Financing Options for Your Electrical Project

Some electrical work is planned months in advance. A lot of it is not — a panel that has started failing, a service that will not carry the load any more, or a repair an inspector has told you cannot wait. Those jobs arrive without warning, and the cost of doing them properly does not always line up with the month they happen in.

Financing options are available — ask when requesting your free estimate.

How this works

Call us, or request an estimate, and describe the work. We look at the job before we price it, so the first thing you get is an honest scope and an honest number. Once you know what the work actually is, tell us you would like to discuss financing and we will go through what is available to you.

There is no cost to ask, and asking does not commit you to anything. Estimates are free either way.

What we will not do here

We are not going to publish a rate, a monthly payment, a term length, or an “approved in minutes” promise on this page. Those numbers depend on the product, on your circumstances, and on decisions that are not ours to make — and a number published on a website that turns out not to apply to you is worse than no number at all.

So this page says only what we can stand behind: financing is available, and the person who prices your job can talk you through it.

Before you think about paying for it

Whatever the payment arrangement, the work itself is performed under Tennessee Electrical Contractor #82227, to code, by a licensed electrician. Financing changes when you pay. It does not change what gets installed, how it is installed, or who inspects it.