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Fenton
Brda Electric, Inc. is a family-owned electrical contractor that has served the St. Louis area since 1989. It works for homeowners and businesses on both sides of the river.
Residential work includes panel and service upgrades, circuit breaker replacement, HVAC circuits, EV charger installation, smart panels, whole-home generators, battery storage such as Tesla Powerwall, rooftop solar, lighting, smoke and carbon monoxide detectors, home electrical safety inspections and security camera wiring. Its website shows residential project examples, and the company also handles commercial work such as data cabling, lighting and build-outs.
The office and shop are at 1758 Chase Drive in Fenton, MO 63026, in St. Louis County. Its website lists work across the St. Louis area, including Chesterfield, and in the Illinois Metro East, such as Edwardsville. Call or text (636) 343-0504, or email info@brdaelectric.com.
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