didn't need.”

    Tom H. · Sample review (fictional)

  • “Recessed lighting in the living room changed the whole house. They laid it out on paper first so we could picture it.”

    Alicia B. · Sample review (fictional)

Local

Built for North Carolina homes.

Based in Garner, we serve homes across Wake and Johnston Counties — 1970s panels, new construction, detached garages and everything in between.

Summer storms
Lightning and outages are a fact of life here. Whole-home surge protection and standby generators are the two upgrades that pay for themselves.
Panels from the 70s and 80s
Many homes still have 100-amp panels, some from brands insurers no longer accept. We check the brand and the capacity before anything else.
EV chargers and heat pumps
The new load on a house is bigger than it was built for. A load calculation tells us whether the panel can take a charger or needs an upgrade first.
Humidity and outdoor wiring
Outdoor outlets, pool equipment and landscape lighting corrode fast in Wake and Johnston Counties humidity. GFCI protection and in-use covers aren't optional.
Aluminum branch wiring
Homes from the late 60s and early 70s may have aluminum branch circuits. We remediate connections properly rather than just swapping devices.
Fast-growing towns
New construction brings AFCI breakers and smart devices; the older streets still have fuse boxes. We stock parts for both.

Let's get your home powered safely.

Tell us what's going on, and we'll get in touch to set up a visit.