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LZ Electrics
Licensed Electrical Remodeling Electrical Service Upgrades Emergency Electrical Service EV Chargers Generators Home Standby Generator Installation
About LZ Electrics
LZ Electrics is an electrical contractor based on Jefferson Drive in Macomb, Michigan, working for both homeowners and businesses. The owner trained at an electrical school in Poland, started in the trade in New York City in 2005 and worked his way from helper to senior project manager before moving to Michigan, earning his electrical license and becoming a contractor.
For homes, the company handles service calls and troubleshooting (switches, outlets, flickering lights, tripping breakers), panel and service replacements, upgrades for EV chargers, whole-house generators, lighting including custom LED work, new construction wiring, remodel wiring such as a full kitchen renovation, and smart home systems for lighting and security.
The site advertises 24/7 availability for emergencies and detailed estimates before work begins. LZ Electrics serves a radius of about 50 miles around ZIP 48044, including Warren, St. Clair Shores, Chesterfield, Royal Oak, West Bloomfield and Birmingham. It is rated 5.0 on Google from 24 reviews.
- Licensed electrical contractor
- 24/7 emergency service advertised
- Owner in the trade since 2005
- Serves about 50 miles around Macomb
- 5.0 Google rating from 24 reviews
Services
- Electrical RemodelingElectrical changes and additions for kitchen, bathroom, basement and other remodeling projects.
- Electrical Service UpgradesUpgrades to a home's incoming electrical service and circuit capacity for modern power demands.
- Emergency Electrical ServiceHelp at any hour when a home loses power, a breaker keeps tripping or wiring sparks or overheats.
- EV Chargerssystem upgrades for home charging stations
- GeneratorsStandby units & transfer switches
- Home Standby Generator Installationwhole-house generators
- LightingIndoor, outdoor & recessed
- New Construction ElectricalElectrical systems for new residential and multifamily construction.
- Outlet & Switch InstallationInstall outlets and switches, including tamper-resistant outlets.
- Panel Upgradesreplacement of outdated or undersized panels and services
- Repairs & Troubleshootingservice calls for outlets, switches, lights and breakers
- Smart Home Wiringhome automation, smart lighting and security
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