Services
Residential and commercial installations, repairs, upgrades and troubleshooting.
Fixtures, recessed can lights, fans and outdoor lighting, installed square and switched where you want them.
Outlets, switches, new circuits and dedicated lines for the things that need real power.
Troubleshooting, repairs and upgrades, from a dead outlet to a panel that has run out of room.
Swapping a dated fixture, adding recessed can lights to a dark kitchen or living room, or putting a room on a dimmer. The layout is planned with you first so the light lands where you actually need it, and the finished ceiling is left clean.
A ceiling fan needs a box rated to carry it, not the light box that was there before. Outside, fixtures and connections have to be rated for wet locations and protected where code calls for it. Motion lights, garage lights and porch lights all fall here.
Dead, loose or warm outlets get traced and fixed, not just swapped. Kitchens, bathrooms, garages, basements and outdoor outlets get the GFCI protection they need, and new circuits get AFCI protection where the code requires it.
Microwaves, freezers, window units, space heaters, shop tools and Level 2 EV chargers all want their own circuit. Each new line is sized for the load, run neatly, protected by the right breaker and labeled at the panel.
Kishpaugh Electrical lists commercial work alongside residential. That covers the everyday electrical needs of small offices, shops and storefronts: new circuits for equipment, lighting upgrades, repairs and troubleshooting.
Customers on Thumbtack mention same-day visits and quick diagnosis. The goal on a service call is simple: find the actual cause, explain it in plain words, and fix it right, whether that is a failed breaker, a loose connection, an overloaded circuit or a bad device.
Plenty of Anderson-area homes still run on 60- or 100-amp service, or on a panel with no open spaces left. An upgrade gives you room for new circuits and modern protection. Panel and service work is coordinated with your utility and inspected where required.
Central Indiana storms bring lightning and outages. A surge protector at the panel helps protect everything in the house, and a properly installed inlet with a transfer switch or interlock lets a portable generator power selected circuits without back-feeding the utility lines.
Anderson has a deep stock of houses from the gas-boom and General Motors eras. That often means ungrounded two-prong outlets, small services, spliced-on additions and the occasional run of knob-and-tube. Updates are planned room by room so you can fix what matters most first.
Pricing
You hear what is wrong and what it will take to fix it before any work begins. You decide. Customers on Thumbtack call the pricing fair, and the company calls itself an affordable electrician.
Safety first
For sparks, a burning smell, a hot panel or partial power loss, turn off the breaker or main if it’s safe, then call (765) 635-6779. For fire or smoke, get out and call 911. Stay clear of downed lines and call your utility.
Anderson · Madison & Hamilton counties
Lights to add, an outlet that quit, a breaker that won’t stay on. Call Kishpaugh Electrical and get it handled.