Electrician in Florence, MA

Owning a home is a huge responsibility. While a number of homeowners believe they can repair any issue that may arise, electrical repairs are best left to a licensed electrician. Whether you are dealing with dimming lights or frequent circuit breaker tripping, knowing who to call for electrical repairs is a must. 

Sierra Electric, LLC is committed to providing the highest quality work and professional service to all our customers. Our electricians are familiar will all aspects of electrical contracting, including:

Why Choose Sierra Electric, LLC?

Experience. We’ve provided the residents of Florence with quality electrical service for over 15 years. Our seasoned, skilled, certified electricians who are fully trained in all aspects of electrical service, repair, and installation for residential properties.

Customer Service. All of our electricians are dedicated to exceeding our customers’ expectations. We are a customer-centric company, meaning we are dedicated to providing excellent service during the entire contracting process.

Upfront Pricing. We prepare a detailed, customized written quote at the time of your appointment. It itemizes every product we recommend and every task that needs to be completed. No surprises.

Contact us today at (860) 830-0275 to schedule a free estimate for any of your electrical needs!

 

Florence is a village in the northwestern portion of the city of Northampton, Hampshire County, Massachusetts. Having a thriving silk industry in the 19th century, the village was named in 1852 after Florence, Italy, for its own thriving silk trade in Europe.

Florence Resources:

Glasgow Lands Scottish Festival - The Glasgow Lands Scottish Festival is the only Scottish Festival in Massachusetts, and the second largest in New England. The organization has been bringing Scottish Arts to the Pioneer Valley for the past 26 years.

Historic Northampton - Historic Northampton focuses on preserving town history and sharing it with the local community. The organization various programs, exhibits and public projects encourage ongoing conversations between the town's past and present.