Panel upgrades
Swap an old or recalled panel for a 200-amp service with room to grow. We handle Duke Energy and the permit.
$2,400 to $4,800
4.9 · 268 Google reviews
Charlotte's electricians who show up on time
Panel upgrades, EV chargers and same-day repairs. Flat price before we start. Lifetime warranty on our work.
LicensedNC Electrical #U.33718, insured
Flat-ratePrice approved before work
LifetimeWorkmanship warranty
Same dayMost repairs, 7 days a week
Power, done properly
Every job is done by a licensed electrician, pulled to code and inspected when the city requires it.
EV chargers
Level 2 charger installs for Tesla, Ford, Rivian and more. Most homes are done in half a day.
$950 to $2,200Repairs & troubleshooting
Dead outlets, tripping breakers, flickering lights. We find the real cause, not just the symptom.
$165 to $650Lighting & fans
Recessed lights, pendants, under-cabinet LEDs and ceiling fans, installed level and dimmable.
$225 to $1,800Generators
Standby generators and interlock kits so storms don't take your fridge and AC with them.
$1,200 to $13,500Surge protection & safety
Whole-home surge protectors, GFCI and AFCI upgrades and smoke detector wiring.
$350 to $900No guesswork. No upsell.
Electrical work should never feel like a gamble. Here's what you get every time.
Price first
A flat, written price before we pick up a tool. No hourly meter.
Licensed techs only
No helpers working alone. A licensed electrician is on every job.
Photo report
Before and after photos of your panel and wiring, sent to your phone.
Clean exit
Drop cloths down, dust vacuumed up and every cover plate back on.
If our work ever fails, we fix it free. For as long as you own the home.
Meet the ownerI'd rather lose a sale than oversell you
I've been an electrician since I was nineteen. I started Brightline in 2014 after seeing too many homeowners pay for panel swaps they didn't need.
My rule is simple. If a $12 part fixes it, that's what we quote. If you really do need the big job, I'll show you exactly why with photos.
We've grown to eleven trucks, and I still answer my own phone most mornings.
Marcus HaleMarcus HaleOwner & Master Electrician
Five steps. Zero surprises.
From the first call to the final inspection, here's how it goes.
- 1
Call or book
Phone, text or the form. Real people, 24/7 for emergencies.
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Diagnose
A licensed electrician tests and finds the real problem.
- 3
Flat price
Written options. You pick. No pressure.
- 4
Do the work
Done to code, usually the same day.
- 5
Inspect & warranty
Permit closed, photos sent, lifetime warranty.
You're in control at every step. No surprise charges.
Book an ElectricianRecent jobs around Charlotte
Real work from the last few months, from panel swaps to new lighting.
What Charlotte says
Honest reviews from homeowners across the metro.
4.9
268 Google reviews
“Two companies told us we needed a new panel. Marcus found a loose neutral and fixed it for $180. That's how you earn a customer for life.”
“EV charger installed in four hours. Clean, permitted and they set up the app with me.”
“Power went out in half the house on a Saturday night. Tech was here in 90 minutes.”
“They hung six pendants dead level over our island. Looks like a magazine.”
“The photo report was great. I could actually see what was wrong with my panel.”
“Generator interlock done before hurricane season. Fair price, on time, no upsell.”
Deals that actually help
Ask about these when you book.
0% APR
Panel & generator financing
12 months same-as-cash. Pre-qualify in 60 seconds with no credit impact.
10% off
Military & first responders
On any repair or install, every time.
$250 off
EV charger installs
Plus help claiming the federal and Duke Energy rebates.
Trucks across the metro
Eleven trucks spread across Charlotte means most calls get an electrician the same day.
(704) 555-0193CharlotteMatthewsMint HillHuntersvilleCorneliusDavidsonConcordMooresvillePinevilleIndian TrailBallantyneFort Mill
Straight answers
Don't see your question? Call us. We'll answer it for free.
How much does an electrician cost in Charlotte?
Most repairs run $165 to $650. Panel upgrades typically run $2,400 to $4,800 and EV chargers $950 to $2,200. You always get a flat written price before work starts.
Do you charge a service fee?
Our diagnostic visit is $79 and we waive it if you go ahead with the repair.
Can you come today for an emergency?
Yes. Our emergency line runs 24/7 and we keep trucks on call nights and weekends for outages, burning smells and sparking outlets.
What does your warranty cover?
Our workmanship is covered for life while you own the home. Parts and fixtures carry the manufacturer's warranty, which we register for you.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes. We hold NC Electrical license #U.33718, carry full liability and workers' comp, and pull permits on every job that needs one.
Do you offer financing?
Yes. Panel upgrades and generators qualify for 12 months at 0% APR. Pre-qualifying takes 60 seconds and won't affect your credit.
Do I need a panel upgrade for an EV charger?
Not always. Many homes can add a charger with a load calculation or a smart load-sharing device. We'll check before recommending anything bigger.
Lights out? We're on it.
Flat price from a licensed Charlotte electrician. Same-day service on most repairs.