Why our service is the Best

​Our master electrician has more than 20 years of experience in the trade so you can be sure to rely on us for any kind of electrical job.

Residential

Electrical Service Upgrading (Heavy-Ups)
New Construction
Pool / Hot Tub Wiring
Attic / Exhaust Fans 
Recess Lighting
Dimmer Switches 
Carbon Monoxide 
Smoke Detectors 
Ceiling Fans
Dedicated Computer Circuits
HVAC Wiring
Generators
Transfer Switch Installations
Landscape Lighting
Whole House Surge Protection
Outdoor Security Lighting
Aluminum to Copper Changeover
Recessed Lighting
Bathroom Heaters Exhaust Fans
Generator Installation
Basement wiring Addition Wiring
All other electrical services and repairs
24-Hour Emergency Service
Guaranteed Satisfaction
Recessed Lighting
Bathroom Heaters
Exhaust Fans
Generator Installation
Basement wiring
Addition Wiring
All other electrical services and repairs
24-Hour Emergency Service
Guaranteed Satisfaction

Commercial and Industrial

New Construction
Under Ground Utility Wiring
Remodeling
Tenant Fit-Up
Temporary Service
Community Controls
Tenant Improvements
Wiring Repair
Tenant Build Out
Restaurants
Base Buildings
Electrical Preventive Maintenance
Panel and Sub-Panel Trouble Shooting
Parking Lot Lighting
Pool Lighting
Code Violation Correction
Security and Outdoor Lighting

Our electrical contractor services Include:

Circuit breaker replacement
Emergency generator installation, repair & service
Outdoor lighting, landscape lighting, security lighting
Ceiling fans & attic fans
Electric panel upgrades
Outlets / plugs / switches
Dedicated circuits
Home inspections
Home inspection repairs
Computer wiring, TV wiring, phone wiring
Washer & dryer electrical installation
Exhaust fan installation
Pendant Lighting
Accent Lighting
Lamp post lighting
Electric wall heater
CATV and FIOS wiring outlets
Additions
Flood lighting
GFCI Outlets
Under cabinet lighting
Electric heat
Electric meter installation
Hot tubs & swimming pools
Smoke detectors & carbon monoxide detectors
Underground wiring installed, located & repaired
Light fixture replacement
Fuse boxes replaced with circuit breakers
Basement remodeling
Recessed lighting
Lighting design
Retail & commercial electrical buildouts
Property maintenance service
Restaurant wiring / repairs
Pond wiring
Track lighting
Aluminum wiring corrections
Landscape lighting
EV charging stations

About Us

Eugene Electric is a family owned and operated business. Proudly serving Maryland, Virginia, and Washington DC area for more than 20 years, we can service all of your electrical needs promptly and accurately. ​Our master electrician has more than 20 years of experience in the trade so you can be sure to rely on us for any kind of electrical job. We believe in fairness, your satisfaction, and safety. Any job we do will be done with utmost care and professionalism. Emergency 24 hour same day service is available for your convenience as well as free estimates. ​We offer competitive pricing but our service is guaranteed to be top quality.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How do I reset a circuit breaker in my electrical panel?

First, locate the electrical service panel or breaker box, then open the panel door. You will see two rows of black switches with numbers on the switch (e.g., 15, 20, 30, etc.) If the circuits are marked for the area of the home they are wired to, look at the one for the area that no longer has power to it. If a circuit is tripped, the switch will be in the middle position, which makes it apparent that it has been tripped. The "on" position is toward the center of the panel.To reset the switch, move the switch fully into the off position, then move it in the opposite direction toward the center of the panel to turn it back on.

Q: When should I call an electrician?

Many people think that an electrician is only required if you are constructing a new home. That is not the case. DIY projects in the electrical realm can be both costly and dangerous. Not only is there a risk of electrocution, but there is also a risk than an improper repair may become a fire hazard down the road. Situations that require an electrician include, but are not limited to, situations where: fuses continually blow or breakers continually trip; GFCI outlets are not installed in kitchens and bathrooms; there is rust on your main service panel indicating water damage; lights dim when appliances are powered on; electrical switches or outlets feel warm or function improperly; adding additional outlets or fixtures; and turning 2-prong outlets into 3-prong ones. Again, the tasks above provide just a few instances in which a professional electrician is needed.

Q: What is the purpose of the circuit breaker?

Circuit breakers are essential safety switches for your home's electrical system. Every circuit breaker has an amperage limit, and when that limit is reached, the circuit will trip.

Q: Can I replace my light fixture with a ceiling fan?

Yes, but this is a task that should be completed by a trained professional.

Q: What makes a circuit breaker trip?

The most common reason is due to an overloaded circuit. The circuit trips to prevent an electrical fire and is an essential safety mechanism. The other reason is an electrical short--that is, when the insulation around the wires is damaged, an electrical short is likely to occur.

Q: When should I have an electrical safety check?

You should have an electrical inspection carried out if: you are purchasing a property that has been occupied; your property is more than 25 years old; if it has been over five years since your last inspection; or if you are concerned about how any of the equipment was installed.

Q: What is making my fluorescent lights flicker?

Fluorescent flicker can be caused by a burned out bulb, a bad starter or bad ballast. If the bulb has turned black at one or both ends, try replacing the bulb.

Q: My smoke detector keeps chirping. Why?

This indicates that either the battery is low on charge or there is something wrong with the electronics or smoke sensor chamber. If your smoke detector is over 10 years old, it is time to replace it.
Q: What should I do when my lights go out?

Q: What should I do when my lights go out?

Generally, utility companies will know when outages occur. But if you notice that your home is the only house on the block without power, call an electrician to come inspect the problem as it is likely isolated to your house only.

Q: What is a GFI?

A GFI is an abbreviation for a ground fault interrupter. It is a specially designed outlet normally used in locations where moisture can accumulate--such as kitchens and bathrooms--to protect you from electrical shock. A GFI measures the resistance on the positive and negative loads connected to it, and if there is more resistance in either of the 2 loads, the GFI trips.The GFI has a built-in circuit breaker to reset once the problem has been resolved.

Q: What precautions do I need to take around the holidays?

Frayed electrical cords are the primary cause of electrical fires during the holiday season. Inspect your lights each year for fraying, bare spots, gaps in the insulation, broken or cracked sockets, and excessive wear before putting them up. Do not link over three light strands together, unless the instructions indicate otherwise.

Q: A dimmer in my house is very hot to touch. Should I be concerned?

A dimmer is nothing more than a small transformer that causes the light bulbs to dim by decreasing the voltage applied to them. As the dimmer decreases the amount of voltage going to the light bulbs, excess heat is generated and radiates from the switch via the switch plate.

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Our customer stories
Sean Bullock

Sean Bullock

These guys do everything, apparently. My brother hired them when he renovated his house, so I was wondering if I could hire them when I wanted additional sockets installed in one of my rooms. They said yes. They do both small and big projects, apparently.

Ashley Francis

Ashley Francis

I saw this company online and I decided to give them a try. I was in the process of opening my new business and I wanted professionals to come work on the electrical stuff. These guys took a while to get to the place but when they finally did they did a good job. I would definitely be using their services again.

 Avneesh Singh

Avneesh Singh

Very nice, He is always ready to help. Little flexible with price.

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Areas We Cover

As a Washington DC based electric company, we cover all DC, MD and Northern VA. Montgomery County, Fairfax County, Washington DC​, Prince George County

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Local Phone number: 301-346-6195
Office Phone Number: 301-871-5761

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