Electrician in Baltimore, MD
Licensed, insured, woman-owned electricians serving Baltimore. A large share of Baltimore's housing was built before 1950 — row homes and twins still running 60-amp or 100-amp service, and plenty of original cloth-insulated or knob-and-tube wiring hiding behind plaster. Call (443) 529-4541 or request a free written estimate — most repairs are scheduled same-week.
Why Baltimore Homeowners Choose Us
Free written quotes
Every estimate in writing — no surprises.
$150 minimum
Typical electrician project range in Baltimore.
Licensed in MD
Fully licensed and insured for your protection.
What electrical work costs in Baltimore
We charge by the job, not the hour — you approve a written flat price before any work starts, and the price doesn't change. These are the ranges Baltimore homeowners actually see:
The calls we get most in Baltimore
A large share of Baltimore's housing was built before 1950 — row homes and twins still running 60-amp or 100-amp service, and plenty of original cloth-insulated or knob-and-tube wiring hiding behind plaster.
- Fuse boxes and Federal Pacific panels that need safe replacement
- Knob-and-tube wiring found during renovation or insurance inspections
- Row-home service upgrades from 60A/100A to 200A
- EV charger runs to alley parking pads and rear garages
Permits and inspections — handled for you
Baltimore City requires an electrical permit through DHCD for panel work, new circuits and EV chargers. We pull it under our Maryland master license and meet the inspector — you never touch the paperwork.
Every job is done by a licensed Maryland electrician, carries our 3-year workmanship warranty, and ends with the area left clean. Woman-owned and operated — the person quoting your job is the person responsible for it.
Where we work around Baltimore
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Real reviews from real customers
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"Cam was prompt, thorough and successful at identifying a weird ceiling fan related circuit issue. I'm holding my breath on being able to afford more work — but also appreciated her honesty about which of my hopes was expensive, and what could be done cheaper. Liked her willingness to work with me. And, hey, I love supporting a woman-owned business!"
"This service was excellent. If I could give 10/star I would. This company saved me from a complete nightmare. My kitchen renovation was saved by Cimonay. Their work was phenomenal."
"I usually don't write reviews, but I can't think of a better experience. The technician was professional, on time and very thorough. She talked me through each step of the process and even gave me some useful follow up advice. As a woman I have found it difficult at times to find good service that doesn't leave me feeling confused and ripped off, especially in male-dominated fields. However, this was not one of those instances. My power was restored in no time and the price was reasonable. I will definitely use Economy Electric for any of my future electrical needs."
Baltimore Electrician FAQs
How much does an electrician cost in Baltimore?
Most repairs in Baltimore run $150–$350 with our flat-rate pricing — you approve a written price before we start, and it doesn't change. Bigger projects like a 200A panel upgrade run $2,400–$4,800 including the permit. The estimate is free.
Do you pull permits for work in Baltimore?
Yes. Baltimore City work is permitted through DHCD under our Maryland master license, and we meet the inspector. You don't file or schedule anything.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes — fully licensed in Maryland and insured for residential and commercial work, and every job carries a 3-year workmanship warranty.
Can you get to Baltimore quickly?
Baltimore is inside our regular service route, so most repairs are scheduled same-week and urgent no-power problems get priority. Call (443) 529-4541 and we'll tell you honestly how fast we can be there.
Do you give free estimates?
Yes. Every estimate is free, written, and flat-rate — no hourly meter running and no surprise add-ons after the work starts.
My Baltimore home is older — can you work on old wiring?
That's most of what we do. A large share of Baltimore's housing was built before 1950 — row homes and twins still running 60-amp or 100-amp service, and plenty of original cloth-insulated or knob-and-tube wiring hiding behind plaster. We evaluate it honestly, fix what's unsafe first, and tell you what can wait.
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