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Real Solutions for Real Electrical Problems in Raleigh Homes

If you’re searching for an electrician in Raleigh, chances are something isn’t working the way it should.

  • Maybe your lights flicker when the AC kicks on.
  • Maybe a breaker won’t stop tripping.
  • Or maybe something just doesn’t feel right—and you don’t want to risk it.

Here’s the reality: most electrical issues don’t start as emergencies but they can turn into one fast.

Dawson's Electic helps Raleigh homeowners identify the problem early, fix it correctly, and prevent it from coming back.

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Raleigh Electrical Service FAQs

How much does an electrician cost in Raleigh, NC?

The cost of electrical work in Raleigh depends on the type of service, the age and condition of your home, accessibility, and the scope of the project. Dawson’s Electric & Air provides upfront pricing before work begins, with permits and required code upgrades included in the quoted price. Typical Raleigh-area pricing includes $225–$792 for electrical repairs, $1,200–$4,500 for an electrical panel upgrade or replacement, $75–$700 per outlet for outlet installation or GFCI upgrades, and $550–$1,450 for whole-home surge protection. These are typical ranges, not guaranteed prices; your electrician will provide a specific quote after evaluating your home and the work required.

When should I call an electrician for an electrical problem in my Raleigh home?

You should call a licensed electrician when you notice warning signs such as frequently tripping breakers, flickering or dimming lights, sparking outlets, burning smells, buzzing or humming sounds, warm outlets or switches, unexplained power loss, or repeated GFCI trips. Raleigh homes can also develop electrical problems when older systems are asked to support modern loads such as EV chargers, home offices, larger HVAC equipment, and other high-demand appliances. Dawson’s electricians diagnose the underlying problem rather than simply resetting a breaker or replacing a component without determining why it failed.

How much does it cost to upgrade an electrical panel in Raleigh?

An electrical panel upgrade or replacement in the Raleigh area typically costs $1,200–$4,500, depending on the size of the upgrade, the condition of the existing equipment, required code improvements, and the electrical demands of the home. A panel upgrade may be appropriate if your breakers trip frequently, your panel is full, your home has an older electrical service, or you are adding a high-demand appliance such as an EV charger. Dawson’s provides an upfront price before work begins and includes required permits and code upgrades in the quoted price.

Do Raleigh homeowners need an electrical inspection?

An electrical inspection can be a smart choice if you own an older Raleigh home, are buying or selling a property, have experienced repeated electrical problems, or want to make sure your system can safely handle newer electrical demands. An inspection can identify issues such as outdated panels, grounding problems, faulty breakers, GFCI concerns, damaged wiring, and other safety issues before they become more serious. Dawson’s also offers a 32-point electrical system evaluation through its Peace of Mind Club, including GFCI and arc-fault protection testing and smoke and carbon monoxide detector testing.

Do I need a permit for electrical work in Raleigh, NC?

Many electrical projects in Raleigh require a permit and inspection, particularly work involving new circuits, electrical service upgrades, panel replacements, generators, and other significant modifications to your home's electrical system. Permit requirements can depend on the type and scope of the project. Dawson’s handles required electrical permits as part of the quoted project price, helping Raleigh homeowners make sure their electrical work is completed according to applicable North Carolina electrical codes and local requirements.

Common Raleigh Electrical Challenges We Solve

While every home is different, the Triangle area sees a few recurring "villains" in residential electricity. Do any of these sound familiar?

1. The "Old Raleigh" Panel Struggle

If you live inside the I-440 beltline, your home might still be running on a 100-amp service or, worse, an outdated Federal Pacific or Zinsco panel. These panels are notorious for failing to trip during a surge, creating a major fire risk.

  • Our Solution: We specialize in seamless panel upgrades (200-amp service) that bring your historic home into the 21st century without destroying your original plaster walls.

2. Humidity-Driven GFCI Failures

Raleigh’s humidity isn't just tough on your AC; it’s tough on your outdoor and crawlspace outlets. We frequently see GFCI (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter) outlets "nuisance trip" or corrode due to the North Carolina moisture.

  • Our Solution: We install weather-resistant, commercial-grade GFCIs and specialized enclosures designed to survive NC summers and winter ice storms alike.

3. The Modern "Work From Home" Overload

With Raleigh becoming a tech hub, more residents are running high-powered servers, dual-monitor setups, and standing desks from spare bedrooms. Most older bedroom circuits were designed for a single lamp, not a data center.

  • Our Solution: Dedicated home-office circuits. We run clean, isolated power to your workspace so your laser printer doesn't dim your lights every time it starts up.

Raleigh-Specific Electrical Reality

1. Rapid population growth = higher electrical demand

Homes that were “fine” 10–15 years ago are now overloaded with:

  • EV chargers

  • Home offices

  • Smart devices

  • Larger HVAC systems

Your electrical system wasn’t designed for how you live today.

2. Many Raleigh homes sit in the “panel gap”

  • Too new for obvious failure

  • Too old for modern load demands

This is why homeowners experience:

  • Random breaker trips

  • Flickering lights

  • Inconsistent power

3. The "Aluminum Wiring" Alert for 1960s-70s Homes

Many homes in the Raleigh suburbs built between 1965 and 1973 used aluminum wiring. Over time, these connections expand and contract, leading to loose wires and "invisible" fire hazards.

We provide specialized "AlumiConn" or "CO/ALR" retrofitting—a much safer and more cost-effective alternative to a full-home rewire that most contractors won't mention because it requires specialized training.

4. Storm-Ready: The "Transfer Switch" Secret

Raleigh gets its fair share of hurricanes and afternoon thunderstorms that knock out power. Instead of running extension cords through your windows to a portable generator (a major carbon monoxide and fire risk), we install Manual Transfer Switches.

This allows you to plug your generator into a single outdoor port and power your fridge, lights, and WiFi directly through your home’s existing wiring safely.

Electrical Services That Solve the Root Problem

We don’t just fix symptoms—we fix what’s causing them.

  • Electrical Repairs & Troubleshooting: We track down the exact issue—not just reset the breaker and leave.
  • Panel Upgrades & Circuit Improvements: If your home can’t keep up with modern demand, we fix the capacity problem at the source.
  • Wiring Repairs & Whole-Home Rewiring: Outdated or damaged wiring is one of the leading causes of electrical hazards in homes.
  • Surge Protection (Critical in Raleigh): Protect your home from storm-related surges, utility fluctuations and appliance damage.
  • Outlet, Switch & GFCI Repairs: Safe, code-compliant upgrades that eliminate shock and fire risks.
  • Lighting & Electrical Upgrades: From functional fixes to modern upgrades that improve daily comfort.
  • Emergency Electrical Service: If something feels unsafe, don’t wait. We handle burning smells, power loss, sparking outlets and panel issues.

Why Choose Dawson's Electric?

  • Local Code Expertise: We know the Wake County inspectors and the specific North Carolina Electrical Code amendments that affect your project’s permit.

  • Upfront, No-Surprise Pricing: You’ll know the "to the penny" cost before we ever strip a wire.

From EV Charger Installations (Tesla, ChargePoint, etc.) and Whole-Home Surge Protection to AFCI (Arc Fault) Troubleshooting and Smart Home Integration we'll protect and make sure you home is safe.

Ready to Secure Your Raleigh Home?

Don't wait for a spark to find out your system is failing. Whether you need a quick outlet repair or a full-service upgrade for your new EV, we're your local Raleigh partners.

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Recent Jobs and Reviews in Raleigh, NC

Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars based on 37 customer reviews

Raleigh, NC at a glance

Dawson's Electric & Air has completed 10 jobs in Raleigh, NC in September 2026.

The 25 customer reviews shown here average 5.0 out of 5.

The most recent job was on September 14, 2026.

Job Locations and Reviews

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Great experience! Bryant is very knowledgeable.
Kelly Lanter Moore - Raleigh, NC 27601
Responded to duplex unit experiencing snapping noise from outdoor outlet with breaker serving living room, internet, lights, and multiple interior outlets in tripped position. Inspected main electrical panel and exterior service disconnect, documented existing wiring configuration including main service conductors and circuit breaker arrangement. Customer advised to keep breaker off until outdoor outlet circuit can be isolated and repaired to prevent potential electrical hazard affecting multiple interior circuits.
Responded to duplex unit experiencing snapping noise from outdoor outlet with breaker serving living room, internet, lights, and multiple interior outlets in tripped position. Inspected main electrical panel and exterior service disconnect, documented existing wiring configuration including main service conductors and circuit breaker arrangement. Customer advised to keep breaker off until outdoor outlet circuit can be isolated and repaired to prevent potential electrical hazard affecting multiple interior circuits.
Bryant C.
Bryant C. Checked in
Responded to duplex unit experiencing snapping noise from outdoor outlet with breaker serving living room, internet, lights, and multiple interior outlets in tripped position. Inspected main electrical panel and exterior service disconnect, documented existing wiring configuration including main service conductors and circuit breaker arrangement. Customer advised to keep breaker off until outdoor outlet circuit can be isolated and repaired to prevent potential electrical hazard affecting multiple interior circuits.
Raleigh, NC 27601
Responded to service call at 1940s residential property with electrical updates completed approximately 10 years prior. Performed comprehensive assessment of three primary electrical concerns: non-functioning outdoor outlet on west side of structure, request for new ceiling fan circuit installation at front porch, and feasibility evaluation for tankless electric water heater conversion.

Inspected exterior electrical service equipment mounted on west-facing gray brick wall, including main service panel, meter base, and associated conduit runs. Evaluated existing electrical service capacity and panel configuration to determine load availability for proposed upgrades. Documented current electrical panel with dual columns of circuit breakers, noting available breaker spaces and existing circuit distribution.

Troubleshot inoperative outdoor GFCI receptacle on west exterior wall. Tested circuit continuity, verified ground fault protection functionality, and identified failure point. Assess
Responded to service call at 1940s residential property with electrical updates completed approximately 10 years prior. Performed comprehensive assessment of three primary electrical concerns: non-functioning outdoor outlet on west side of structure, request for new ceiling fan circuit installation at front porch, and feasibility evaluation for tankless electric water heater conversion.

Inspected exterior electrical service equipment mounted on west-facing gray brick wall, including main service panel, meter base, and associated conduit runs. Evaluated existing electrical service capacity and panel configuration to determine load availability for proposed upgrades. Documented current electrical panel with dual columns of circuit breakers, noting available breaker spaces and existing circuit distribution.

Troubleshot inoperative outdoor GFCI receptacle on west exterior wall. Tested circuit continuity, verified ground fault protection functionality, and identified failure point. Assess
Curtis E.
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Responded to service call at 1940s residential property with electrical updates completed approximately 10 years prior. Performed comprehensive assessment of three primary electrical concerns: non-functioning outdoor outlet on west side of structure, request for new ceiling fan circuit installation at front porch, and feasibility evaluation for tankless electric water heater conversion. Inspected exterior electrical service equipment mounted on west-facing gray brick wall, including main service panel, meter base, and associated conduit runs. Evaluated existing electrical service capacity and panel configuration to determine load availability for proposed upgrades. Documented current electrical panel with dual columns of circuit breakers, noting available breaker spaces and existing circuit distribution. Troubleshot inoperative outdoor GFCI receptacle on west exterior wall. Tested circuit continuity, verified ground fault protection functionality, and identified failure point. Assess
Raleigh, NC 27604
Installed new electrical outlet above fireplace in living room for wall-mounted television, running concealed wiring through interior wall from existing outlet located approximately 4 feet away to eliminate visible cords. Accessed electrical panel located on opposite side of same wall in garage, verified circuit capacity, and completed all connections per code requirements for 1959 home electrical system.
Installed new electrical outlet above fireplace in living room for wall-mounted television, running concealed wiring through interior wall from existing outlet located approximately 4 feet away to eliminate visible cords. Accessed electrical panel located on opposite side of same wall in garage, verified circuit capacity, and completed all connections per code requirements for 1959 home electrical system.
Curtis E.
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Installed new electrical outlet above fireplace in living room for wall-mounted television, running concealed wiring through interior wall from existing outlet located approximately 4 feet away to eliminate visible cords. Accessed electrical panel located on opposite side of same wall in garage, verified circuit capacity, and completed all connections per code requirements for 1959 home electrical system.
Raleigh, NC 27609
Responded to service call for chirping smoke alarm and non-functioning outlets at 1988 residential property. Upon arrival, found that breakers had been cycled by occupant in attempt to resolve smoke alarm issue, resulting in two outlets losing power. Inspected main electrical panel and all branch circuit breakers for proper operation and secure connections. Reset affected breakers and verified power restoration to outlets. Tested smoke detectors throughout home and confirmed chirping was due to end-of-life condition on multiple interconnected units. Advised that all smoke alarms are discontinued models and recommended complete replacement of all units with current code-compliant detectors to ensure proper life safety protection and eliminate nuisance alarms.
Responded to service call for chirping smoke alarm and non-functioning outlets at 1988 residential property. Upon arrival, found that breakers had been cycled by occupant in attempt to resolve smoke alarm issue, resulting in two outlets losing power. Inspected main electrical panel and all branch circuit breakers for proper operation and secure connections. Reset affected breakers and verified power restoration to outlets. Tested smoke detectors throughout home and confirmed chirping was due to end-of-life condition on multiple interconnected units. Advised that all smoke alarms are discontinued models and recommended complete replacement of all units with current code-compliant detectors to ensure proper life safety protection and eliminate nuisance alarms.
Bryant C.
Bryant C. Checked in
Responded to service call for chirping smoke alarm and non-functioning outlets at 1988 residential property. Upon arrival, found that breakers had been cycled by occupant in attempt to resolve smoke alarm issue, resulting in two outlets losing power. Inspected main electrical panel and all branch circuit breakers for proper operation and secure connections. Reset affected breakers and verified power restoration to outlets. Tested smoke detectors throughout home and confirmed chirping was due to end-of-life condition on multiple interconnected units. Advised that all smoke alarms are discontinued models and recommended complete replacement of all units with current code-compliant detectors to ensure proper life safety protection and eliminate nuisance alarms.
Raleigh, NC 27615
Installed a new weatherproof electrical outlet in the sauna by tapping into the existing lighting circuit. Ran Romex cable through the attic space, secured wiring at junction box, and mounted a gray flip-up style outlet cover on the wooden wall. Customer was advised that adding this outlet to the lighting circuit may cause the breaker to trip under heavy load conditions.
Installed a new weatherproof electrical outlet in the sauna by tapping into the existing lighting circuit. Ran Romex cable through the attic space, secured wiring at junction box, and mounted a gray flip-up style outlet cover on the wooden wall. Customer was advised that adding this outlet to the lighting circuit may cause the breaker to trip under heavy load conditions.
Charlie B.
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Installed a new weatherproof electrical outlet in the sauna by tapping into the existing lighting circuit. Ran Romex cable through the attic space, secured wiring at junction box, and mounted a gray flip-up style outlet cover on the wooden wall. Customer was advised that adding this outlet to the lighting circuit may cause the breaker to trip under heavy load conditions.
Raleigh, NC 27606
Raleigh, NC - Completed follow-up inspection to address items identified after comprehensive electrical system upgrade. Verified and corrected switch plate alignment issues in first floor bedroom, master bedroom, and third floor hallway using precision leveling tools. Replaced one outdated yellow switch in plastic casing that was missed during initial installation. Adjusted mounting screws on multiple switch plates to ensure flush installation against wall surfaces, eliminating gaps and achieving proper alignment. All corrections completed to match quality standards of original scope which included whole-home switch and outlet replacement with mechanically wrapped connections, fire protection breakers, dual ground rod grounding system, gas line bonding, whole home surge protection, exterior meter remounting, and complete panel rejuvenation with moisture sealing.
Charlie B.
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Completed follow-up inspection to address items identified after comprehensive electrical system upgrade. Verified and corrected switch plate alignment issues in first floor bedroom, master bedroom, and third floor hallway using precision leveling tools. Replaced one outdated yellow switch in plastic casing that was missed during initial installation. Adjusted mounting screws on multiple switch plates to ensure flush installation against wall surfaces, eliminating gaps and achieving proper alignment. All corrections completed to match quality standards of original scope which included whole-home switch and outlet replacement with mechanically wrapped connections, fire protection breakers, dual ground rod grounding system, gas line bonding, whole home surge protection, exterior meter remounting, and complete panel rejuvenation with moisture sealing.
Raleigh, NC 27615
Responded to service call for humming doorbell transformer. Upon arrival, inspected Aqara smart doorbell system and associated low-voltage wiring. Located and examined doorbell transformer, confirmed humming noise originating from transformer unit due to internal component vibration. Replaced defective doorbell transformer with new unit rated for smart doorbell application. Restored power at circuit breaker panel, tested doorbell system for proper operation and verified elimination of humming noise. System functioning normally upon completion.
Responded to service call for humming doorbell transformer. Upon arrival, inspected Aqara smart doorbell system and associated low-voltage wiring. Located and examined doorbell transformer, confirmed humming noise originating from transformer unit due to internal component vibration. Replaced defective doorbell transformer with new unit rated for smart doorbell application. Restored power at circuit breaker panel, tested doorbell system for proper operation and verified elimination of humming noise. System functioning normally upon completion.
Bryant C.
Bryant C. Checked in
Responded to service call for humming doorbell transformer. Upon arrival, inspected Aqara smart doorbell system and associated low-voltage wiring. Located and examined doorbell transformer, confirmed humming noise originating from transformer unit due to internal component vibration. Replaced defective doorbell transformer with new unit rated for smart doorbell application. Restored power at circuit breaker panel, tested doorbell system for proper operation and verified elimination of humming noise. System functioning normally upon completion.
Raleigh, NC 27603
Responded to a non-functioning kitchen light switch that was previously making crackling sounds. Inspected the two-way switch configuration, verified the breaker was operational, and assessed the double-gang switch plate for electrical faults. Addressed the failed switch mechanism to restore proper lighting control in the kitchen.
Responded to a non-functioning kitchen light switch that was previously making crackling sounds. Inspected the two-way switch configuration, verified the breaker was operational, and assessed the double-gang switch plate for electrical faults. Addressed the failed switch mechanism to restore proper lighting control in the kitchen.
Bryant C.
Bryant C. Checked in
Responded to a non-functioning kitchen light switch that was previously making crackling sounds. Inspected the two-way switch configuration, verified the breaker was operational, and assessed the double-gang switch plate for electrical faults. Addressed the failed switch mechanism to restore proper lighting control in the kitchen.
Raleigh, NC 27613
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Dawsons continues to provide amazing service!!! Honest, up front, and they get the job done!
Brent Horton - Raleigh, NC 27607
Response from Dawson's Electric & Air:

Thank you so much, Brent! We really appreciate you continuing to trust Dawson’s Electric & Air with your home. We’re glad our team could help replace one of your outdoor ceiling fans while making sure the new fan was wired to work properly alongside the other fans we previously installed. Your kind words about our honesty, upfront pricing, and service mean a lot to us. Thank you for being a loyal Dawson’s customer!

Responded to service call for ceiling fan replacement at residence built in 2005. Customer had three Minka Air outdoor ceiling fans with one unit requiring replacement. Verified electrical panel configuration and existing wiring to ensure compatibility between new replacement fan and two existing operational units previously installed. Confirmed that new Minka Air model could be integrated with current wiring system and would operate in conjunction with remaining fans. Inspected flush-mount ceiling fan installation on beadboard ceiling, verified proper electrical connections, and documented electrical panel showing organized circuit breaker layout with appropriate wire gauging and connections. Ensured all three fans would function properly on existing circuit with compatible controls.
Responded to service call for ceiling fan replacement at residence built in 2005. Customer had three Minka Air outdoor ceiling fans with one unit requiring replacement. Verified electrical panel configuration and existing wiring to ensure compatibility between new replacement fan and two existing operational units previously installed. Confirmed that new Minka Air model could be integrated with current wiring system and would operate in conjunction with remaining fans. Inspected flush-mount ceiling fan installation on beadboard ceiling, verified proper electrical connections, and documented electrical panel showing organized circuit breaker layout with appropriate wire gauging and connections. Ensured all three fans would function properly on existing circuit with compatible controls.
Bryant C.
Bryant C. Checked in
Responded to service call for ceiling fan replacement at residence built in 2005. Customer had three Minka Air outdoor ceiling fans with one unit requiring replacement. Verified electrical panel configuration and existing wiring to ensure compatibility between new replacement fan and two existing operational units previously installed. Confirmed that new Minka Air model could be integrated with current wiring system and would operate in conjunction with remaining fans. Inspected flush-mount ceiling fan installation on beadboard ceiling, verified proper electrical connections, and documented electrical panel showing organized circuit breaker layout with appropriate wire gauging and connections. Ensured all three fans would function properly on existing circuit with compatible controls.
Raleigh, NC 27607
Responded to possible recall for tripping breakers at 1995 residential property with previous lightning strike history from 2024. Investigated reported issues with two salt system breakers and one booster breaker that were intermittently tripping. Verified power supply to daughter's ceiling fan and light fixture to determine if electrical circuit was functioning properly and providing adequate power to the fixture location. Documented exterior utility infrastructure and conduit routing along brick foundation for service records.
Responded to possible recall for tripping breakers at 1995 residential property with previous lightning strike history from 2024. Investigated reported issues with two salt system breakers and one booster breaker that were intermittently tripping. Verified power supply to daughter's ceiling fan and light fixture to determine if electrical circuit was functioning properly and providing adequate power to the fixture location. Documented exterior utility infrastructure and conduit routing along brick foundation for service records.
Charlie B.
Charlie B. Checked in
Responded to possible recall for tripping breakers at 1995 residential property with previous lightning strike history from 2024. Investigated reported issues with two salt system breakers and one booster breaker that were intermittently tripping. Verified power supply to daughter's ceiling fan and light fixture to determine if electrical circuit was functioning properly and providing adequate power to the fixture location. Documented exterior utility infrastructure and conduit routing along brick foundation for service records.
Raleigh, NC 27612
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Bryant was fantastic. Easy to talk with, helpful in recommendations. Would absolutely request him back
Jaron Cones - Raleigh, NC 27608
Response from Dawson's Electric & Air:

Thank you, Jaron, for the fantastic review! We’re glad Bryant was able to make the electrical diagnostic process easy to understand and provide helpful recommendations as you prepare to put your property on the market. Bryant evaluated the power issue at your detached garage/barn, identified likely damaged wiring between the home and structure, and discussed a solution for restoring power with a dedicated GFCI-protected circuit. We appreciate your trust in Dawson’s Electric & Air and your willingness to have Bryant back. We’ll be sure to share your kind words with him!

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Vicki DeCandia - Raleigh, NC 27603
Response from Dawson's Electric & Air:

Thank you so much for the 5-star review, Vicki! We really appreciate you trusting Dawson’s Electric & Air with your kitchen lighting project. Our team was happy to help install the three under-cabinet lights and give your kitchen a little extra light where you need it most. Projects like this may seem like a small upgrade, but the right lighting can make a big difference in how a space looks and functions. We’re grateful you chose our electrical team to take care of the installation and appreciate your business. We hope you’re enjoying your new under-cabinet lighting, Vicki!

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Ruth Peterson - Raleigh, NC 27606
Response from Dawson's Electric & Air:

Thank you so much for the 5-star review, Ruth! We truly appreciate you choosing Dawson’s Electric & Air for your home’s electrical needs. With several projects around your home, from replacing ceiling fans and switches to addressing exterior electrical work and evaluating an older electrical panel, it’s our goal to make the entire process as easy and straightforward as possible. We know that a 40-year-old electrical panel can raise questions about safety, capacity, and whether an upgrade is needed, so we’re happy to take the time to assess your system and help you understand your options. Whether it’s a smaller electrical installation or a larger project like a panel replacement, our team is here to help. Thank you again for trusting Dawson’s with your home and for taking the time to leave us 5 stars. We’re grateful for your business!

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We had our 28 year old 400 amp electric service replaced. They did a great job of installing the new panels with whole house surge protection and a new meter. We had no power for the day, as expected, but they worked efficiently and were able to get Duke Power people and Wake County inspectors out pretty quickly. We had power back on by 3pm. It was expensive ($12K), but that’s just what they cost. Like a. new HVAC, only different.
Jeff - Raleigh, NC 27613
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Very pleased!
Anne - Raleigh, NC 27608
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Went well beyond service that was expected
Cathy - Raleigh, NC 27603
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Excellent Service
Richard - Raleigh, NC 27606
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Dinah Aboulhosn - Raleigh, NC 27603
Response from Dawson's Electric & Air:

Thank you for your 5-star review, Dinah! We truly appreciate you choosing Dawson's Electric & Air for your electrical upgrade project. Our team was happy to help improve the safety and reliability of your home's electrical system with the replacement of your exterior meter and panel combination, installation of an updated grounding system, and water line bonding. These upgrades play an important role in protecting your home and ensuring your electrical system meets current safety standards. Thank you again for trusting Dawson's Electric & Air with your electrical service needs. We appreciate your support and look forward to helping with any future electrical, heating, or air conditioning projects.

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All Materials were on hand, No need to run to the shop for parts …
Cameron - Raleigh, NC 27610
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Excellent service and a very reasonable price. Tim was very friendly, polite, knowledgeable and respectful of my property. He took the time to explain what was causing the problem with my doorbell and electrical outlets and how he could repair it. There was no pressure, and he explained everything he was doing step by step. Nothing was done without my permission, which avoided any surprises. He replaced my doorbell, repaired the chime and reset the outlets in the garage and outside my home. I couldn't be happier with the service I received and I would definitely recommend this company.
Diane Havens - Raleigh, NC 27603
Response from Dawson's Electric & Air:

Thank you so much for your wonderful review, Diane! We're delighted to hear that Tim provided the excellent service, clear communication, and professionalism that we strive to deliver on every electrical service call. Electrical issues like faulty doorbells, non-working electrical outlets, and tripped GFCI outlets can be frustrating, so we're glad Tim was able to quickly diagnose the problem, explain the repairs, and keep you informed every step of the way. At Dawson's Electric & Air, we believe homeowners should always feel comfortable and confident in the work being performed, with no pressure and no surprises. We're thrilled that your doorbell, chime, garage outlets, and outdoor outlets are all working properly again. Thank you for trusting Dawson's Electric & Air with your home's electrical repairs and for recommending our team. We'll be sure to share your kind words with Tim. We appreciate the opportunity to serve you and look forward to helping with any future electrical needs!

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Tim was awesome ! Extremely knowledgeable and professional and very kind
Karen Beaty - Raleigh, NC 27604
Response from Dawson's Electric & Air:

Thank you, Karen, for your kind words and 5-star review! We're so glad to hear that Tim provided such a positive experience. His knowledge, professionalism, and commitment to excellent customer service are qualities we value highly at Dawson's Electric & Air. We appreciate you trusting our team with your electrical service needs. We'll be sure to share your feedback with Tim, as we know he'll be happy to hear it. Thank you for choosing Dawson's Electric & Air, and please don't hesitate to reach out if you ever need electrical repairs, upgrades, or other home services in the future!

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Tim was incredibly knowledgeable and had great recommendations about the priority of things to fix around my house. Will definitely continue to use Dawson's for on-going maintenance and installations at my home.
Brian Stone - Raleigh, NC 27607
Response from Dawson's Electric & Air:

Thank you for the great review, Brian! We’re glad Tim was able to help identify the electrical issues in your home and provide clear, honest recommendations on what repairs should be prioritized. When it comes to breaker problems, power surge damage, and overall electrical safety, our goal is to give homeowners the information they need to make confident decisions about their electrical system. We appreciate your trust in Dawson’s Electric & Air for your electrical repairs, maintenance, and future installations. We look forward to being your go-to team for reliable electrical service and helping keep your home safe and powered for years to come. Thanks again for choosing Dawson’s Electric & Air!

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I had a great experience and couldn’t be happier with the service! From the moment Charles arrived, he was friendly, professional, and made me feel completely at ease. He took the time to thoroughly explain everything he was doing and walked me through the estimates in detail, making sure I understood exactly what was needed and why.
Jessica - Raleigh, NC 27603
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Our safety inspection through the membership plan is well worth it especially when someone like Charlie shows up at your door! Charlie is not only knowledgeable, he shares his honest opinions on what should be replaced and why. He isn’t pushy and gave us a complete rundown of our home’s electrical safety needs. We felt so comfortable having him in our home. He is super friendly and pretty funny too! Our new puppy took a special liking to him as well! (sorry about that lol) Highly recommend Charlie!!
Erin - Raleigh, NC 27613
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Very professional quick to resolve.
Noah - Raleigh, NC 27604
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Bryant was prompt, professional, respectful, and efficient. Couldn't ask for more!
Stacey - Raleigh, NC 27607
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Excellent Experience!
Mike - Raleigh, NC 27603
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I have had many service people come to my house and work, Jeff Lawrence was definitely one of the best. Very courteous and willing to answer any questions I had. Dawson Electric is lucky to have him on their staff. Great Job.
Robert - Raleigh, NC 27606
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LIFESAVERS! If I could give 6 stars, I would. Nick was amazing and I'm so thankful to have found people who care. He was here ALL day getting our power restored and putting up with the chaos of my family. 🙂 VERY HAPPY!
Renee Sember - Raleigh, NC 27606
Response from Dawson's Electric & Air:

Renee, wow! Thank you so much for this incredible review! We’re beyond grateful for your kind words and are so glad Nick was able to take care of everything and get your power restored. Spending the whole day to make sure your home was safe and up and running is exactly the level of service we strive for, and we’re thrilled to hear he made such a positive impact. We truly appreciate your patience and hospitality while he worked through it all (family chaos included 😊). It means a lot to know you felt cared for throughout the process. Thank you again for trusting Dawson’s, we’re always here when you need us!

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Curtis is very knowledgeable and helpful! He figured out what was wrong almost immediately and solved the problem. He really knows his stuff! Today he had Preston with him and he helped as well (his height is a true asset!). Always impressed by Dawson’s employees! And a special thank you to Amanda for calling Curtis back for me so quickly! Very happy with Dawson company!
Louise - Raleigh, NC 27603
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All servicemen-technicians provide services that can be trusted. They always thoroughly explain the work & answer any of my questions . They just completed electrical upgrades to my older home. Everyone at Dawson’s makes me feel that I can have Better “Peace of Mind!”
Evelyn - Raleigh, NC 27606
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I had Dawson Electric install a generator interlock and outside inlet for my generator. Charlie visited to estimate the Job. He was personable and professional. He had to come back to complete the job after permitting was done and the parts arrived. He did the work with another electrician and from what I could tell did an excellent job. I
James - Raleigh, NC 27617
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Excellent Servince and Attention.
Dan - Raleigh, NC 27612