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Premier Electrical Contractors Inc is a licensed electrician in Staten Island, NY, third-generation family-owned since 1994 and working one borough only for 31 years, from our Granite Avenue shop in Mariners Harbor. Owner Michael Livia holds NYC Master Electrician License 11210, so we file DOB NOW permits, schedule Con Edison, handle city inspections, and pull your Certificate of Electrical Inspection in house. We clear DOB and ECB violations against hard closing dates, upgrade panels and service, replace knob-and-tube in Port Richmond and aluminum branch circuits in Great Kills, rebuild flood-damaged East Shore panels, and install EV chargers. Free estimates, no trip fee, about one-hour callbacks, 100% satisfaction guaranteed. Call today.
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38 Granite Ave, 10303, Staten Island, United States
- 9296616962
- premierelectrical@verizon.net
- premierelectricalcontractorsinc.com
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