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Eastpointe
McWire Electric is a licensed and insured electrical contractor based on E. 9 Mile Road in Eastpointe and serving the Metro Detroit area. Owner Jamie McGuire is a master electrician, and the company works on residential and commercial remodels as well as troubleshooting of existing wiring.
Its residential services include electrical panel upgrades and service changes, including replacing old fuse boxes, EV charger installation, GFCI troubleshooting, new plugs and switches, LED lighting upgrades, ceiling fans and light fixtures, added outlets and dedicated plugs, pool and hot tub wiring, and underground feeds to garages, sheds and outdoor outlets. It also installs generators and wires custom new homes.
For troubleshooting on existing circuits the company bills time and material, as explained on its site. McWire holds a 4.9 rating on Google from 337 reviews.
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Photo: McWire Electric website
Photo: McWire Electric website
Photo: McWire Electric website
Photo: McWire Electric website
Photo: McWire Electric website
Photo: McWire Electric website
Photo: McWire Electric website
Photo: McWire Electric website
Photo: McWire Electric website
Photo: McWire Electric website
Photo: McWire Electric website
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