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Typical your area range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Husky Electric LLC. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
Standard receptacle swaps — a new dedicated circuit is a bigger job ($350–$750).
Flush mounts, pendants, chandeliers — hung on existing boxes.
Estimated range
$530 – $1,100
Typical electrical project around $820
When a branch from a neighbor's yard knocked down a customer's power lines and ripped the meter box off the house, Joe of Husky Electric LLC answered right away and was out the very next morning. Once the electric company repaired the lines late that night, he was back bright and early to get everything fixed. A recent customer named Joe as the owner of Husky Electric. The company holds a 5-star Google rating from 21 ratings, and its website lists a service area that includes Danbury, Ridgefield, New Milford, Litchfield and Torrington, along with 24/7 emergency service. The recent jobs are everyday house electrical work. One customer messaged on a Sunday, heard back the same day and got an appointment for the next day; Joe put in a new ventilation fan and timer switch for the bathroom, replaced a broken receptacle and installed several smoke and CO2 detectors. That customer said he prepped the work area before starting and cleaned up when he was finished, and gave options to fit the budget. A customer who bought a home needing switch upgrades, ceiling fans, bathroom fans and relocated light fixtures said Joe also troubleshot a few switches they could not trace, and called the work quick and affordable. A customer had Joe come out the same day to fix a light fixture. A customer said Joe is honest about costly solutions that might not be necessary. A customer who hired him for home electrical repairs called the service call price very fair. A 2026 customer said they used Husky to change the entire electric panel on their house. A 2026 customer said Joe did the work for a new garage and laundry room, and later did all the work in their commercial building. Its Connecticut electrical licence, ELC.0210823-E1, is active, held by Leo J Denault III.
Joe at Husky Electric is phenomenal. He came highly recommended and I’m definitely glad I decided to call him. He answered right away and was able to come out to fix my light fixture the same day. Highly recommend Husky Electric!
I called Husky Electric and Joe came out the same day within an hour for a consultation. He was so kind and explained all the work that needed to be done so I would understand. He came bright and early the next day to get the job done! He is someone I would definitely recommend if you need any kind of electrical work to be done.
We had a branch from our neighbor’s yard knock down our power lines and rip the meter box off our house. With a one-week-old baby at home, it was an incredibly stressful situation. My husband called Husky Electric, and Joe answered right away and was out the very next morning. Once the electric company repaired the lines late that night, Joe was back bright and early to get everything fixed. He was kind, understanding, and incredibly efficient throughout the entire process. We truly appreciated his quick response and excellent service. We will definitely use Husky Electric again and highly recommend them!
Husky Electric takes a very clean approach to electric work that isn’t necessarily the norm in the industry, which I greatly appreciate. Beyond being incredibly polite and punctual, Joe makes sure you understand the steps he’s taking around install and is honest about costly solutions that might not be necessary. So far so good - will definitely be using his services again.
I highly recommend Joe at Husky Electric LLC for your home electrical repairs. He set up an appointment in a timely manner, had a very fair service call price and handled our electrical repair in the most professional manner. We will definitely give Joe a call again (or recommend him to a friend) when an electrician is needed.
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