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Zero Electric Design

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electrician in Atlanta, Georgia

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Open
5 days a week
Service area
Atlanta

Atlanta's design electrician

About

Zero Electric Design is an owner-operated electrical contracting business serving Atlanta. The owner brings thirty years in the electrical industry, from residential rewiring to high-voltage commercial installations. The business specializes in old homes, electrical service upgrades, lighting, remodel wiring, EV chargers, and troubleshooting.

The owner's work spans complete rewires on homes dating to 1917, schools wired with high-voltage, audio, video, data, cameras, lighting controls, motor controls, and automation systems. The approach centers on understanding the job context, selecting the right product for safe and efficient performance, and integrating it into the overall system so the finished work blends seamlessly. Jobs are completed on time and on budget.

Zero Electric Design operates Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM. Call (404) 596-5436 to discuss your project or book a consultation.

Services

  • Electrical service upgrades
  • Lighting
  • Remodel wiring
  • Old-home rewiring
  • EV chargers
  • Troubleshooting

Service Area

Serving Atlanta.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Zero Electric Design work on old homes?

Yes. The owner has experience rewiring homes dating back to 1917 and understands the different wiring methods throughout the decades. This knowledge allows safe and efficient upgrades even when a complete rewire is not necessary.

What hours is Zero Electric Design open?

Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM. Call (404) 596-5436 or email paul@zeroelectricdesign.com to schedule a quote.

Does Zero Electric Design install EV chargers?

Yes, EV charger installation is one of the services offered.

Hiring an Electrician in Atlanta, Georgia

Electrical work in Atlanta requires a permit from the City of Atlanta Office of Buildings. Permits ensure the work meets the 2023 National Electrical Code (NEC) with Georgia Amendments. Any electrical contractor you hire should be familiar with current permit requirements and code compliance. If you are unsure whether your project needs a permit, contact the Office of Buildings at (404) 330-6150.

Georgia licenses electrical contractors through the State Board of Electrical Contractors, which issues Restricted and Non-Restricted licenses. Before hiring, verify that your contractor holds a current license. You can look up any Georgia electrical contractor by name or license number using the online verification tool at the Georgia Secretary of State's GOALS portal (verify.sos.ga.gov/verification/). Licensed contractors must complete continuing education for renewal, and all licenses expire June 30 each year.

When you meet with an electrician, ask whether they hold a Georgia electrical contractor license and confirm it through the state database. Discuss permits upfront—a licensed contractor will know what your project requires and can guide you through the application process.

Does Atlanta require a permit for electrical work?

Yes. The City of Atlanta Office of Buildings issues building permits for electrical work. Permits ensure compliance with the 2023 National Electrical Code (NEC) with Georgia Amendments. Contact the Office of Buildings at (404) 330-6150 if you are unsure whether your project requires a permit. [3]

How do I verify an electrician's license in Georgia?

The Georgia Secretary of State's GOALS portal (verify.sos.ga.gov/verification/) lets you look up any professional license by name or license number. Electrical contractors licensed in Georgia can be this way. [2]

What license types do electrical contractors in Georgia hold?

The Georgia State Board of Electrical Contractors issues two main types: Restricted License and Non-Restricted License. Licensed contractors must complete continuing education for renewal, and all licenses expire June 30. [1]

What should I ask an electrician before hiring?

Ask whether they hold a current Georgia electrical contractor license, and verify it through the state's GOALS portal. Also discuss permits—a licensed contractor will know what your project requires and how to handle the permit process with the City of Atlanta Office of Buildings. [1, 2, 3]

Contact Information

Business Hours

Wednesday8 AM – 5 PM
Thursday8 AM – 5 PM
Friday8 AM – 5 PM
SaturdayClosed
SundayClosed
Monday8 AM – 5 PM
Tuesday8 AM – 5 PM

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