Panel upgrades, EV-charger installs and whole-home rewiring are booming across Phoenix as homes electrify. Hiring a licensed electrician protects both your safety and your permit sign-off. Every electrician below is licensed and verifiably reviewed.
| # | Company | Rating | Reviews | Since | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Christian Brothers A/C, Plumbing & ElectricalPhoenix | ★★★★★ | 962 | 1976 | An established multi-trade company with a long track record |
| 2 | Rod Electric LLCPhoenix | ★★★★★ | — | — | A smaller, highly rated family-run shop |
| 3 | Turn It On ElectricPhoenix | ★★★★★ | 341 | 2010 | A dedicated electrical specialist (not a multi-trade shop) |
| 4 | Parker & SonsPhoenix | ★★★★☆ | 15,000 | 1974 | A large full-service company with generator installs |
Ordered by our editorial score. Ratings reflect public review data as of June 2026. See how we rank →
Best for: An established multi-trade company with a long track record
Family-owned across three generations, serving the Phoenix metro since 1976.
Best for: A smaller, highly rated family-run shop
Family-owned, A+ BBB-accredited; BuildZoom ranks it in the top 9% of Arizona licensed contractors.
Best for: A dedicated electrical specialist (not a multi-trade shop)
Locally owned, licensed/bonded/insured; founder has worked in the electrical trade since 1996.
Best for: A large full-service company with generator installs
Serving the Phoenix metro since 1974; A+ BBB rating and two-time BBB Torch Award winner.
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Smaller jobs like adding circuits or installing a Level 2 EV charger are usually a few hundred to a couple thousand dollars, while a 200-amp panel upgrade or full rewire runs higher and requires a permit. Confirm permitting is included in the bid.
In our 2026 review, Christian Brothers A/C, Plumbing & Electrical ranks first, with a 4.8-star rating across 962+ reviews plus strong licensing and credentials. Rod Electric LLC and Turn It On Electric round out the top three. See the full ranking and our scoring method below.
A Level 2 home EV-charger install typically ranges from a few hundred dollars up to a couple thousand, depending on the panel's capacity and the wiring run. If your panel is near capacity, budget for a possible 200-amp upgrade and permit.
Yes. Panel upgrades and most major electrical work require a permit and inspection sign-off. A licensed electrician will pull the permit for you — confirm it's included in the bid before work starts.
We score active Arizona ROC licensing, verified review volume and rating, years of local experience, and specialty certifications such as EVITP for EV-charger work. Rankings are editorial and cannot be bought.