Prime Connection is a veteran-owned, master-licensed electrical contractor with a utility-company background. You get a fixed price before work starts, permits and inspections handled, every circuit tested and labeled, and a one-year workmanship warranty.
Most electricians won't put a number on their website. Here are ours. Every job gets a written quote, and the quoted price is what you pay unless you approve a written change order.
Dead outlets, tripping breakers, flickering lights. Diagnose, then quote.
Replace an existing fixture. +$75 per extra fixture, same visit.
Your fan, hung right. +$75 if a fan-rated box is needed.
Safely back-feed your panel from a portable generator.
50-amp outlet for EV charging or an RV hookup.
Hardwired charger, up to 30 ft from the panel. Permitted.
Same-amperage 200A swap. Service upgrades quoted on site.
Outages the utility won't fix. Dispatch fee by zone; repair quoted once the fault is found.
Send us the electrical page of the inspection report. We'll quote every item in writing, fix it with a permit, and give you the inspection record to show the buyer, the lender or your agent.
Send the report →These aren't extras. They're how every Prime Connection job is done, from a single outlet to a full panel swap.
You pay the price on your written quote. Anything extra needs your signature on a change order first.
We pull the permit and schedule the inspection, then hand you the inspection record for your files.
Every circuit we touch is tested and labeled, so you never have to guess which breaker is which.
We clean up the work area and haul the old panel, fixtures and wire away with us.
All our workmanship is backed for a full year. If something we did isn't right, we come back and fix it.
Every call is answered and returned within 24 hours. Underground outages are handled as emergencies.
We spent years on the utility side, so we know exactly where the utility's responsibility ends and yours begins. These are the calls other shops turn down.
When the ground settles, the underground service can pull your meter base or riser away from the house. The utility won't reset it, because everything from the meter base down belongs to the homeowner. We reset it, secure it to code and clear it for reconnection, often the same day.
Get your meter reset
In many townhome and HOA communities, the buried cable to your home was installed by the developer, so the utility treats it as yours. When it fails, they confirm it isn't their equipment and leave. We locate the fault, dig, repair or replace the line, and pull the permit.
Get your line diagnosedPrivate underground faults are handled as emergencies, with calls answered 24/7. We work the Route 7 and Route 50 corridors on both sides of the state line, and we'll give your board the documentation it needs.
Most residential electricians never see the volume of panels, services and meter work that a utility crew handles. Ours is that kind of experience, brought to your house.
Every job is done or directly supervised by a Virginia Master Electrician, the highest license the state issues.
Years of utility-scale work on panels, services, meters and underground lines, done to electric-company standards.
Military discipline on every job: show up when we say, follow the process, and never cut corners under pressure.
The electrician who quotes your job is the one who shows up to do it. No call-center handoffs.
I'm the master electrician who answers for every job Prime Connection does. I'm also a veteran, and I built my career on the utility side, working on the services, meters and underground lines most electricians only see from the outside.
I started Prime Connection because homeowners kept getting stuck: the utility says it's not their problem, and the contractor won't give a straight price. So I post my prices, put every quote in writing, pull the permits and label every circuit I touch. The person who quotes your job is the person who does it. No sales team, no surprise subcontractor.
Every photo on this site is from an actual Prime Connection job.
Licensed and insured in Virginia and West Virginia. Not sure if you're covered? Ask when you request service. If you're nearby, you probably are.
Also serving western Fairfax County: Herndon, Reston and Chantilly.
HOA underground outage calls along Route 7 and Route 50 are welcome on both sides of the state line.
The more detail you give, the faster we can price it. Photos of the panel or problem area help a lot.
We'll reach out within 24 hours to get you scheduled. If you checked the photo box, text them to (304) 460-8740.
Stay plugged in. — Prime Connection
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Common jobs have posted flat prices (see the panel schedule above). Service and repair visits are $150 minimum, which covers the trip and up to an hour of work. If the job needs more time, we tell you the price before we keep going. For anything bigger, we diagnose first and give you a written quote. That quoted price is what you pay unless you approve a written change order.
Yes. Prime Connection holds a Virginia Master Electrician license (#2710087084) and a Virginia Class C Contractor license (#2705202283), and is fully insured and bonded.
Yes. Panel replacements, new circuits, EV chargers, generator interlocks and service work are permitted and inspected. We schedule the inspection and give you the inspection record for your files, which matters for insurance and when you sell.
Loudoun County, VA (Ashburn, Sterling, Leesburg, Purcellville, Round Hill, Hillsboro, Lovettsville, South Riding) and Jefferson County, WV (Charles Town, Ranson, Shepherdstown, Harpers Ferry and nearby). We also serve western Fairfax County around Herndon and Reston. HOA underground outage calls are taken along the Route 7 and Route 50 corridors.
Yes. Rusted or corroded breakers, double-tapped neutrals, missing GFCI protection and outdated panels are some of the most common items we fix. Send us the inspector's electrical notes with your request and we'll quote the repairs.
$1,450 flat for a hardwired Level 2 charger up to 30 feet from your panel, permit included. Prefer a plug-in charger? A NEMA 14-50 outlet is $995. If your panel doesn't have room, we'll tell you up front.
The utility owns the meter itself, but the meter base, riser and mounting hardware belong to the homeowner. Utilities usually won't reset them and may disconnect service until a licensed electrician does. It's one of our most common calls, and often a same-day fix.
In many newer subdivisions and HOA communities, the cable from the transformer or pedestal to your home was installed by the developer, which makes it customer-owned. We locate the fault, dig, repair or replace the line, and pull the permit. These outages are handled as emergencies, with calls answered 24/7.
Yes. Every job carries a one-year workmanship warranty. If something we did isn't right, we come back and make it right.
We send an invoice you can pay by ACH bank transfer or PayPal. Card payments are accepted, with the processing fee passed through.