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Landmark Electric
Licensed Insured Bathroom & Exhaust Fan Installation Electrical Maintenance Plan Electrical Safety Inspections Electrical Service Upgrades Emergency Electrical Service EV Chargers
About Landmark Electric
Landmark Electric is an electrical contractor on Allen Drive in Troy, Michigan, with additional locations in Clinton Township and Sterling Heights. It was founded by Shawn A. Hickson, who has more than 20 years in the electrical trade, to change how customers experience hiring an electrician. The company holds Michigan Electrical Contractor License 6114673 and is licensed and insured.
Residential services cover emergency calls, repairs and troubleshooting, storm damage repair, panels and service upgrades, wiring, rewiring and circuits, grounding and bonding, surge protection, inspections and safety checks, generator services, EV charger installation, pool, spa and sauna wiring, lighting and fixtures, outlets, switches and dimmers, smart home electrical work and exhaust fans. Maintenance plans and financing are offered.
Landmark serves homeowners throughout Oakland and Macomb counties plus Harper Woods and the five Grosse Pointe communities. Emergency help is available 24/7 and same-day service is offered when schedules allow. It also serves commercial and property management clients. Google shows a 4.6 rating from 369 reviews.
- Michigan Electrical Contractor License 6114673
- Founder with more than 20 years in the trade
- Licensed and insured
- 24/7 emergency service
- Maintenance plans and financing
Services
- Bathroom & Exhaust Fan Installationexhaust fans and ventilation
- Electrical Maintenance Planmaintenance plans
- Electrical Safety Inspectionsinspections and safety checks
- Electrical Service Upgradesservice upgrades
- Emergency Electrical Serviceavailable 24/7
- EV ChargersEV charger installation
- Generatorsgenerator services
- Hot Tub & Spa Wiringspas and saunas
- Lightinglighting and fixtures
- Outlet & Switch Installationoutlets, switches and dimmers
- Panel Upgradespanel upgrades
- Pool Wiringpools and outdoor living
- Repairs & Troubleshootingelectrical repairs and troubleshooting
- Smart Home Wiringsmart home electrical
- Storm Damage Electrical Repairstorm-damage repairs
- Whole-Home Surge Protectionsurge protection
- Wiring & Rewiringwiring, rewiring and circuits
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