What We DoProfessional Electrical Services Tailored for Homes and Businesses
Safe and Reliable Residential Wiring & Repairs
Panel Upgrades & Circuit Breakers for Enhanced Power and Efficiency
Professional Lighting Installation for a Safe and Secure Home
Trusted by Local Builders for Quality New Construction Electrical Services
Efficient Commercial Electrical Services Designed to Minimize Downtime
Emergency Electrical Services
Welcome To Buckingham Electric Inc.Over 20 Years of Honest Electrical Work Built on Family Values
When we set out to serve the Asheville, North Carolina area over 20 years ago, we knew the primary recipe for our success would be to do the job right the first time and provide superior customer service. We believe you will agree that here at Buckingham Electric Inc., we have achieved that goal and surpassed it. As a family-owned and operated electrical planning and installation company, we always put our customers’ needs first – that means using quality parts and materials, utilizing only employees instead of subcontractors, and providing 24-hour emergency service.
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Buckingham Electric Inc.Common Questions About Our Professional Electrical Services
Do I need to upgrade my electrical panel?
If your home still has a 60- or 100-amp panel, or you’re experiencing flickering lights, frequent breaker trips, or are planning major upgrades like a hot tub or EV charger, it may be time for a panel upgrade. We can inspect and recommend what’s best for your needs.
Can I do electrical work myself?
We strongly advise against DIY electrical work. It can be dangerous and may violate local codes. Hiring a licensed electrician ensures the job is done safely and correctly — and protects your home, family, and insurance coverage.
What should I do if the power goes out?
If it’s just your home and not your neighbors, check your breaker panel for any tripped breakers and reset them if needed. If the issue persists, avoid using appliances and contact us to inspect the problem safely. If it’s a larger area outage, contact your local utility provider to report it and get updates. If you notice signs of electrical damage—like sparks, burning smells, or buzzing—call us right away for emergency service.
What are some signs I should call for electrical repairs?
Some of the most common signs that electrical repairs may be needed include buzzing or humming sounds, flickering or dimming lights, burning smells, outlets or light switches that are dead or hot to the touch, and large sparks when plugging in devices.
How often should I schedule an electrical inspection?
It depends on how old your home is. For newer homes, every 3 to 5 years is ideal. For homes older than 25 years, scheduling an electrical inspection every 1 to 3 years is best. For commercial properties, stick to annual inspections.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes, we are fully licensed, bonded, and insured, so you can have peace of mind trusting our electricians with your needs.
Can you install lighting fixtures in elevated areas?
Yes, we can install chandeliers, pendant lights, recessed lights, and other lighting fixtures in rooms with high ceilings. We will come prepared with the appropriate equipment and follow safety practices when completing the installation.
Can you install whole-home surge protection?
Yes, we can install whole-home surge protection directly at your electrical panel to safely divert excess electricity into the ground.
What is a dedicated circuit?
A dedicated circuit runs from your electrical panel directly to a single appliance or outlet. It has its own circuit breaker in the main electrical panel, and it may be used for major appliances like refrigerators, washing machines, or air conditioners.
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