Levittown Electrical Services

2938 Hempstead Turnpike, Levittown, NY 11756

516-520-4700

24/7 Emergency Service Available

Residential • Commercial • Industrial

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No Job Too Big or Small

During the 25 years since it was first established, Absolute Electrical Services has been providing its brand of electrical installations, upgrades, maintenance and repair to homeowners as well as the numerous businesses serving the people of Long Island’s Nassau County.

Known for its commerce and diversity, Nassau County is home to a score of attractions including the Cradle Aviation Museum, Nassau County Veterans Coliseum, the Sands Point Park and Jones Beach State Park—the largest public beach in the world. Neighbored on one side by the Atlantic Ocean and the other by the Long Island Sound, Nassau County is the most densely populated and second-most populous county in New York State outside of New York City.

With an office based in Levittown, Absolute Electrical Services offers services in the commercial, residential and industrial spheres and adheres to the latest codes and regulations, providing businesses and homeowners with expert and unparalleled service.

Our goal is to provide complete, affordable electrical services to all of our clients by offering each the latest technology and advancements available in the field.

Whether you’re in need of a safety inspection, installation or repair, our team is waiting to hear from you. Trust in a company with a proven track record in Nassau County whose skilled technicians can help bring your project to life.

If you're looking for an electrician in Nassau County, call us anytime at 516-520-4700! We would love to give you some general pricing and set a service call for you.

Contact Our Levittown Electricians

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

Levittown grew almost overnight between 1947 and 1951, when Levitt & Sons stamped roughly seventeen thousand near-identical Cape Cods and, a little later, ranch models across former Hempstead Plains potato fields. Seven decades on, hardly two houses on streets like Shelter Lane or Winding Lane look alike anymore: dormers, full second stories, and rear extensions have reshaped nearly every block. Beneath the remodeling, though, many homes still carry the bones of their postwar electrical work, including undersized panels, ungrounded two-prong receptacles, and circuits never meant to feed central air, electric ranges, and a couple of home offices. Each addition tends to layer fresh load onto that original framework, which is where most of the trouble begins.

The commercial life of the hamlet runs along Hempstead Turnpike, where the long-running Tri-County Flea Market, strip plazas, and storefronts sit a short drive from the Village Green shopping area that anchored Levitt's first plan. Division Avenue cuts the community north to south, and Levittown itself straddles two jurisdictions: most of it lies in the Town of Hempstead, with a northern slice in Oyster Bay. That line matters for anyone pulling a permit, since the reviewing authority depends on which side a property falls. Older retail along the Turnpike and the schools on Division and Wantagh avenues bring their own tenant fit-out and heavier-service electrical demands.

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Around the Hamlet: Levittown Reference Points

If you are new to the area or weighing a project here, these local resources help orient you. The Levittown Public Library documents the hamlet's history as America's first mass-produced suburb, while the Town of Hempstead and Town of Oyster Bay handle the permits and inspections that govern most electrical work on either side of the jurisdictional line. The pages below cover the community's background, its school district, and the county and highway context that shape daily life along Hempstead Turnpike.

Levittown, New York — Background on the hamlet widely regarded as the first mass-produced American suburb, built by Levitt & Sons from 1947 to 1951, including its Cape Cod and ranch models and its layout of village greens.
Levittown Public Library — The community's public library, a hub for local history, research, and programs serving residents across the 11756 ZIP code and surrounding Nassau County neighborhoods.
Town of Hempstead — Municipal government for the portion of Levittown within the Town of Hempstead, where most residents pull building and electrical permits and schedule inspections.
Town of Oyster Bay — Municipal government covering the northern section of Levittown that falls within the Town of Oyster Bay, with its own permitting and inspection process for electrical work.
Levittown Union Free School District — The local public school district, including the campuses along Division and Wantagh avenues that anchor the community's residential neighborhoods.
Nassau County, New York — County context for Levittown, covering the geography, highways, and dense suburban development that shape utility and service conditions across central Long Island.

Levittown Electrician FAQs

Can the original 1947-51 panels handle a modern remodel?

Often not. The Cape Cods and ranches Levitt built were wired for a fraction of today's load, and many still run on undersized or fuse-based panels. Before adding central air, an EV charger, or a kitchen remodel, a service upgrade is usually the first step.

Which town issues electrical permits in Levittown?

It depends on where your home sits. Most of Levittown falls under the Town of Hempstead, but a northern portion lies in the Town of Oyster Bay. We confirm the correct jurisdiction and pull the required permit before any work begins.

What should I know about the wiring in an expanded Levittown Cape?

Decades of dormers and additions often sit on top of the home's original postwar wiring, which may be ungrounded or spliced in ways that fail current code. We trace the system, flag two-prong and overloaded circuits, and bring the house up to standard.

Can you install an EV charger at a Levittown house?

Yes. Most lots here have a driveway or attached garage that makes charger placement straightforward. The limiting factor is usually the panel, so we check available capacity first and upgrade the service when the original box cannot support a Level 2 circuit.

How quickly can you reach Levittown for an electrical emergency?

Our crews work throughout Nassau County, so response to Levittown and nearby Hicksville or Wantagh is quick, day or night. For a sparking panel, a dead circuit, or storm damage, call (516) 736-8300 and we will dispatch right away.