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Premium Electric Company
Electric Heat Installation Electrical Remodeling Electrical Service Upgrades EV Chargers Generator Maintenance Generators
About Premium Electric Company
Premium Electric Company, Inc. is a family-owned and operated electrical contractor at 2550 Hilton Rd. in Ferndale, Michigan. It has been in business since 1984 and serves customers throughout Southeastern Michigan in all sectors, from residential service calls to industrial power installations.
For homes, the company lists new construction and remodel wiring, service and panel upgrades, whole-home surge protection, EV charging systems and home inspections. Its residential project examples include 200-amp panel installations, custom and exterior soffit lighting, electric baseboard heating, heat cable, kitchen remodels and overhead-to-underground service conversions. It also sells, installs and maintains residential standby generators and handles insurance repairs.
Premium Electric says most of its business is built on referrals and names honesty, professionalism and efficiency among its core values. On Google it is rated 4.6 from 31 reviews.
- Family owned since 1984
- Residential, commercial and industrial work
- Generator sales, installation and maintenance
- Business built largely on referrals
Services
- Electric Heat Installationelectric baseboard heating and heat cable
- Electrical RemodelingElectrical changes and additions for kitchen, bathroom, basement and other remodeling projects.
- Electrical Service UpgradesUpgrades to a home's incoming electrical service and circuit capacity for modern power demands.
- EV ChargersEV charging systems
- Generator MaintenanceScheduled oil changes, tune-ups and troubleshooting to keep a standby generator ready for outages.
- Generatorssales, installation and preventive maintenance
- Home Standby Generator InstallationInstallation of automatic standby generators for home backup power.
- LightingIndoor, outdoor & recessed
- New Construction ElectricalElectrical systems for new residential and multifamily construction.
- Panel Upgradesservice and panel upgrades, including 200-amp panels
- Repairs & TroubleshootingOutlets, breakers, faults
- Underground Electrical Wiringoverhead to underground service conversion
- Whole-Home Surge ProtectionInstallation of surge protective devices to guard home electronics.
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