3445 E 44th St., Tucson, AZ Open 24 Hours for Service
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Electrical Services

Electrician in Tucson, AZ

Licensed, bonded and insured Tucson electricians. Panels, rewiring, inspections, EV chargers, commercial and 24/7 emergency electrical service. Free estimate.

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Tucson Electrical Contractor

Electrical is the one trade where a shortcut can put a building at risk, and where the problem stays hidden until the day it does not. Done Rite Services handles residential and commercial electrical work across Tucson and Southern Arizona, from a single failing outlet to a service panel upgrade or a whole-property rewire.

Our electricians are licensed, bonded and insured, and we answer electrical emergencies around the clock. Every job starts with a plain explanation of what is wrong and a free estimate before any work begins.

Preventive Maintenance Saves You Money

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Plumbing

$150/year
  • Check water pressure
  • Check washing machine hoses
  • Check all faucets for leaks to ensure proper operation
  • Check garbage disposals for proper operation
  • Inspect all outside spigots
  • Includes complete inspection
  • And more!
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Electrical

$150/year
  • Tune up main panel
  • Inspect wiring in main panel for proper sizing
  • Inspect breakers for proper operation
  • Inspect all connections to major appliances
  • Inspect all main service grounding and tighten as needed
  • Includes complete inspection
  • And more!
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Whole Home

$450/year
  • Combine All Services Into ONE to save you time and give you peace of mind!
  • Plumbing Systems
  • HVAC Maintenance
  • Electrical Systems
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How to Get an Electrical Service Estimate

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Call or Book Online

Reach our Tucson team any time, day or night. We answer fast and get you on the schedule, often same-day.

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Upfront, Honest Estimate

A skilled tech diagnoses the issue and explains your options with clear, fair pricing. No surprises, no pressure.

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Done Rite, Guaranteed

We complete the work with quality parts and clean up after ourselves. Backed by our satisfaction guarantee.

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Why Electrical Is the Trade Where Shortcuts Cost the Most

A bad plumbing repair leaks. A bad electrical repair sits behind a wall doing nothing visible until the day it starts a fire. That is the difference, and it is why the cheapest quote on an electrical job is rarely the one worth taking.

Most of what goes wrong is invisible from the front: a back-stabbed termination that was never torqued, a neutral shared between two circuits, a breaker that does not match the conductor behind it, a ground that was never landed. None of it shows up on the day. All of it shows up eventually.

Done Rite Services works to the code that applies now, pulls permits on permitted work, and tests what we install before we hand it back. Our electricians are licensed, bonded and insured, and we hold ROC# 319137, 324396, 326651 and 328231.

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How to Choose a Tucson Electrical Contractor

Licensed, bonded and insured gets said so often that it stops meaning anything, so here is what each part actually covers. Licensed means the contractor holds a current ROC licence for the classification the work falls under, and can legally pull the permit. Bonded means there is a surety bond a customer can claim against if the work is abandoned or done badly. Insured means liability cover, so damage to your property is not something you end up arguing about.

Ask for the ROC number and check it. Ask who pulls the permit, because an electrician who wants you to pull it as a homeowner is avoiding inspection. Ask whether the price you are quoted is the price you pay. And read the reviews, not the star average: Done Rite holds 4.9 on Google across more than 600 five-star reviews on Google and Yelp, along with a Readers' Choice award, a strong Nextdoor following, and the BBB Torch Award for Ethics as a 2026 winner.

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Residential and Commercial Electricians in Tucson

We work on both, and they are not the same job. A house runs single-phase 120/240 with a service panel and branch circuits. A commercial building may run three-phase, with subpanels, disconnects, dedicated equipment circuits, exit and emergency lighting, and an inspection regime that a landlord or an insurer is watching.

The other difference is time. On a house, an outage is an inconvenience. In a restaurant or a clinic, an outage is closed doors and lost revenue, so commercial work gets scheduled around trading hours where it can be, and answered around the clock where it cannot.

Because we also run HVAC and plumbing crews, the jobs that cross trades stay with one contractor. A new rooftop unit needing a disconnect and a circuit, or a tankless water heater needing 240-volt service, does not turn into two companies pointing at each other.

Tucson's Multi-Trade Team

Big Enough To Handle It. Local Enough To Care.

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HVAC · Plumbing · Electrical · Remodel

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Why Electrical

What a Licensed Tucson Electrician Gets You

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    Work That Passes Inspection

    Permitted work is pulled, wired to current code and stayed with through the inspection. Unpermitted electrical has a habit of surfacing during a sale or an insurance claim, which is the worst possible time to find it.

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    A Price That Does Not Move

    The estimate is free and the quoted number is the number you pay. If we open something up and the scope genuinely changes, you hear about it and agree it before we carry on, not on the invoice afterwards.

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    One Contractor for the Whole Building

    Electrical, HVAC, plumbing and remodeling under one roof. The crossover jobs stay with one company, and the maintenance plans cover them together: $150 Electrical, $150 Plumbing, $250 HVAC, or $450 Whole Home.

Our Process

What Happens When You Call Us About Electrical Work

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Step 01

The Call and the Diagnosis

Every electrical job starts with someone actually picking up. Emergencies get answered around the clock; everything else gets a scheduled window you are told in advance, not a vague half-day.

On site we test rather than guess. That means finding out which circuit is involved, what it is loaded to, and whether the fault is the device, the wiring or the panel, before anything gets replaced. Swapping the first part that looks suspect is how people pay twice.

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Step 02

Your Free Estimate and the Options

You get told what failed, why it failed and what the choices are, in plain terms, before any work is quoted. Where there is a cheaper repair and a more permanent fix, you hear both with the reasoning attached rather than being pushed at the larger job.

The estimate is free and itemised. Financing is available on the larger work, panels, service upgrades and whole-property rewires, so a safety problem does not have to wait for a better month.

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Step 03

The Work, Tested Before We Leave

Our trucks carry what most electrical calls need, so the majority of jobs finish on the first visit. Power is isolated only for as long as the work needs it, the area is protected, and we clean up behind ourselves.

Then it gets tested: continuity, polarity, ground integrity, and GFCI and AFCI devices tripped to confirm they actually do what they are there for. Where the panel directory is wrong, we correct it, so the next person knows which breaker controls what. If we spot something nearby heading for failure, you hear about it now rather than on the next call.

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Signs Your Tucson Electrical System Needs Attention

Electrical problems announce themselves before they become dangerous. Any of these is worth a call:

  • A breaker that trips repeatedly on a circuit carrying its normal load.
  • Lights that dim or flicker when the air conditioner or a large appliance starts.
  • An outlet, a switch plate or a breaker that is warm to the touch.
  • Buzzing or crackling from a switch, a receptacle or a light fitting.
  • Scorch marks, browning or a burnt smell around a receptacle or in the panel.
  • Two-prong outlets, which means those circuits have no equipment ground.
  • A fuse box, or a panel brand that insurers have flagged.
  • Extension cords and power strips doing the job a dedicated circuit should be doing.

One of these on its own is usually a repair. Several together usually mean the system behind the fixtures is what needs the money spent on it, and that is a conversation worth having before something forces it.

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Financing Available

Comfort Now, Pay Over Time

Electrical shouldn't wait for the perfect month. With flexible financing through our lending partners, you can get the work done today and spread the cost into manageable monthly payments.

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  • Flexible monthly payment plans
  • Special offers on qualifying installs
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Why Done Rite

Why Tucson Calls Done Rite Services for Electrical Work

Satisfaction Guaranteed

We are dedicated to providing great service, excellent workmanship, and quality products to keep our customers happy.

Multi-Licensed Contractor

Fully licensed in HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and remodeling.

Licensed, Bonded & Insured

You can trust Done Rite Services of Tucson to be the best HVAC, Plumbing & Electrical provider for repair or installation!

Top Rated

Loved on Yelp, Google, NextDoor, and Angi across Southern Arizona.

Customer Testimonials

Tucson Trusts Done Rite

“After numerous quotes and inspections, I decided to contract with Done Rite for a new HVAC system on my 114 year old house, which never had a central air conditioning system, only evaporative cooling. I was a bit nervous about drilling holes through plaster and lath ceilings to accommodate new vents and returns. From start to finish, these guys were amazing! This was not a cookie cutter project and they handled it with ease. Big shout out to Marcos and Brandon, etc., and to Jordan for taking the time to explain and suggest a superb system for my home.”
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Frequently Asked Questions

Are your Tucson electricians licensed, bonded and insured?

Yes. Done Rite Services is licensed, bonded and insured, holding ROC# 319137, 324396, 326651 and 328231. Licensed means we can legally pull the permit for the work. Bonded means there is a surety bond behind the job. Insured means our liability cover, not your homeowners policy, answers for damage to your property. Ask any contractor for their ROC number and check it before you hire them.

Do you offer 24/7 emergency electrical service in Tucson?

Yes, we answer electrical emergencies around the clock, every day of the year. Burning smells, scorch marks around an outlet or in the panel, sparking, a panel that is hot to the touch, or a partial outage after a storm are all reasons to call straight away rather than wait for morning. If you can smell burning, shut the circuit off at the panel if it is safe to reach and call us.

How much does an electrician cost in Tucson?

It depends on the work, which is why the estimate is free and given before anything starts. A device replacement is a different job from a service panel upgrade or a whole-property rewire, and the price is driven mostly by scope and access rather than by hours. What does not vary is that the number you agree is the number you pay. If we open something up and the scope genuinely changes, you hear about it and agree it before we carry on.

Why do older Tucson homes need electrical work more often?

Two reasons. Age, because a system laid out decades ago was never designed for the load a modern household puts on it, and older housing stock here can still carry ungrounded circuits, undersized service or aluminium branch wiring from the mid-1960s to mid-1970s. And climate, because attic temperatures in a Tucson summer are hard on insulation and terminations, and monsoon storms bring surges that find every weak point in a system at once.

Do you do commercial electrical work as well as residential?

Both. Commercial work brings three-phase service, subpanels and disconnects, dedicated equipment circuits, and exit and emergency lighting that has to keep passing inspection. We schedule around trading hours where the work allows it and answer emergencies around the clock where it does not, because for a business an outage is closed doors rather than an inconvenience.

Do you pull permits for electrical work?

Yes, on work that requires one. We pull the permit, wire to the code that applies now, and stay through the inspection. Be wary of any electrician who asks you to pull the permit yourself as a homeowner, because that usually means avoiding having the work inspected. Unpermitted electrical tends to surface during a sale or an insurance claim.

Is there a maintenance plan for electrical?

Yes. The Electrical plan is $150 and covers scheduled attention to the parts of a system that fail quietly, panel and breaker condition, grounding, device and connection checks. Plumbing is $150, HVAC is $250, and the Whole Home plan covering all three is $450. Because we run all four trades, one plan and one contractor can cover the whole building.

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3445 E 44th St, Tucson, AZ 85713 (520) 369-3966

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