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Top Rated Electrical Service in Chapel Hill

Wiring tells the age of a house, and in Chapel Hill that story runs longer than almost anywhere in the Triangle. Homes in the historic districts near UNC can date to the early 1900s or before. That often means original wiring, which predates the grounded, high-capacity standards a modern household depends on.

Even the town's large stock of 1960s-to-1990s homes was wired for a very different electrical load than today's. That was before EVs, before whole-house electronics, before a home office in every third bedroom.

Dawson's Electric & Air is a licensed electrical contractor serving Chapel Hill since 2005. Much of our work is the delicate job of bringing an older, often historically significant home up to modern electrical standards, without damaging what makes it special.

It's all real electrical work, done to code, with no service fee to diagnose and written pricing before we start.

If something's flickering, tripping, or clearly straining, call 919-887-8284 for same day service or get in touch online with any questions.

Need HVAC service in Chapel Hill? We have NATE certified technicians in your neighborhood ready to help.

Panel and Service Upgrades in Older Homes

An early- or mid-century Chapel Hill home was very likely built with a 60- or 100-amp service that simply can't carry a modern household. The moment you add central air, a kitchen renovation, an EV, or a heat pump, an undersized panel becomes the bottleneck. In the oldest homes, it can be a safety concern in its own right. We handle panel upgrades and replacements.

In a historic home, we plan the work to be as unobtrusive as possible while still meeting current code. A modern panel is often the single most important upgrade an old house can get.

Updating Historic and Vintage Wiring

The oldest Chapel Hill homes may still carry remnants of very early wiring methods. Even mid-century homes often have ungrounded circuits and decades-old connections that have quietly degraded. Updating this wiring is careful, methodical work, and it's some of the most valuable work you can do on an old house, both for safety and for insurability.

We assess what's actually behind the walls and tell you honestly what needs attention now versus later. Then we do the updates in a way that respects the home's finishes. For historically protected homes, we work within the constraints that come with that status.

EV Charging for the Chapel Hill Household

Chapel Hill's university-and-research demographic has adopted EVs quickly, and home charging is a frequent request. The reality in an older home is that a proper Level 2 charger depends on the panel having capacity. That usually circles back to a service upgrade first. We evaluate the panel and get the charger capacity right for your vehicle and your home, handling any needed panel work as one coordinated job so the install is safe and code-compliant.

Whole-Home Surge Protection

Summer storms roll hard across the Piedmont, and older homes full of modern electronics are exactly what surge damage targets. A single strike can take out an HVAC control board, computers, and appliances at once. Whole-home surge protection at the panel is inexpensive relative to what it guards, and it's a smart layer for any Chapel Hill home, especially those with overhead service under the tree canopy.

Outlets, Switches, and Lighting

The everyday updates that make an old house safe and livable start with the basics. That means adding grounded outlets where a historic home never had enough, replacing worn or unsafe switches, installing GFCI protection where code now requires it, and adding lighting that complements rather than fights the home's character. In a historic home, fixture and placement choices matter as much as the wiring behind them.

Why Chapel Hill Homeowners Call Dawson's

Licensed, code-compliant, and respectful of the homes we work in, no service fee to diagnose, written pricing up front. Because we also do HVAC, any electrical work tied to a heat pump conversion, an air handler, or a ductless system is handled by one team. We understand both trades.

Ask about financing on larger projects and current specials.

Top Rated Electrical Service in Chapel Hill

Wiring tells the age of a house, and in Chapel Hill that story runs longer than almost anywhere in the Triangle. Homes in the historic districts near UNC can date to the early 1900s or before. That often means original wiring, which predates the grounded, high-capacity standards a modern household depends on.

Even the town's large stock of 1960s-to-1990s homes was wired for a very different electrical load than today's. That was before EVs, before whole-house electronics, before a home office in every third bedroom.

Dawson's Electric & Air is a licensed electrical contractor serving Chapel Hill since 2005. Much of our work is the delicate job of bringing an older, often historically significant home up to modern electrical standards, without damaging what makes it special.

It's all real electrical work, done to code, with no service fee to diagnose and written pricing before we start.

If something's flickering, tripping, or clearly straining, call 919-887-8284 for same day service or get in touch online with any questions.

Need HVAC service in Chapel Hill? We have NATE certified technicians in your neighborhood ready to help.

Panel and Service Upgrades in Older Homes

An early- or mid-century Chapel Hill home was very likely built with a 60- or 100-amp service that simply can't carry a modern household. The moment you add central air, a kitchen renovation, an EV, or a heat pump, an undersized panel becomes the bottleneck. In the oldest homes, it can be a safety concern in its own right. We handle panel upgrades and replacements.

In a historic home, we plan the work to be as unobtrusive as possible while still meeting current code. A modern panel is often the single most important upgrade an old house can get.

Updating Historic and Vintage Wiring

The oldest Chapel Hill homes may still carry remnants of very early wiring methods. Even mid-century homes often have ungrounded circuits and decades-old connections that have quietly degraded. Updating this wiring is careful, methodical work, and it's some of the most valuable work you can do on an old house, both for safety and for insurability.

We assess what's actually behind the walls and tell you honestly what needs attention now versus later. Then we do the updates in a way that respects the home's finishes. For historically protected homes, we work within the constraints that come with that status.

EV Charging for the Chapel Hill Household

Chapel Hill's university-and-research demographic has adopted EVs quickly, and home charging is a frequent request. The reality in an older home is that a proper Level 2 charger depends on the panel having capacity. That usually circles back to a service upgrade first. We evaluate the panel and get the charger capacity right for your vehicle and your home, handling any needed panel work as one coordinated job so the install is safe and code-compliant.

Whole-Home Surge Protection

Summer storms roll hard across the Piedmont, and older homes full of modern electronics are exactly what surge damage targets. A single strike can take out an HVAC control board, computers, and appliances at once. Whole-home surge protection at the panel is inexpensive relative to what it guards, and it's a smart layer for any Chapel Hill home, especially those with overhead service under the tree canopy.

Outlets, Switches, and Lighting

The everyday updates that make an old house safe and livable start with the basics. That means adding grounded outlets where a historic home never had enough, replacing worn or unsafe switches, installing GFCI protection where code now requires it, and adding lighting that complements rather than fights the home's character. In a historic home, fixture and placement choices matter as much as the wiring behind them.

Why Chapel Hill Homeowners Call Dawson's

Licensed, code-compliant, and respectful of the homes we work in, no service fee to diagnose, written pricing up front. Because we also do HVAC, any electrical work tied to a heat pump conversion, an air handler, or a ductless system is handled by one team. We understand both trades.

Ask about financing on larger projects and current specials.

Homeowner Electrical Service FAQs

My Chapel Hill home is nearly a century old. Does the wiring need to be replaced?

Not always all of it, but it deserves a professional assessment. Very old homes can carry early wiring methods and ungrounded circuits that don't meet modern safety standards and can complicate insurance. Sometimes targeted updates, grounding key circuits, replacing degraded sections, and modernizing the panel are enough; sometimes a more complete rewire is the right long-term call. We assess what's actually in your walls and give you a straight, prioritized answer rather than assuming the worst or glossing over a real issue.

Can I upgrade my electrical panel in a historic-district home?

Yes. A panel upgrade is usually about the equipment and service capacity rather than the home's protected exterior features, so it's typically very doable even in a historic district. We plan the work to be unobtrusive and to meet current code, and where a historic designation adds requirements, we work within them. For most older Chapel Hill homes, upgrading from an undersized older panel is the single most valuable and enabling electrical improvement you can make.

Do I need a service upgrade before installing an EV charger?

Often, in an older home, yes. A Level 2 charger draws significant power, and many older Chapel Hill homes have a panel that's already near capacity. Forcing a charger onto an overtaxed panel is both a code and a safety problem. We check the panel first, size the charger correctly for your vehicle, and handle any needed service upgrade as part of the same job, so you end up with charging that's safe and properly supported rather than improvised.

Is knob-and-tube or old wiring in my home a fire risk?

Aging wiring isn't automatically dangerous, but it warrants professional evaluation because older methods lack modern grounding and can degrade at connections over many decades. The risk depends on condition, past modifications, and load. We don't recommend ignoring it or assuming a previous owner handled it. We inspect it, tell you what's safe to keep and what should be updated, and prioritize the work so the most important safety items come first.

Do you pull permits for electrical work in Chapel Hill?

Yes, for work that requires it. Panel upgrades, rewiring, new circuits, and service changes should be permitted and inspected through the local authority, and as a licensed contractor, we handle that properly. Permitted, inspected work protects you at resale, satisfies insurers, and confirms the job meets code, which matters even more on an older or historically significant home.

Recent Jobs and Reviews in Chapel Hill, NC

Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars based on 12 customer reviews

Chapel Hill, NC at a glance

Dawson's Electric & Air has completed 10 jobs in Chapel Hill, NC between August 2026 and September 2026.

The 13 customer reviews shown here average 5.0 out of 5.

The most recent job was on September 9, 2026.

Job Locations and Reviews

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Curtis is a great member of the Dawson’s team!
Cheryl - Chapel Hill, NC 27516
Completed comprehensive 32-point electrical system evaluation on 2016 residential property. Performed electrical panel maintenance including torque verification and connection inspection of all breakers and bus bar terminals. Tested all GFCI shock protection outlets and breakers for proper ground fault functionality, verified arc fault circuit interrupter breakers for fire protection compliance. Conducted smoke and carbon monoxide detector maintenance including battery replacement and operational testing. Replaced customer-supplied light bulbs in fixtures up to 12 feet and cleaned ceiling fans within accessible height range. All systems tested and confirmed operational with no deficiencies noted.
Completed comprehensive 32-point electrical system evaluation on 2016 residential property. Performed electrical panel maintenance including torque verification and connection inspection of all breakers and bus bar terminals. Tested all GFCI shock protection outlets and breakers for proper ground fault functionality, verified arc fault circuit interrupter breakers for fire protection compliance. Conducted smoke and carbon monoxide detector maintenance including battery replacement and operational testing. Replaced customer-supplied light bulbs in fixtures up to 12 feet and cleaned ceiling fans within accessible height range. All systems tested and confirmed operational with no deficiencies noted.
Curtis E.
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Completed comprehensive 32-point electrical system evaluation on 2016 residential property. Performed electrical panel maintenance including torque verification and connection inspection of all breakers and bus bar terminals. Tested all GFCI shock protection outlets and breakers for proper ground fault functionality, verified arc fault circuit interrupter breakers for fire protection compliance. Conducted smoke and carbon monoxide detector maintenance including battery replacement and operational testing. Replaced customer-supplied light bulbs in fixtures up to 12 feet and cleaned ceiling fans within accessible height range. All systems tested and confirmed operational with no deficiencies noted.
Chapel Hill, NC 27516
Responded to residential property built in 2006 to evaluate multiple electrical issues including flickering lights, non-functioning lighting circuits, and insufficient power capacity for electric vehicle charging equipment. Performed comprehensive electrical system inspection and diagnostic evaluation of the main service panel and exterior meter installation. Inspected interior circuit breaker panel, examining all branch circuit breakers, neutral bus bars, grounding connections, and conductor terminations for proper installation and signs of deterioration. Evaluated exterior electrical service equipment including digital meter, main disconnect, weatherproof junction boxes, and associated conduit connections. Identified electrical deficiencies contributing to reported flickering and inadequate circuit capacity. Documented panel configuration and existing electrical infrastructure with photographs. Provided homeowner with detailed findings and presented options for resolving identified e
Responded to residential property built in 2006 to evaluate multiple electrical issues including flickering lights, non-functioning lighting circuits, and insufficient power capacity for electric vehicle charging equipment. Performed comprehensive electrical system inspection and diagnostic evaluation of the main service panel and exterior meter installation. Inspected interior circuit breaker panel, examining all branch circuit breakers, neutral bus bars, grounding connections, and conductor terminations for proper installation and signs of deterioration. Evaluated exterior electrical service equipment including digital meter, main disconnect, weatherproof junction boxes, and associated conduit connections. Identified electrical deficiencies contributing to reported flickering and inadequate circuit capacity. Documented panel configuration and existing electrical infrastructure with photographs. Provided homeowner with detailed findings and presented options for resolving identified e
Jonathan B.
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Responded to residential property built in 2006 to evaluate multiple electrical issues including flickering lights, non-functioning lighting circuits, and insufficient power capacity for electric vehicle charging equipment. Performed comprehensive electrical system inspection and diagnostic evaluation of the main service panel and exterior meter installation. Inspected interior circuit breaker panel, examining all branch circuit breakers, neutral bus bars, grounding connections, and conductor terminations for proper installation and signs of deterioration. Evaluated exterior electrical service equipment including digital meter, main disconnect, weatherproof junction boxes, and associated conduit connections. Identified electrical deficiencies contributing to reported flickering and inadequate circuit capacity. Documented panel configuration and existing electrical infrastructure with photographs. Provided homeowner with detailed findings and presented options for resolving identified e
Chapel Hill, NC 27517
Chapel Hill, NC - Responded to service call for exterior garage light fixture that had become detached from siding. Customer reported burning smell and had de-energized the garage circuit at the breaker panel as a safety precaution. Upon arrival, inspected the fixture mounting location on the vinyl siding and soffit area, documented existing conditions with photographs, and assessed the electrical connections for damage or hazards. Secured the fixture properly to the building exterior, verified all wiring connections were safe and code-compliant, and restored power to confirm proper operation of the lighting circuit.
Curtis E.
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Responded to service call for exterior garage light fixture that had become detached from siding. Customer reported burning smell and had de-energized the garage circuit at the breaker panel as a safety precaution. Upon arrival, inspected the fixture mounting location on the vinyl siding and soffit area, documented existing conditions with photographs, and assessed the electrical connections for damage or hazards. Secured the fixture properly to the building exterior, verified all wiring connections were safe and code-compliant, and restored power to confirm proper operation of the lighting circuit.
Chapel Hill, NC 27516
Installed new electrical outlet for wall-mounted television in 2010 residential property. Accessed main electrical panel, identified appropriate circuit with available capacity, and ran new branch circuit wiring to outlet location. Verified proper breaker sizing, confirmed all connections met NEC standards, tested outlet for correct polarity and grounding, and restored panel to service.
Installed new electrical outlet for wall-mounted television in 2010 residential property. Accessed main electrical panel, identified appropriate circuit with available capacity, and ran new branch circuit wiring to outlet location. Verified proper breaker sizing, confirmed all connections met NEC standards, tested outlet for correct polarity and grounding, and restored panel to service.
Rob W.
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Installed new electrical outlet for wall-mounted television in 2010 residential property. Accessed main electrical panel, identified appropriate circuit with available capacity, and ran new branch circuit wiring to outlet location. Verified proper breaker sizing, confirmed all connections met NEC standards, tested outlet for correct polarity and grounding, and restored panel to service.
Chapel Hill, NC 27517
Completed comprehensive 32-point electrical system evaluation including electrical panel maintenance with proper torquing and connection inspection. Performed GFCI/shock protection outlet and breaker testing, arc fault/fire protection breaker testing to verify proper operation, and smoke and CO2 detector maintenance with battery replacement and functionality testing. Additionally completed customer-supplied light bulb replacement on fixtures up to 12 feet and ceiling fan cleaning up to 12 feet.
Completed comprehensive 32-point electrical system evaluation including electrical panel maintenance with proper torquing and connection inspection. Performed GFCI/shock protection outlet and breaker testing, arc fault/fire protection breaker testing to verify proper operation, and smoke and CO2 detector maintenance with battery replacement and functionality testing. Additionally completed customer-supplied light bulb replacement on fixtures up to 12 feet and ceiling fan cleaning up to 12 feet.
Preston C.
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Completed comprehensive 32-point electrical system evaluation including electrical panel maintenance with proper torquing and connection inspection. Performed GFCI/shock protection outlet and breaker testing, arc fault/fire protection breaker testing to verify proper operation, and smoke and CO2 detector maintenance with battery replacement and functionality testing. Additionally completed customer-supplied light bulb replacement on fixtures up to 12 feet and ceiling fan cleaning up to 12 feet.
Chapel Hill, NC 27517
Responded to service call for flickering lights, non-functioning ceiling fan, and sparking switches in a 2018 home with solar photovoltaic system. Performed comprehensive inspection of main electrical panel and solar disconnect system, identifying potential loose connections or shared neutral issues affecting lighting circuits. Documented electrical panel configuration showing properly organized circuit breakers, grounding bus bars, and solar integration components including main photovoltaic system disconnect and metered service entrance, with all wiring appearing code-compliant and well-maintained.
Responded to service call for flickering lights, non-functioning ceiling fan, and sparking switches in a 2018 home with solar photovoltaic system. Performed comprehensive inspection of main electrical panel and solar disconnect system, identifying potential loose connections or shared neutral issues affecting lighting circuits. Documented electrical panel configuration showing properly organized circuit breakers, grounding bus bars, and solar integration components including main photovoltaic system disconnect and metered service entrance, with all wiring appearing code-compliant and well-maintained.
Curtis E.
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Responded to service call for flickering lights, non-functioning ceiling fan, and sparking switches in a 2018 home with solar photovoltaic system. Performed comprehensive inspection of main electrical panel and solar disconnect system, identifying potential loose connections or shared neutral issues affecting lighting circuits. Documented electrical panel configuration showing properly organized circuit breakers, grounding bus bars, and solar integration components including main photovoltaic system disconnect and metered service entrance, with all wiring appearing code-compliant and well-maintained.
Chapel Hill, NC 27516
Responded to service call for multiple hardwired smoke and carbon monoxide combination detectors intermittently alarming for approximately 30 seconds before stopping, with issue occurring over the past week. Upon arrival, inspected all hardwired combination smoke/CO detectors throughout the residence built in 2003. Homeowner had previously replaced backup batteries in units one week prior, but nuisance alarms continued. Evaluated detector mounting, wiring connections, and unit functionality. Detectors showed signs of age-related sensor degradation common in units approaching or exceeding their 10-year service life. Recommended replacement of all combination detectors to resolve intermittent false alarm condition and ensure reliable life safety protection, as detector sensors deteriorate over time and cannot be repaired or cleaned effectively.
Responded to service call for multiple hardwired smoke and carbon monoxide combination detectors intermittently alarming for approximately 30 seconds before stopping, with issue occurring over the past week. Upon arrival, inspected all hardwired combination smoke/CO detectors throughout the residence built in 2003. Homeowner had previously replaced backup batteries in units one week prior, but nuisance alarms continued. Evaluated detector mounting, wiring connections, and unit functionality. Detectors showed signs of age-related sensor degradation common in units approaching or exceeding their 10-year service life. Recommended replacement of all combination detectors to resolve intermittent false alarm condition and ensure reliable life safety protection, as detector sensors deteriorate over time and cannot be repaired or cleaned effectively.
Bryant C.
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Responded to service call for multiple hardwired smoke and carbon monoxide combination detectors intermittently alarming for approximately 30 seconds before stopping, with issue occurring over the past week. Upon arrival, inspected all hardwired combination smoke/CO detectors throughout the residence built in 2003. Homeowner had previously replaced backup batteries in units one week prior, but nuisance alarms continued. Evaluated detector mounting, wiring connections, and unit functionality. Detectors showed signs of age-related sensor degradation common in units approaching or exceeding their 10-year service life. Recommended replacement of all combination detectors to resolve intermittent false alarm condition and ensure reliable life safety protection, as detector sensors deteriorate over time and cannot be repaired or cleaned effectively.
Chapel Hill, NC 27517
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I'm very happy with the work Bryant did to install new smoke detectors and surge protection system at our house. He took the time to explain everything and was very professional and nice.
Daniel Ohayon - Chapel Hill, NC 27517
Response from Dawson's Electric & Air:

Thank you for the great review, Daniel! We’re glad Bryant provided professional, knowledgeable service while installing your new smoke detectors and whole-home surge protection system. Taking the time to explain the work and make sure our customers feel confident in their home’s electrical safety is important to us. We appreciate you choosing Dawson’s Electric & Air!

Responded to service call regarding interconnected smoke detectors experiencing frequent false alarms originating from second-floor units in a 2005-built residence with 15 total detectors. Inspected electrical panels and smoke detector circuits to diagnose the cause of weekly nuisance alarms that were triggering the entire interconnected system throughout the home. Documented panel configuration and circuit layout for the smoke detection system.
Responded to service call regarding interconnected smoke detectors experiencing frequent false alarms originating from second-floor units in a 2005-built residence with 15 total detectors. Inspected electrical panels and smoke detector circuits to diagnose the cause of weekly nuisance alarms that were triggering the entire interconnected system throughout the home. Documented panel configuration and circuit layout for the smoke detection system.
Bryant C.
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Responded to service call regarding interconnected smoke detectors experiencing frequent false alarms originating from second-floor units in a 2005-built residence with 15 total detectors. Inspected electrical panels and smoke detector circuits to diagnose the cause of weekly nuisance alarms that were triggering the entire interconnected system throughout the home. Documented panel configuration and circuit layout for the smoke detection system.
Chapel Hill, NC 27517
Completed installation of three ceiling fans with integrated lighting fixtures in new construction residential property. All units were mounted to pre-existing fan-rated junction boxes at 8-9 foot ceiling heights with electrical wiring already in place. Verified proper electrical connections, tested fan operation at all speed settings, confirmed light fixture functionality, and ensured secure mounting and blade balance on all three installations.
Completed installation of three ceiling fans with integrated lighting fixtures in new construction residential property. All units were mounted to pre-existing fan-rated junction boxes at 8-9 foot ceiling heights with electrical wiring already in place. Verified proper electrical connections, tested fan operation at all speed settings, confirmed light fixture functionality, and ensured secure mounting and blade balance on all three installations.
Charlie B.
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Completed installation of three ceiling fans with integrated lighting fixtures in new construction residential property. All units were mounted to pre-existing fan-rated junction boxes at 8-9 foot ceiling heights with electrical wiring already in place. Verified proper electrical connections, tested fan operation at all speed settings, confirmed light fixture functionality, and ensured secure mounting and blade balance on all three installations.
Chapel Hill, NC 27517
# Electrical Panel Surge Protector Service Responded to service call for exterior surge protector displaying red indicator light and audible alarm. Inspected main electrical panel and associated equipment including meter base, Generac transfer switch, and whole-house surge protection device. Found surge protector had reached end of service life as indicated by red LED status indicator and alarm condition. The white rectangular surge protective device mounted in the main panel showed compromised MOV (metal oxide varistor) components, requiring replacement to restore proper surge protection to the electrical system. Verified all electrical connections, panel components, and grounding system were secure and functioning properly. Generator transfer switch and associated equipment operating normally with no issues detected.
# Electrical Panel Surge Protector Service Responded to service call for exterior surge protector displaying red indicator light and audible alarm. Inspected main electrical panel and associated equipment including meter base, Generac transfer switch, and whole-house surge protection device. Found surge protector had reached end of service life as indicated by red LED status indicator and alarm condition. The white rectangular surge protective device mounted in the main panel showed compromised MOV (metal oxide varistor) components, requiring replacement to restore proper surge protection to the electrical system. Verified all electrical connections, panel components, and grounding system were secure and functioning properly. Generator transfer switch and associated equipment operating normally with no issues detected.
Rob W.
Rob W. Checked in
# Electrical Panel Surge Protector Service Responded to service call for exterior surge protector displaying red indicator light and audible alarm. Inspected main electrical panel and associated equipment including meter base, Generac transfer switch, and whole-house surge protection device. Found surge protector had reached end of service life as indicated by red LED status indicator and alarm condition. The white rectangular surge protective device mounted in the main panel showed compromised MOV (metal oxide varistor) components, requiring replacement to restore proper surge protection to the electrical system. Verified all electrical connections, panel components, and grounding system were secure and functioning properly. Generator transfer switch and associated equipment operating normally with no issues detected.
Chapel Hill, NC 27516
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Charlie provided excellent service. He is great to work with
Craig - Chapel Hill, NC 27517
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Charlie did a great job. Was thorough, and did a great job in communicating the electrical issues
Craig - Chapel Hill, NC 27517
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Excellent service
Michael - Chapel Hill, NC 27517
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Great service
John - Chapel Hill, NC 27516
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Excellent service, timely, professional
Ruthann - Chapel Hill, NC 27517
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Nick Rippeth showed up on time and kept me aware on his arrival time. Did a great job with his assessment and clearly provided me with my options. The panel upgrade was done professionally and on time. All and all I would hire Dawson and will ask for Nick. Thank you team including Amenda and Preston as well. Great job.
Mike - Chapel Hill, NC 27517
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We had an excellent experience with Dawson’s Electric. The service couldn’t have been more professional. We are happy we hired them.
Zach - Chapel Hill, NC 27516
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My experience with Jonathan Baker & Dawson’s Electric was wonderful from the initial phone call to the finished installation. They were our 2nd estimate for a Tesla charger install. Their price was about the same as the first estimate, but their professionalism was leagues beyond their competitor. My install required a little bit of rearranging in the breaker panel, so I was going to be paying a little extra no matter who I went with. Jonathan explained every step of the process and laid out crystal clear options and recommendations. I will definitely be calling Dawson’s for any future electrical work.
Michael O - Chapel Hill, NC 27516
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Quick, concise, great communication
Nick - Chapel Hill, NC 27516
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Dawson’s Electric and Johnathan are great
Ellie - Chapel Hill, NC 27517
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Technician arrived on time. Was very polite, professional & did a great job.
Ranjani - Chapel Hill, NC 27514
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