General Questions
Yes. RNK Electric is fully licensed and insured in the state of Pennsylvania. All employees are required to pass a background check before being hired.
We serve Montgomery, Bucks, and Delaware Counties in Pennsylvania. We are based in Huntingdon Valley and cover communities throughout all three counties. If you are unsure, give us a call.
We are not a 24/7 emergency service. However, if you call and leave a message, we will come out as soon as possible. For immediate electrical hazards, contact your utility company or emergency services first.
We accept cash, check, and debit or credit cards.
Yes. All employees are required to pass a background check before they are hired.
Costs & Scheduling
Yes. After you contact us, we will schedule a time to come look at the job and give you an estimate. You can then decide whether you would like to move forward. No pressure, no obligation.
Electrical work covers a broad range of jobs, so there is no blanket answer. The best approach is an on-site estimate, which gives you an exact number before any work begins.
It depends on the scope of work. When we come out for your estimate, we will give you a realistic timeline.
Call us at (215) 944-4173 or fill out our contact form. We will reach out to schedule a time.
Safety
If you suspect problems with any electrical system in your property, call an electrician immediately. Electricity can be dangerous without proper training.
DIY electrical work presents real risks: code violations, fires, electrocution, and serious injury. Always work with a licensed professional.
This is not normal and indicates a serious problem. Stop using that switch immediately and call us.
Yes. These areas all require GFCI outlets near water sources. Without them, you risk shock and electrocution.
Common Issues
In most cases it is a faulty bulb, but it can also indicate a loose connection or wiring issue. We can diagnose and fix it.
Resolve whatever caused it to trip. Then switch the breaker fully off, then back to on. If it keeps tripping, call us.
A blown fuse melts when overloaded and must be replaced. A tripped breaker is a switch that trips and can be reset. If you still have fuses, it may be time to upgrade your panel.
Frequent burnouts can indicate overheating in the fixture, which is a fire hazard. Have your fixtures inspected if this is happening repeatedly.
Upgrades & Installations
Your home may need rewiring if it has aluminum, knob-and-tube, or cloth wiring. We offer on-site assessments.
Most times, no. We work around your schedule to minimize disruption.
Yes. We install smart switches, dimmers, and thermostats you can control from your phone.
In almost every case, yes. LEDs use up to 90% less energy, last significantly longer, and produce less heat.
We recommend whole-home surge protection, especially for homes with sensitive electronics or home offices.