Electrical Services in Chicago, IL

Compare 24 electrical services contractors near you in Chicago and surrounding area with an average rating of 4.8/5. Get free quotes, read reviews, and find the right pro for your project.

Last updated May 22, 2026

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Good Guys Electric

5.0

Rick's Electrical

5.02½+ years online
rickselectricalllc.com

All Power Electric, Inc.

4.99+ years online
allpowerelectricil.comGet a Free Quote

Sims & Sons Electric and Plumbing

4.96+ years online
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TOM Electric Services

4.93½+ years online
tomelectricservices.com

Arnold Electrical Services

4.814+ years online
arnoldelectricchicago.com

A to Z Electric Co.

4.816+ years online
electricatoz.com

DC Electrical Services - Licensed, Bonded And Insured, Emergency Chicagoland Electrician

4.8~5 years online
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Jordan & Sons Electricians

4.8
chicagoelectrician.pro

Paul's Electric Inc.

4.86+ years online
chicagopaulselectric.com

SAFE Electrical Service

4.821½+ years online
safeelectrical.com

Hansen Brothers Electricians LLC

4.7

Mr. Mighty Electric

4.520½+ years online
mrmightyelectric.com

Wizard Electric Inc

4.128+ years online
wizardelectric.com

Electrical Services in Nearby IL Cities

Electrical Services in Chicago, IL

Chicago electricians in this directory cover Lincoln Park, Wicker Park, the South Side, North Side, and surrounding Cook County. Chicago electrical work involves City of Chicago permit complexity, ComEd coordination, and union labor that adds 25-50% to suburban pricing. A typical 200-amp panel upgrade runs $4,500-$8,000.

ComEd covers most Chicago electric distribution. Chicago Department of Buildings permits all electrical work — DIY permits are rare and most jobs require licensed electrician filings. Whole-home Type 2 surge protection is increasingly standard.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is Chicago electrical so expensive?
DOB permit complexity, ComEd coordination, union labor, and the difficulty of working in occupied multi-family buildings all add cost.
Do I need a permit for a Chicago panel upgrade?
Yes — Chicago DOB requires permits filed by a licensed electrician.
Will my EV charger need a panel upgrade?
Often yes — older Chicago apartment subfeeds rarely have headroom for a 240V Level 2 charger.

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