Licensed electrical work — Aylett, Virginia
Power that works the first time you flip the switch
ICR Electric handles residential and commercial electrical work from a shop on Route 360 in Aylett. Panels, circuits, lighting, and the dead outlet nobody can figure out. One call, one electrician, straight answers.
- Shop
- 7107 Richmond Tappahannock Hwy
- Phone
- (804) 769-0505
- Google rating
- 4.3 out of 5
Line items
What we get called out for
Troubleshooting and repair
A breaker that keeps tripping, half a room with no power, lights that flicker when the well pump kicks on. We trace it back to the actual fault instead of swapping parts and hoping.
Service and panel work
Panel replacements, sub-panels, added circuits, and clearing out old fuse boxes and crowded load centers so the house has room for what you actually plug in.
Wiring and device work
New circuits for shops, garages, appliances and equipment. Outlets, switches, GFCI protection in kitchens, baths and outdoors, and replacement of scorched or loose devices.
Lighting
Interior fixtures, recessed and LED retrofits, exterior and security lighting, ceiling fans, and pole or barn lighting for property that goes dark early.
Generator and backup connections
Inlet boxes, transfer switch wiring and dedicated feeds so a portable or standby unit runs the circuits you care about when the line goes down.
Commercial service calls
Shops, offices and small facilities along the 360 corridor: lighting maintenance, equipment circuits, and repairs handled without shutting your day down.
How we work
Diagnose it, then quote it
Electrical problems get expensive when they're guessed at. We open the panel, put a meter on it, and find out what the wiring is actually doing before anyone talks about parts. You hear what we found, what it will take to fix, and what can wait until later. Work gets left clean, labeled and closed up, so the next person who opens that panel — including us — can read it.
- Meter first, parts second
- Clear scope before the work starts
- Panels labeled and legible
- Job site swept before we leave
Why homeowners and shop owners call us
Local to the 360 corridor
The shop sits on Richmond Tappahannock Highway in Aylett. That means shorter drives and a real address you can find, not a dispatcher two counties away.
Old wiring doesn't scare us
Farmhouses, additions wired by whoever was handy, aluminum branch circuits, cloth insulation. We work on what's actually in the walls, not what the code book wishes were there.
You talk to the electrician
The person who answers the phone is the person doing the diagnosis. Nothing gets lost between the call and the truck.
Rated 4.3 on Google
A 4.3 out of 5 star rating from verified Google reviews, earned on service calls in this area.
On the job
Questions we get on the phone
Usually not. A breaker that trips is doing its job — something on that circuit is drawing too much or faulting to ground. Replacing it without finding the cause hides a hazard. Let us find the fault first.
Sometimes the panel is fine and it's one bad breaker or a loose neutral. Sometimes the box is obsolete, full, or a known problem brand. We'll tell you which one you have before you spend money.
Yes. That means a properly sized feeder, a sub-panel out there, and grounding done right. Tell us what tools or equipment you plan to run and we'll size it for that, not just for today.
Call (804) 769-0505 and describe what's happening. Straightforward jobs we can talk through on the phone; anything involving existing wiring needs eyes on it before we put a number to it.
Yes — inlet boxes, transfer switch wiring and the circuits you want carried during an outage. We can go over which loads are worth backing up.
Something in the house isn't working right?
Describe it over the phone and we'll tell you whether it's a service call, a repair, or something you should shut off right now.