Frequently Asked Questions

Improper wiring can create hazards. Overloaded circuits, loose connections, undersized conductors, and incorrect breaker protection can lead to overheating, equipment damage, or even fire.

A licensed electrical contractor is trained to understand:
• National and local electrical codes
• Safe installation practices
• Permit and inspection requirements

When you hire a licensed and insured contractor, you are also protecting yourself.

In many cases, repairs that are "inexpensive and seem to work” end up creating safety hazards and costing more to correct properly in the future.

At Cooper Electric Inc, we believe electrical work should be completed safely and correctly the first time. We take the time to evaluate the system as a whole — not just fix the visible issue — so you can have confidence in the safety of your home or business.

Make sure the services that are being quoted are properly defined. Apples to Apples. Make sure they are being performed by qualified, licensed and insured technicians. Some contractors do not hold their own licenses, they outsource their licenses. Some use "part time" labor. This labor is not insured with this contractor. No workers comprehension. No health care. No approved apprenticeship training required by law.

Not necessarily. As long as the work is clearly defined and agreed upon and you are comfortable with our trusted technicians, Cooper Electric Inc will complete to work and do a thorough clean up.