The neighborhood

Homes and buildings in Long Island City

Long Island City's waterfront has filled with condo towers over the last two decades, while its older blocks still hold rowhouses, walk-ups and industrial buildings converted to lofts, offices and studios.

  • Condo towers in Hunters Point and Court Square
  • Converted industrial lofts and studios
  • Rowhouses and walk-up buildings
  • Offices, shops and light-industrial spaces
Before work starts

Permits, landmarks, and building rules

Electrical work needs a DOB electrical permit and inspection, which we file under our license. Condo buildings typically require an alteration agreement, insurance certificate and scheduled access to electrical rooms before work starts.

  • DOB electrical permit and final inspection filed by us
  • Certificates of insurance sent to building management
  • Con Edison applications started early for upgrades
  • Commercial work scheduled around business hours
Our work nearby

Projects completed in and around Long Island City

We have completed 9 projects in Long Island City and 14 within a mile, across the surrounding neighborhoods. Dots show approximate locations.

14completed projects within a mile of Long Island City

Nearby neighborhoods we've worked in

  • Midtown East 16
  • Murray Hill 10
  • Greenpoint 7
  • Sunnyside 4
  • Woodside 4
  • Astoria 1

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FAQ

Long Island City electrical questions

Can you install an EV charger in my Long Island City condo garage?

Usually. We check the building's available capacity, design the circuit or a shared charging setup, and work with the board and management on approvals.

Can you add circuits to my condo apartment?

Usually. We check the panel and the feeder to your unit, then add circuits for kitchens, air conditioning or workspaces, or upgrade the panel if it is full.

Do you handle the permits?

Yes. We file the electrical permit with the NYC Department of Buildings under our license, #4876, schedule the inspection, and coordinate any Con Edison work the job needs.

What does a service call cost?

Service calls are $295 for the first hour of diagnosis or repair and $110 for each additional hour. Emergency service is $450 for the first hour.

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