Electrical Safety · Michigan
Signs You Need an Electrician: A Homeowner’s Guide
Learn which electrical warning signs need urgent attention, when repairs may be enough, and what to ask before approving a larger upgrade.
·7 min read
Farmington Hills
AJ Danboise is a family-owned plumbing, heating, cooling and electrical company in Farmington Hills. Alex Joseph Danboise opened a plumbing and hardware shop in Detroit in 1925; the business later moved to Redford and then to Farmington Hills, and it has been run by the fourth generation of the family since 2017.
Its electrical department handles electrical repairs, panel upgrades and replacements including older fuse boxes, outlets, ceiling fan installation, lighting, whole-home surge protection, whole-house rewiring, generator installation and service, and home EV charger installation. The company also offers HVAC and plumbing, a maintenance plan, financing and coupons.
The office is available Monday through Friday from 7 AM to 7 PM, with same-day service in most cases. It is BBB accredited, shows license number 7118497 on its site, and serves Farmington Hills, Novi, Livonia, Northville, Plymouth, Canton, Westland and West Bloomfield. It is rated 4.8 on Google from 2,979 reviews.
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Photo: AJ Danboise website
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