Electrician in Hastings, MN
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Customer Testimonials
Great communication, speedy response time, clear diagnosis and no shady behavior or secrets or high-pressure sales tactics. Phew! Everyone from diagnostic to project manager to install team to electrician was awesome. We went from no heat to heat within 6 hours of calling to request service. Pricing was in line with expectations and they even had a spring deal going which saved us additional money.
Great service from Mike who did a boiler health check inspection. He was very friendly, knowledgeable, and professional and I appreciated his system care recommendations. He also explained some of the inner workings of the system while it was opened up which was very helpful.
Nick is a fantastic plumber and has done multiple repairs on our 100 year old St Paul home. Whether it is a new water heater, fitting replacement, or new hose bib, we ask for him by name for all future work. Quality work and professional!
MSP Electricians Near Hastings
Serving the Hastings Community
- Afton
- Eden Prairie
- Inver Grove Heights
- Lilydale
- Richfield
- Andover
- Hugo
- Lino Lakes
- Minneapolis
- Shorewood
- Arden Hills
- Hopkins
- Little Canada
- Minnetonka
- St. Paul
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Electrical in Hastings, MN
Include wiring in your Hastings home plans
A new heating system or remodeled room may need wiring work. For Hastings projects, bring the whole plan so we can see what needs power and where.
Share the remodel scope
Hastings offers an all-inclusive permit option for some home remodels. Ask which trades it covers on your job. Do not assume a permit for one part includes every planned wiring change.
Check the equipment connection
Our Glacier Way heat pump project included surge protection and new controls. If your project changes HVAC equipment, share its electrical specs. We can check the circuit needs along with the installer.
Mark where you need outlets
For a room update, mark the places where you use lamps or work tools. Discuss the circuit load as well as outlet count. More outlets alone do not add more power capacity.
Keep fault details simple
If lights dim or an outlet stops working, note what else was on. Stop using a hot or damaged outlet. Tell us about the fault without opening the box or panel.
Before your service call
Book MSP with your equipment model or room sketch ready. Say if another trade is already scheduled so we can discuss the order of the work.