Flat-rate pricing. No surprises. A licensed electrician on your schedule, serving Ho-Ho-Kus and all of Northern New Jersey. Family-owned, fully insured, and on the road every day.
Ho-Ho-Kus is a small Bergen County borough, about 1.75 square miles, with 4,258 residents in the 2020 census. It is mostly owner-occupied single-family homes: about 92% of occupied homes are owned, roughly 88% of housing units are detached houses, and the median home was built in 1957 (Census ACS, 2020-2024).
That shapes the work. A house from the 1950s was wired for fewer circuits than a family uses today, so the jobs that matter here tend to be a panel or service that has to grow for a kitchen or addition, a dedicated circuit for a garage EV charger, and better lighting inside and out.
The borough has its own Construction Department, which lists an electrical inspector. We pull every permit in our name and have the work inspected and closed out. We are based in Nutley and on the road every day across Bergen, Hudson, Essex and Passaic counties.
Sometimes. It depends on the load the new space adds to the panel you have now. We look at it on site and tell you before any work starts.
Yes, if the power can be brought out to it. We run the circuit and handle the permit.
Book at gareffaelectric.com/products/estimate-visit or call (973) 662-4333, Mon-Sat 7 AM-6 PM.
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Great work by Mike & Dave. Brendan booked me quickly & the guys were fast & professional.
Work completed efficiently, everything left clean and tidy. Clear communication and fair pricing.
Brendan is easy to work with and very fair. Kept to his word and his schedule.
Most professional electrician I have ever dealt with. A+ rating.
Book and pay online in about a minute, then we call you to set the time. Licensed electrician, flat-rate pricing from $150.
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