SERVICE & TROUBLESHOOTING

ELECTRICAL SERVICE PLANS AND TROUBLESHOOTING
FOR CHARLOTTE, NC & THE SURROUNDING AREAS

At IRV Plumbing, Electric & HVAC, we provide exceptional electrical services and troubleshooting for property owners throughout the Charlotte, NC area. We take a different approach to both commercial and home electrical services, which we believe sets us apart from other electricians in the area.


Whether you simply want to make some upgrades to your service panel, or you have serious safety concerns with your wiring, our licensed and professional electricians have the expert knowledge that you need. We can help you conserve energy and save money while keeping your family safe.


Make our electrical contractors your first choice for any and all types of electrical troubleshooting and routine maintenance in Charlotte, NC: Concord, NC; Davidson, NC; Gastonia, NC; Huntersville, NC; Matthews, NC; Fort Mill, SC; Rock Hill, SC; and the surrounding areas.


Our services extend to include AC repair and replacement, furnace repair, water heater repair, mini split system installation, and much more. You can also rely on us in situations that require emergency AC repair, as our crew's more than 100 years of experience will ensure your unit gets up and running again efficiently and safely.


Give us a call today to schedule troubleshooting or to learn more about our residential and commercial electrical service plans!

EMERGENCY REPAIR SERVICES & OUR SERVICE PARTNER PLAN

We offer emergency service, and if you have our Service Partner Plan, you won’t be charged premium fees for after-hours electrical repairs! Even without our Service Partner Plan, you will know up front how much your repairs will cost — no sneaky fees! IRV Plumbing, Electric & HVAC is proud of the level of professionalism and respect exhibited by every single one of our electricians.

You can count on our experienced electricians to help you with both routine and emergency electrical services. If you have a light fixture that keeps flickering or burning out, or a circuit that keeps overloading, we can help you troubleshoot the problem.
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