Electrical Safety · Michigan
Signs You Need an Electrician: A Homeowner’s Guide
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Commerce Township
Michigan Quality Electric is a full-service electrical contractor headquartered on Pioneer Drive in Commerce Township, Michigan, with a second office in Macomb Township. It was founded by Derek Tuck and cites more than 32 years of experience. The company works in residential, commercial, industrial and retail markets, from new construction to maintenance and repairs.
Beyond standard electrical installations, inspections, maintenance and repairs, it installs solar and renewable energy systems, EV chargers and generators with maintenance, home security systems, home and office networking and audio and video systems. Commercial lines such as nurse call, first responder and fire alarm systems are also offered.
The website lists State of Michigan master license 6210388, contractor license 6109974 and builder license 2422000182, along with general liability, workers compensation and other insurance coverage. Office hours are Monday to Friday, 8 am to 5 pm, with weekends by appointment and 24-hour emergency service. Service areas include Commerce Township, Novi, Farmington Hills, West Bloomfield, Troy, Royal Oak, Livonia, Macomb Township, Detroit and Ann Arbor. Google shows a 4.5 rating from 30 reviews.
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