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Jolt Electrical Services LLC
Jolt Electrical Services LLC

Electrical.
HVAC.
Plumbing.
One contractor.

Jolt Electrical Services works on homes, businesses, facilities and construction projects across Eastern and Central North Carolina, out toward the coast. Three trades under one company, one number to call, one crew to coordinate.

  • Residential service
  • Commercial & industrial
  • Property management
  • New construction

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Residential service

Service for the systems your home depends on

A breaker that keeps tripping, a water heater that quit, an outdoor unit that will not start. We handle the everyday problems that make a house stop working, and the upgrades that make it work better.
  • Electrical troubleshooting and repair
  • Panel upgrades and EV chargers
  • Heating and cooling repair
  • System replacement and mini-splits
  • Water heaters and leak repair
  • Fixtures, drains and repipes
Commercial & industrial

Buildings, plants and projects

We work for facility managers, business owners, and general contractors — service work on operating buildings, and scope on renovations and new construction. Three trades from one subcontractor means fewer handoffs on your schedule.
  • Service and distribution work
  • Panels, disconnects and switchgear
  • Commercial HVAC service and replacement
  • Mechanical equipment installation
  • Commercial plumbing and piping
  • Tenant build-outs and renovations
Property management

One vendor across the portfolio

Property managers spend too much time coordinating three trades across a dozen addresses. We take work orders across all three, at whatever mix of residential and commercial units you manage.
  • Work orders across all three trades
  • Turnover and make-ready work
  • Recurring maintenance
  • Repairs on occupied units
  • Urgent after-hours issues
  • Multiple properties, one contact
Why Jolt

What you actually get

One company, three trades. That means fewer handoffs between subs and one point of accountability for the work.
01

Three trades, one contractor

Electrical, HVAC, and plumbing come from the same company. One number to call, one crew to coordinate, one point of accountability when a job touches more than one trade.

02

Residential service and real construction work

We run service calls at houses and we run scope on commercial projects. The same company handles a tripped breaker on a Tuesday and a build-out that runs for months.

03

Straightforward communication

You get told what the problem is, what it takes to fix it, and what it costs before the work starts. No jargon, no moving target.

04

Set up to work with the people who hire trades

Homeowners, property managers, facility teams, and general contractors all need different things from a subcontractor. We are built to work with all four.

Service area

Eastern and Central North Carolina, out toward the coast

We work across Eastern and Central North Carolina and travel toward the coast for commercial and construction work. If you are not sure whether your address is in range, call and ask — it takes one minute to find out.

Wayne County and surrounding area

  • Goldsboro
  • Princeton
  • Pikeville
  • +2 more nearby

Johnston and Wilson counties

  • Smithfield
  • Selma
  • Clayton
  • +2 more nearby

Central North Carolina

  • Raleigh
  • Garner
  • Knightdale
  • +2 more nearby

Toward the coast

  • Kinston
  • Greenville
  • New Bern
  • +2 more nearby

Commercial, industrial, and construction projects can travel further than routine residential service calls. Send the project location with your bid invitation and we will tell you whether we can cover it.

Full service area
General contractors

Send plans. Get a real answer.

We bid electrical, mechanical and plumbing scope for general contractors, construction managers, developers and owners. Send the documents and we will tell you where we stand — including when a project is not a fit.
  1. 01

    Send the invitation

    Email the invitation to bid with the project name, location and bid date. Plan room links are fine — so are attachments.

  2. 02

    Include the documents

    Plans, specifications, addenda, scope letters and any pre-bid requirements. Tell us which divisions you want us on.

  3. 03

    We review and respond

    We confirm receipt, tell you whether the project fits our current workload and geography, and follow up with questions.

Get started

Tell us what needs fixing

Schedule a service call, set up a property management account, or send us a project to bid. If it is urgent, call — that is faster than any form.