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Electrician in Roslyn, NY.

Electrical repairs and installation for your home or business in Roslyn. Call Katz Electric about the work you need.

ELECTRICAL SERVICE IN ROSLYN

Electrical work in Roslyn.

We serve homes and businesses in Roslyn. Whether you’re replacing a fixture or looking at a panel upgrade, start with a call and a few details about the property.

Need panel & service upgrades?

Have a photo of the closed panel and its label ready, along with a list of major appliances and planned additions. Tell us if the panel is difficult to reach or in a shared space.

200-amp electrical service upgrades
Electrical panel replacement
Service and panel capacity review
New circuits for added equipment

About panel & service upgrades

Before we visit

Send the full street address, including the village if applicable. Let us know who can provide access to the electrical panel.

If you have plans or paperwork for the work, send those with your request. We’ll discuss the job, access and any approval requirements before scheduling.

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FOR YOUR HOME OR BUSINESS

Services in Roslyn.

Electrical Repairs

Troubleshooting for dead outlets, tripping breakers and other electrical problems.

Panel & Service Upgrades

Panel replacements and 200-amp electrical service upgrades.

Lighting Installation

Interior and exterior lighting, recessed fixtures and dimmer switches.

EV Charger Installation

Home and business EV chargers, with dedicated circuits and connections.

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Other areas we serve

Looking for a different location? Find it below or visit the service area directory.

GOOD TO KNOW

Questions about work in Roslyn?

Have something else in mind?
Give us a call.

Do you serve Roslyn?

Yes. We serve homes and businesses in Roslyn. Call 347-559-3278, or send the address and a description of the work.

Do I need a 200-amp service upgrade?

That depends on the existing electrical service and the equipment you want to run. We’ll review the property before recommending an upgrade. Adding one appliance doesn’t automatically mean replacing the service.

What should I include in my request?