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Two Nicks ElectricTop rated
5.025 reviews on Google
Serves Canton
“Two Nick’s Electric. Call them first. Fortunately my problem was not an asap need. They showed up the next day. No substitution for their experience a…”— Jeff Mulcahey on Google
5.02 reviews on Google
Serves Canton
“I highly recommend Albano Electric! They recently worked on an electric box for my clients and did an outstanding job. Their professionalism, expertis…”— Michael Svetlik on Google
ELECTRICOOLTop rated
5.024 reviews on Google
Serves Canton
“Tyler does great work! He is extremely knowledgeable and thorough. Our furnace was leaking water, and he took the time to properly diagnose the issue…”— Briana Borton on Google
5.03 reviews on Google
Serves Navarre
5.09 reviews on Google
Serves Jackson Township
“Jeremy has been very helpful and has provided experienced insight as he redid the wiring in the upstairs of our house. By suggested certain lighting…”— Joel Shoup on Google
Paul's Electric LLCTop rated
4.917 reviews on Google
Serves Beach City
“Paul's back at it again! I've had him and his assistant(s) out at my house probably 9 or 10 times. I'm a DIY type guy but not for re-wiring and replac…”— Steven Snyder on Google
Bills Bros. Electric LLC –Top rated
4.843 reviews on Google
Serves Canton
“Ron and crew did an outstanding job updating and brining our house up to code. We had vintage 1950 electric box, etc. I highly recommend this company…”— Kelly Faust on Google
S&M ElectricTop rated
4.811 reviews on Google
Serves Canton
“We needed a generator installed for emergency backup. They came out and did everything from start to finish, cleaned up every little piece of debris…”— john hunter on Google
About electricians in Beach City
Beach City is Small Stark County village to the southwest, near the Tuscarawas County line. Local pros service neighborhoods including downtown, near Beach City Lake. Beach City housing skews toward small-village older homes plus newer rural builds, with septic, well, and exterior projects the steady demand. Tell us what you need and we'll connect you with Beach City pros your neighbors already hire — locally owned, license-checked, and backed by real reviews.
Common questions
How much does an electrician cost in Beach City?+
Common 2026 rates: outlet installation $100 to $250, ceiling fan install $100 to $300, panel upgrade (100A to 200A) $1,000 to $3,000, whole-house rewiring $2,000 to $6,000 for older homes. Most Beach City electricians have a $100 to $150 service call minimum. EV charger installation runs $500 to $1,800 depending on panel capacity and wire run.
When do I need an electrical panel upgrade in Beach City?+
Upgrade if your panel is a 60A or 100A service and you've added (or want to add) central AC, EV charging, a hot tub, or major kitchen appliances. Also upgrade if you have a Federal Pacific (FPE) or Zinsco panel — both are fire risks recognized by every electrician and most home inspectors. Modern code calls for 200A service in any home with central AC and electric appliances.
Do Beach City electricians handle knob-and-tube wiring?+
Yes. A lot of Beach City homes built before 1950 still have original knob-and-tube wiring in attics and exterior walls. It's not inherently dangerous if undisturbed, but it has no ground wire and degrades when buried in insulation. Most insurance carriers now require knob-and-tube replacement before issuing a new policy. Full replacement runs $8,000 to $20,000 depending on home size.
Can an electrician install an EV charger at my Beach City home?+
Yes — Level 2 (240V) EV charger installs are routine work for any licensed electrician. The job runs $500 to $1,800 depending on how far the run is from your panel and whether the panel has capacity. Federal tax credits and AEP Ohio incentives can knock $300 to $1,000 off the cost. Check incentives BEFORE you install — some require a specific charger model.
Are Beach City electricians licensed?+
Ohio licenses electrical contractors at the state level through the Ohio Construction Industry Licensing Board. Individual electricians work under a master contractor's license. Ask for the license number before work starts, and verify on the OCILB website. Local permits are required for any panel work, new circuits, or significant rewiring — your electrician should pull those.
How do I find electricians in Beach City, Ohio?+
Browse electricians on StarkPros who serve Beach City and the surrounding Stark County area. Each listing includes reviews from past customers, service details, and a direct quote request form — so you can compare options before reaching out.
