A licensed family-owned electrical contractor working in Aurora homes every week. Panel upgrades, EV chargers, lighting, code corrections, and 24/7 emergency repair from a shop your neighbors trust.
Tritan Services is the Aurora electrician local homeowners call first when something goes wrong with the power. We have wired homes in Aurora and across the surrounding areas since 1979. Our trucks roll out of Naperville every morning and reach Aurora in minutes, with a 24/7 emergency line that rings a real person every time.
Aurora has the widest housing mix in the area. Older bungalows on the east side, postwar ranches in the middle, and brand-new builds on the west side. We work on all of them. One day we are pulling knob and tube wire out of a 1920s home. The next day we are mounting a Tesla Wall Connector in a 2022 build. Same crew, same standard.
Every Tritan Aurora electrician holds a valid Illinois license. We follow the local code, do the work right, and clean up before we leave. Call (630) 687-3335 for a free estimate or fast emergency dispatch in Aurora.
Nine specialties our Aurora electricians handle, from a 100 amp panel swap to a same-night emergency repair.
Aurora homes built before 1990 often run on 100 amp panels. We upgrade to 200 amp service so you can add central AC, a hot tub, a Tesla charger, or an induction range without nuisance trips. We swap Federal Pacific and Zinsco panels for safer modern gear and do the work to code on every job. Most upgrades finish in one day.
Level 2 240V chargers for Tesla, Rivian, Ford, Hyundai, and any electric car. Tesla Wall Connector, ChargePoint Home Flex, and Wallbox installs across Aurora with a load calc and clean conduit runs.
Aluminum branch wiring replacement, knob and tube removal, and full-home rewires for older Aurora bungalows. We work in stages so power is only off for short windows and the family can stay in the home through most of the job.
Recessed can lighting, under-cabinet LED, vanity lights, dimmer switches, and full kitchen retrofits. Modern look, clean ceiling cuts, and proper junction boxes throughout the home.
Low-voltage path lights, soffit floodlights, motion-sensor security lighting, and patio outlet runs for Aurora backyards. Photocell and timer options included.
Ceiling fan install with code-compliant fan-rated boxes and proper bracing. Chandelier hanging, pendant lights, and full fixture replacements in any Aurora ceiling height.
New outlet runs, dead outlet repair, USB-C outlets, smart switches, three-way switch troubleshooting, GFCI outlets for kitchens and baths, and AFCI breakers for bedrooms. Two-prong to grounded outlet conversions are a daily job for our Aurora electricians.
Home inspection punch lists, real estate closing repairs, and code violation fixes done to code. Fast turnaround so your closing stays on track.
Sparks, burning smells, dead power, storm damage, or a tripping main breaker. Call any hour and a licensed Aurora electrician will be dispatched right away.
Sparks, no power, or a burning smell in your panel. Call now and a licensed electrician heads to your Aurora home today.
(630) 687-3335Every Aurora home gets a free written estimate. The number on that estimate is the number you pay when the job is done.
100 to 200 amp service upgrade. We quote panel brand and meter coordination on one page before we start.
Level 2 charger with a dedicated breaker. We quote the charger, the circuit, and the run length in writing first.
Full home rewire of older Aurora bungalows. We walk the house, measure access, and write the quote before approval.
Every Aurora estimate is free and in writing. We list parts and labor on the same page. Nothing gets billed that you did not approve first. Smaller jobs like an outlet repair or a ceiling fan swap get a fast phone or written quote before we open a single wall.
A few photos from real Aurora installs and repairs. Click any photo to see it larger.
The first call, the estimate, the work, the cleanup. Here is what each step looks like with our Aurora electricians.
Tell us what is wrong or what you want installed. A photo helps. Call (630) 687-3335 any hour.
A licensed Aurora electrician looks at the job, then quotes you a clear, written price you can hold us to.
Work done to Illinois code and Aurora local rules. We test every circuit before we pack up.
We clean up, walk you through every change, and you only pay when you are happy with the result.
Aurora is one stop on our daily route. We serve nine neighboring suburbs plus our Naperville home base with the same licensed crew.
Short, honest answers to the questions we hear most in Aurora.
Panel upgrade cost in Aurora depends on the panel brand, the meter location, and whether the service drop needs to be replaced. Federal Pacific and Zinsco swaps follow the same path. Every Aurora customer gets a free written estimate before any work starts.
Our Aurora panel upgrades include the meter coordination and a full circuit test before we close the cover. The exact price is locked in your written estimate before we begin.
Yes. A Level 2 charger adds a dedicated 240V circuit, and we size the wire, breaker, and ground to the current code, then test the charger on your car before we leave.
You get a clean, safe install and a charger that is ready to use the same day.
For sparks, burning smells, or a dead panel, we usually arrive at an Aurora home the same day. The 24/7 line at (630) 687-3335 rings a real person, never a call center.
Once you describe the issue we will give you a real arrival window before we hang up.
For true electrical emergencies on nights and weekends we apply a modest after-hours rate, and the rate is stated on the phone before we dispatch. You will never see a surprise charge on the final invoice.
Scheduled work booked for a weekend at your convenience is priced the same as a weekday job.
Yes. Every estimate at an Aurora home is free and in writing. We list the parts and the labor on one page so you can compare apples to apples.
You only pay if you approve the work. There is no trip charge for the first visit and no obligation to book.
A short, honest guide so your next Aurora hire is safe, licensed, and worth the money.
Hiring a good electrician in Aurora comes down to five basic things. A real Illinois license number you can verify. A current certificate of liability insurance on file. A crew that does the work to code and tests it. A written quote with parts and labor listed out. And callbacks that happen when promised. If any one of those is missing, the bid that looked cheap on day one can cost you a lot more by the end of the job.
The checklist below is the same one we hand to a homeowners who tell us they are gathering three estimates. Use it on every bid you collect, including ours. The point is to compare apples to apples. A licensed Aurora electrician will be happy to answer every question on the list without getting defensive.
Look up the license at idfpr.illinois.gov before you sign anything. A real number takes ten seconds to confirm.
Ask for a current COI naming you as the certificate holder. No COI means you carry the risk if something goes wrong.
Past clients in Aurora, Naperville, or nearby towns prove the crew works your area every week.
Labor and materials listed on one page. Verbal numbers are easy to forget and easy to change later.
Real work follows the code. If a bidder offers to cut corners to save money, walk away.
Modern code requires AFCI breakers in bedrooms and GFCI outlets near water. Your electrician should know both.
Clean panel labels, neat conduit runs, and tidy fixture installs are easy to spot in a photo album.
Reasonable schedule. No huge deposit. Final payment due only after the walkthrough is done.
A written promise to come back if something is off. Verbal guarantees vanish the moment a problem shows up.
A real arrival window in writing. For a true emergency, an hour or two. For scheduled work, a fixed date and time block.
Aurora is a short drive from our Naperville shop, so our trucks roll into Aurora every morning on the way to scheduled jobs. For a true after-hours emergency, our trucks roll out fast on emergency calls. Same-day response on emergencies is the rule, not the exception.
The electrician calls when he is on the way so you can wrap up whatever you are doing. If the prior job runs over and we are going to miss the window, we call you first and reset the time. Showing up when we say we will is the part most a homeowners say they value most after the work is done.
Read more on the main Naperville electrician page for the full Tritan service area overview.
