Electrical Services
Electrical Services | Electrical | Jellico
Whether you’re rewiring a historic Jellico farmhouse or adding smart lighting to a new build perched above Indian Mountain, HEP’s team brings decades of electrical craftsmanship right to your doorstep. Our licensed technicians chase down flickering lights, upgrade outdated panels, and install whole-home surge protection with the same neighborly care we’d give our own families. We arrive on time, tidy up every workspace, and explain each option in plain language—so you’re never left in the dark about your project or your bill.
From 24/7 emergency response to energy-saving LED retrofits, we fuse cutting-edge training with small-town courtesy. Homeowners and businesses across Campbell County trust us to keep the power flowing safely, efficiently, and up to code, all backed by the HEP Happiness Guarantee. Give us a call today and discover how easy it is to put Jellico’s most dependable electrical experts to work for you.
FAQs
Are your electricians in Jellico licensed and insured?
Yes. Every electrician on our team holds a current Tennessee state journeyman or master electrician license and carries full liability and workers’-compensation insurance. This means your project complies with the National Electrical Code (NEC), Tennessee amendments, and Jellico city permitting requirements, while protecting you from any financial liability in the rare event of an on-site accident.
What types of residential and commercial electrical services do you provide in Jellico?
We handle the full spectrum of electrical work, including panel and service upgrades, new home wiring, lighting design and installation, outlet and switch additions, dedicated circuits for appliances, surge protection, electric-vehicle (EV) charger installation, code corrections, and complete commercial build-outs. We also specialize in troubleshooting and repairing flickering lights, tripped breakers, and power-quality issues that can occur with Jellico’s older housing stock and rural feeder lines.
Do you offer 24/7 emergency electrical service?
Absolutely. We maintain an on-call crew around the clock. If you experience a power outage limited to your property, burning smells from a panel, sparking outlets, or storm damage, call our emergency line. A licensed electrician will be dispatched—usually within 60 minutes inside Jellico city limits and northern Campbell County—to make the area safe, perform temporary repairs, and coordinate with Jellico Electric & Water System if utility involvement is needed.
How much will my electrical project cost, and do you provide free estimates?
We provide no-obligation, itemized estimates at no charge. After an on-site evaluation, you’ll receive a written quote outlining labor, materials, permit fees, and applicable taxes. For smaller jobs, we can quote by the task (e.g., $165 per added outlet). Larger projects such as a 200-amp service upgrade typically range from $1,800–$2,800, depending on meter location and trenching needs. All pricing is honored for 30 days, and we offer financing options through Synchrony Bank for projects over $1,000.
Can you help reduce my energy bills and make my home more efficient?
Yes. We offer LED lighting retrofits, ceiling-fan installations, smart thermostats, and whole-house energy audits. During an audit, we measure load balance, identify phantom power draw, and inspect insulation around recessed fixtures. Simple upgrades—like replacing incandescent bulbs with ENERGY STAR® LEDs—can cut lighting costs by up to 75%. We also advise on time-of-use strategies that align with Jellico Electric & Water System’s residential rate schedule.
How often should I schedule electrical maintenance or inspections?
For homes older than 30 years, we recommend a comprehensive electrical inspection every 3–5 years to look for degraded wiring, aluminum branch circuits, or undersized service panels. Newer homes benefit from a checkup every 5–7 years or before listing for sale. Commercial facilities in Jellico should schedule annual infrared thermography scans of switchgear and verify ground-fault protection per OSHA guidelines. Regular maintenance helps prevent downtime, fire hazards, and costly emergency calls.