Major electrical projects are an investment in your property's safety, value, and functionality. We partner with trusted financing providers so you can get the work done now and pay over time.
Consumer-friendly financing for residential projects. Split payments into manageable installments.
Flexible financing for larger residential and commercial projects. Quick approval process with competitive rates.
Commercial and industrial project financing. Terms based on project scope and business credit. Contact us for details.
Book an on-site estimate. We assess your project and provide a detailed estimate.
Review financing options from Klarna, Wisetack, or Graybar. Pick what fits your budget.
Quick application with fast decisions — often same day.
Once approved, we schedule your project and get to work.
Electrical problems don't wait. Delaying a panel upgrade, code correction, or safety improvement puts your property at risk. Financing lets you get the work done now and pay over time — without draining savings or disrupting cash flow.
Call (513) 866-8685 or book an estimate to discuss which financing option works best for your project.
Klarna offers financing up to $10,000 — ideal for smaller residential projects like outlet work, lighting, or smaller panel jobs. Wisetack goes up to $25,000 and is better suited for larger projects like full panel upgrades, EV installations, or multi-room remodels.
Both Klarna and Wisetack offer options for a range of credit profiles. The initial application typically uses a soft credit check that won't affect your score.
Graybar financing is available for commercial and industrial projects. Terms are based on project scope and business credit. Contact us to discuss whether your project qualifies.
Minimums vary by provider. Contact us for current thresholds and available plans for your specific project.
Most Klarna and Wisetack applications receive a decision within minutes. Graybar timelines depend on the scope and credit review process.
Financing is applied to your total project cost. If there are applicable tax credits (like the EV charger federal tax credit), those are separate benefits you claim on your taxes.