FAQ
Straight answers
No fake prices. If we do not know something from a public listing, we say so. Call the office, text the mobile at (724) 321-5062, or use the quote form. For anything unsafe, call the office at (724) 612-0700 or mobile (724) 321-5062.
We are based in Evans City and work a 40-mile radius from the shop — Western Pennsylvania homes and businesses in that circle. If you are farther out, call the office at (724) 612-0700 and we will tell you straight.
Call the office at (724) 612-0700, text the mobile at (724) 321-5062, or use the quote form on this site. Submitting the form opens an email to fenderelectric@icloud.com with your details and still shows a confirmation on the page. Message and data rates may apply.
Fender Electric is a Pennsylvania registered contractor (PA178313). We display that registration on this site. We do not publish insurance policy numbers here; ask when you call if you need them for a file.
Keep people away from the panel or device. If it is safe to do so, shut off the affected breaker. If you cannot, or if there is smoke, leave and call emergency services. Then call the office at (724) 612-0700 or mobile at (724) 321-5062. Do not keep resetting a breaker that trips immediately.
Yes. Most home chargers need a dedicated 240-volt circuit and a panel that can carry the load. We confirm capacity and routing on site before anything is scheduled.
Yes. A generator job includes placement, transfer equipment, and how it ties into your existing service. Load and clearances are confirmed on site — not from a website form.
It depends on the existing service, the utility, permits, and what else is connected. Some jobs are a focused swap; others involve relocation or additional grounding work. We will give you a realistic sequence after we have seen the panel. We do not publish a standard number of days or a price here.
Yes. A lot of the housing stock around Evans City, Zelienople, and Harmony is older farm and mill-era houses. Cranberry Township, Seven Fields, and Adams Township add a lot of newer construction. We treat both as normal work.
Electrical work in Pennsylvania often requires a permit and inspection through the local municipality or its third-party agency. Western PA boroughs and townships each handle that a little differently. When a job needs a permit, we talk through that as part of the plan. We do not skip inspections to go faster.
The location, a short description of the problem or project, whether it is a home or a business, and a window when someone can meet on site. Same details if you text the mobile. Photos of the panel can help, but they do not replace a visit.
Office hours are Monday–Friday 7:00 AM–5:00 PM and Saturday 10:00 AM–2:00 PM; closed Sunday. Call the office at (724) 612-0700 or text the mobile at (724) 321-5062 to schedule. Evenings and off-hours, call or text (724) 321-5062. If something is unsafe, say so when you call. Message and data rates may apply.
No. Electrical work varies too much by the existing system, access, and permitting. Use the wizard and form to tell us what you need; we confirm the actual work on site.
Message and data rates may apply.