Kishpaugh Electrical LLC is an electrical contractor based on the north side of Anderson, Indiana, providing residential and commercial electrical services.
The work covers the whole range of everyday electrical needs: installations, repairs, upgrades and troubleshooting. One day that is recessed can lights and new outlets in a kitchen; the next it is a breaker that won’t stay on, a panel with no room left, or a storefront that needs a circuit for new equipment.
Built on reviews
Kishpaugh Electrical built its name the hard way, one customer at a time on Thumbtack, where the profile carries a Top Pro badge and, in the company’s own words, “30 perfect five star reviews.” Customers keep mentioning the same things: same-day visits, a quick diagnosis, punctual arrival, fair pricing and a clean job site.
Rooted in Anderson
Being from here matters. Anderson’s houses run from gas-boom era homes near downtown to the mid-century streets built in the General Motors years, and each era has its own electrical habits. Knowing what is likely behind the wall makes for a faster diagnosis and a better fix.
How the work gets done
Find the real cause, explain it plainly, give a price before starting, then do the work neatly and test it. The company describes itself as an affordable electrician, and it backs that with straight pricing rather than surprises at the end.
Values
What you can count on.
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Find the real cause
A reset breaker or a swapped outlet is not a fix if the problem comes back. We trace it to the source.
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Plain-spoken pricing
Affordable is the word the company uses about itself. You hear the price up front, not at the end.
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Safety first
Every job is done to the Indiana electrical code, with the power off and the work tested before we leave.
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Leave it clean
Customers notice the cleanup. Drywall dust, wire scraps and old fixtures leave with us.
Licensing in Indiana
Local licenses, state code.
Indiana does not issue a statewide electrician license. Electricians and contractors are licensed by the city or county where the work happens; in Anderson, that is the City of Anderson. The electrical code itself is set statewide and is based on the National Electrical Code.
Hiring any electrician in Indiana, it is fair to ask which local license they hold, to see a certificate of insurance, and to know whether a permit and inspection are part of the job. More on hiring and permits.