Your Local Expert Electrician
Serving Sioux Falls
and surrounding communities
Upfront Pricing | Licensed Electricians | Available on Your Schedule
Special Offers
$25 Off
Any Service
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10% Off
First Responders / Military / Seniors
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We Do It Right The First Time
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About
We Offer
- Up-front Pricing
- Scheduled Appointment Windows
- Licensed and Insured Electricians
- 5 year Warranty On All Jobs
- Courtesy Safety Inspection Checks
- Emergency Appointments Available
Service Area
Choose the right electrical services team in your area. When it comes to selecting the right team for your home’s electrical needs, Mr. Electric is the right choice.
We serve Alcester, Baltic, Beresford, Brandon, Canton, Centerville, Chancellor, Chester, Colton, Crooks, Dell Rapids, Fairview, Garretson, Harrisburg, Hartford, Hudson, Humboldt, Lennox, Lyons, Montrose, Parker, Renner, Sioux Falls, Tea, Valley Springs, Wagner, Worthing
Services
Lighting
The expert electricians working for Mr. Electric® are able to help you brighten up your home with a wide range of lighting options. From specialty commercial lighting, to outdoors and holiday lighting, from recessed fixtures to custom transformer installation, we can light up your day.
- Ballast and Bulb Replacement
- Bathroom and Kitchen Lighting
- Commercial Lighting
- Holiday Lighting
- Landscape Lighting
- Lighting Controls
- Motion Sensors
- Recessed Lighting
- Retrofit Lighting
- Specialty Commercial Lighting
- Transformers
Installation
When you call Mr. Electric® for the installation of your electric systems, you can count on our licensed electricians to get the job done right the first time. We are able to install anything and everything from carbon monoxide detectors to ceiling fans, solar power systems to home and business backup generators.
- Backup Generators
- Carbon Monoxide Detectors
- Ceiling Fan Installation
- Circuit Installation and Upgrades
- Electrical Panel Upgrades
- EVSE Installation and Service
- Exhaust Fan Installation
- Home Generators
- Hot Tub and Spa Installation
- Power Conditioners
- Power Consumption Meters
- Smoke Alarms
- Solar Power Systems
- Tankless Water Heaters
Electrical Safety
At Mr. Electric® the electrical safety of your home or business is our top concern. That’s why we offer a range of services including wiring upgrades, electrical safety inspections, and childproofing your electrical outlets. Call us today to schedule an appointment for any of the following services.
- Child Proof Outlets
- Circuit Breaker Replacement
- Computer Circuits
- Electrical Code Upgrades
- Electrical Safety Inspections
- GFCI outlets
- Power Surges prevention
- Surge Protection Systems
- Wiring Updates
Contact Us
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Frequently Asked Questions
How can I save energy in my home or office?
The simplest and fastest way to save energy in your home or office is to make sure that your lighting system is as efficient as possible. This can include swapping out old incandescent or fluorescent bulbs for new, high efficiency CFL or LED solutions, or replacing old fixtures with more modern versions that can reduce the energy required, and produce improved lighting. Mr. Electric can provide you with all the information you need to make an informed decision.
Do I need a generator for my business?
Having a backup generator for your business is a matter of preparedness. In the event of a power outage, a battery backup or generator can provide you with peace of mind, and keep your business running and revenue flowing. If you are interested in learning more about having a backup generator installed, call us today to schedule an appointment with one of our expert electricians.
Why should I hire a licensed electrician?
While many areas allow a homeowner to do their own electrical work if they have the correct permits and get the work inspected by the proper authorities. If you are unfamiliar with the hazards of electrical work it is a good idea to leave it to the experts. A licensed electrician will have studied national and local electrical codes and received extensive training and experience that allows them to work safely on a wide range of electrical systems. If you would like a professional estimate for electrical work, call us and make an appointment with Mr. Electric today.
What is a GFCI Receptacle?
GFCI stands for Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter. It is a receptacle designed to protect electrical devices in use near water. It can detect when power is going where it shouldn’t, and shut off to prevent electric shock. Many electrical codes specify that GFCI receptacles should be used in areas where water is commonly present, such as bathrooms, kitchens, outdoor areas, and laundry rooms.
GFCI receptacles should be tested monthly to ensure proper operation. This is done simply by pressing the test button on the device or outlet to mate sure that it turns off, and then pressing the reset button to turn it back on. If either button fails to function, then it is time to install a replacement.
What is the difference between aluminum and copper wiring?
Aluminum wiring was used in homes constructed in the late 1960s and early 1970s. The wiring itself is not dangerous, however if it is connected incorrectly to outlets, fixtures, or switches it can deteriorate over time. These problems are not present in standard copper wiring.If you have concerns about aluminum wiring in your business or home, call Mr. Electric today and have one of our licensed electricians preform an inspection.
What is knob and tube wiring?
Knob and tube, also known as “open wiring.” was an early standardized type of electrical wiring in residential and commercial buildings. It was mostly phased out by the 1940s. It consists of copper wiring with limited insulation that passes through support structures in the wall using insulated porcelain fittings, for which it is named.
Knob and tube wiring is seriously outdated, and there is a tendency for the insulation to dry out and become brittle and crack. If it falls off the raw wires can be exposed to the inside of your walls, presenting a danger of electrical shocks, and a potential fire hazard.
This style of wiring was installed at a time when there was less demand for electrical appliances and devices. It is likely that the original wiring may become overloaded by the demands of a modern household, which can lead to fire and shock hazards.
If you think your home has knob and tube wiring, it is a good idea to have it inspected by a licensed electrician to make sure that it is still in working condition and doesn’t present a danger to your home. Call Mr. Electric today to schedule a home wiring inspection.
