Jericho Electrical Services

2938 Hempstead Turnpike, Levittown, NY 11756

516-520-4700

24/7 Emergency Service Available

Residential • Commercial • Industrial

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Absolute has been providing electrical services since 1994. In this time, we have built our business through consistent quality and exceptional workmanship on every job. Our continued commitment to offering our customers the best service in the industry ensures you will receive the best service possible in Jericho, NY.

Our skilled technicians can resolve any electrical issue. We have the ability to service a wide range of residential and commercial accounts and are available for 24 hour emergency service in Jericho, NY.

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At Absolute Electrical Service, No Job Is Too Small and Emergency Service is available. Contact us today for a free electrical estimate.

Jericho's residential core took shape in the postwar decades, when builders filled the land between Jericho Turnpike and the Long Island Expressway with center-hall colonials and split-levels on generous quarter-acre lots. Subdivisions such as Birchwood at Jericho drew young families to streets off Brush Hollow Road and Robbins Lane, and many of those 1950s and 1960s houses still run on their original 100- or 150-amp panels. As owners finish basements, add central air, or wire kitchen islands and home offices, those early service sizes frequently fall short, and aging branch circuits tucked behind plaster walls need updating to carry today's household loads safely.

A second wave has reshaped the hamlet more recently, as original ranches near North Broadway and Cantiague Rock Road give way to large new colonials built for buyers drawn by Jericho's top-ranked public schools. These rebuilds arrive with 200-amp service, EV-ready garages, and structured smart-home wiring, while the office towers of Jericho Plaza and the storefronts strung along Jericho Turnpike keep demand steady for commercial work. Landmarks like the Milleridge Inn and the eighteenth-century Jericho Friends Meeting House anchor the older fabric, a reminder that one central Nassau hamlet can hold everything from centuries-old timber framing to freshly poured foundations.

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Jericho landmarks and neighborhoods we serve

Set in central Nassau County as part of the Town of Oyster Bay, Jericho sits where Jericho Turnpike crosses the Long Island Expressway, minutes from Syosset and Woodbury. The links below point to the institutions and landmarks that define the hamlet, from its nationally recognized public schools to its colonial-era meeting house and inn. We work across these neighborhoods and the blocks around them, handling homes, storefronts, and offices throughout the 11753 ZIP and the surrounding communities.

Jericho, New York — An affluent unincorporated hamlet in the Town of Oyster Bay, Jericho grew from a colonial Quaker farming settlement into a postwar suburb centered on Jericho Turnpike and the Long Island Expressway.
Town of Oyster Bay — Jericho is governed by the Town of Oyster Bay, which issues electrical permits and schedules inspections for the hamlet's unincorporated neighborhoods and commercial corridors.
Jericho Union Free School District — Consistently ranked among the best public districts in New York, Jericho's schools are a major draw for families buying and rebuilding homes throughout the 11753 area.
Jericho Friends Meeting House — Built in the late eighteenth century, this historic Quaker meeting house reflects Jericho's early roots and anchors the older fabric along the hamlet's main road.
Milleridge Inn — A longstanding Jericho landmark with colonial-era origins, the Milleridge Inn remains a well-known gathering place and dining destination off Hicksville Road.

Jericho Electrician FAQs

Can you upgrade the electrical panel in a postwar Jericho colonial?

Yes. Many homes built off Brush Hollow Road and Robbins Lane in the 1950s and 1960s still carry 100-amp service. We upgrade them to 200 amps so added central air, finished basements, and modern kitchens run without constantly tripping breakers.

Do Jericho electrical jobs need a permit from the Town of Oyster Bay?

Most panel changes, rewires, and new circuits do. Because Jericho is unincorporated, permitting and inspection run through the Town of Oyster Bay. We handle the paperwork and schedule the required electrical inspection as part of the job.

How hard is it to add an EV charger at a Jericho house?

On the hamlet's quarter-acre and larger lots, the garage usually sits close enough to the panel for a clean Level 2 install. Newer rebuilds often come EV-ready, while older colonials may need a service upgrade first.

We're rebuilding near North Broadway. Can you handle the new wiring?

Absolutely. For the large new colonials replacing older ranches here, we install 200-amp service, structured smart-home wiring, recessed lighting, and EV-ready circuits from the ground up, coordinating with your builder through rough-in and final inspection.

Is a standby generator worth it in Jericho?

Central Nassau loses power to summer thunderstorms and the occasional winter storm, sometimes for hours. A standby generator restarts automatically, keeping heat, refrigeration, sump pumps, and the home offices now common across Jericho running. Call (516) 736-8300 to size one.