Skylighter Electrical Contractor

Skylighter Electrical Contractor serves New Jersey with residential and commercial electrical work. The business holds state license number 34EB01882300.

Services include panel upgrades and repairs, rewiring and troubleshooting, EV charger installation, lighting upgrades, smart home integration, energy efficiency upgrades, generator installation, code corrections, emergency electrical repair, and new construction wiring. The company also handles smart home and automation work, including smart lighting, voice-controlled systems, smart thermostats, security camera wiring, and whole-home automation.

Emergency service is available 24/7 for power outages, blown fuses, exposed or damaged wiring, electrical burning smells or sparks, tripping breakers, and weather-related electrical damage.

The business is rated 5.0 of 5 from 72 reviews. Hours are Monday through Wednesday and Saturday 8 AM–6 PM, Thursday 8 AM–12 AM, and Friday 12–6 AM and 8 AM. Sunday is closed. Call (201) 240-5569 or email skylighterinc@gmail.com.

All electrical contractors in New Jersey must hold a license issued by the New Jersey Board of Examiners of Electrical Contractors, under the Division of Consumer Affairs. The Board licenses contractors and registers qualified journeyman electricians, ensuring they meet experience and educational requirements. Licenses are valid for three years and must be renewed, and every contractor must hold a valid business permit. You can verify a contractor's license through the Board's online system.

Electrical work in New Jersey is regulated under the state's Uniform Construction Code (NJAC 5:23). Most electrical projects require a permit issued by your local code enforcement office before work begins. The code establishes safety standards for how electrical systems must be designed and installed. Your contractor should be familiar with permit requirements and local code enforcement procedures.

When hiring an electrician, ask whether they hold a current New Jersey license and verify it with the Board of Examiners of Electrical Contractors. Confirm that they will obtain any required permits for your project. If you have questions about specific code requirements or your contractor's qualifications, contact the Board at (973) 504-6410 or the New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs.