Jefferson Electric LLC 2114 E Washington St , Indianapolis, Indiana, United States

Jefferson Electric started as a family business in downtown Indianapolis and will remain a family business in downtown Indianapolis. Since 2011, we have valued people over profit and relationships over retail. We value our work and do not play in the world of the lowest bidder. Instead, we focus on providing lasting service, not shallow promises.

CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT

• Resident 1st Place Champion at the National Craft Championships (Go Andy Spohr!)
• In-House Trade School.
• Continuing Education Budget.
• Annual Conference attendance.
• Contributors to WISH-TV, Channel 6 News, and the Indy Star.

Services

• Resident 1st Place Champion at the National Craft Championships (Go Andy Spohr!)  In-House Trade School.  Continuing Education Budget.  Annual Conference attendance.  Contributors to WISH-TV, Channel 6 News, and the Indy Star.
• Solar energy is a type of renewable energy that is created when small panes of silicon called cells transform solar radiation into electricity. The transformed energy is sent to an inverter which transforms the direct current (DC) energy generated by the solar cells to alternating current (AC) which is suitable for use in your home. Check out our photo gallery of one of Jefferson Electric’s recent solar installs: Fletcher Place Neighborhood Project
• We have teamed up with Tesla Energy to offer certified installation of battery storage systems and EV-Chargers. Batteries work with either renewable energy or simply as a way to add some extra security in the event of a power outage. Learn more about how Tesla Powerwall 2 can work for you: Tesla Powerwall 2
• If there is one thing that we excel at, it’s finding code violations. Our electricians love orderly wiring but they also understand that unsafe electrical systems could put you and your family in danger. We want to understand your needs and wants, regardless of what stage of the home ownership process you are in.
• The average electrical demands have risen exponentially in the last century. Through the 1940s, the average electrical service size for an average home was 60 amps. By the 1970s, the average service size had risen to 100 amps. And now, the average home requires a 200 amp service to keep up with the increase in energy demand.