McCollum Electric
Mobile, Alabama 36608
Three-phase, single-phase, and everything between since the late 1980s.
About
McCollum Electric was started by Robert McCollum and has been wiring Mobile and the Gulf Coast for over 37 years. The shop on Zeigler Circle East in west Mobile carries residential, commercial, and industrial scope at a level uncommon for a single-shop electrical contractor.
Industrial capability matters in Mobile because of the petrochemical, shipbuilding, and processing facilities that ring the bay. The shop handles high-voltage applications, micro-voltage for integrated circuits, and equipment installations alongside conventional residential service work like outlets, ceiling fans, and panel upgrades.
McCollum Electric carries Alabama Electrical Contractors Board license #00328. Crews are licensed, bonded, and insured, and the company runs 24/7 emergency service. Industrial scope, residential service calls, and emergency response under one license is the shape of what McCollum has built since the 1980s.
Services
- Wire residential outlets, fans, and lighting circuits
- Upgrade service panels and breaker boxes
- Install standby generators and transfer switches
- Run industrial equipment and high-voltage hookups
- Diagnose faulty wiring and breaker faults
- Respond to electrical emergencies 24/7
Service Area
Serving Mobile, Saraland, Theodore, Tillmans Corner, Daphne, Spanish Fort, Prichard.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who started McCollum Electric and how long has the shop been running?
McCollum Electric was started by Robert McCollum and has more than 37 years of experience serving Mobile and the Gulf Coast. The shop operates from Zeigler Circle East in west Mobile and has built its bench around long-tenure electricians who carry residential, commercial, and industrial scope. That run gives the company history with many of the homes, businesses, and processing facilities it returns to year after year.
Does McCollum Electric handle industrial electrical work?
Yes. McCollum Electric is one of the few Mobile shops that maintains industrial capability alongside residential and commercial work. The crew handles high-voltage applications, micro-voltage for integrated circuits, equipment installations, service panel work, and general industrial repairs. Carrying that scope in-house is what lets McCollum bid into the petrochemical and processing facilities that line the Mobile Bay industrial corridor.
Is McCollum Electric available for emergencies?
McCollum Electric runs 24/7 emergency service across Mobile and the Gulf Coast. Electrical emergencies tend to come from storm damage on coastal Alabama, tripped service after a hurricane brush, or a service panel that has failed without warning. The shop is licensed and bonded, so emergency calls are handled by full-time staff rather than a subcontracted answering service.
What license does McCollum Electric carry?
McCollum Electric holds Alabama Electrical Contractors Board license #00328. The company is licensed, bonded, and insured, which is the floor for permitted electrical work in Mobile and across Alabama. That license also covers the industrial scope the shop runs, since heavier classes of electrical work require board licensure to bid and pull permits.
Where is the McCollum Electric shop in Mobile?
McCollum Electric is at 660 Zeigler Circle East, ZIP 36608, in west Mobile. The location keeps drive times short to most of west and central Mobile and out to the Tillmans Corner and Theodore corridors on residential calls. Industrial work along the I-65 service road and the bay-front facilities is also reachable without long deadhead time from Zeigler Circle.
Does McCollum install whole-home generators?
McCollum Electric handles generator installation as part of its standard residential menu, and carries the same scope into commercial and industrial backup power systems. Coastal Alabama's hurricane exposure pushes a lot of homeowners and businesses toward standby power, and McCollum's licensure and industrial experience let the shop run loads from small residential units up through three-phase commercial backup setups.