Licensed electricianFamily-owned in Greeneville, TN
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Residential electrical services
GPM Electrical handles the electrical work that keeps Greeneville homes running: new panels, power for mobile homes, tripping breakers, a dead outlet in the kitchen, a generator hookup before storm season. It is a two-person local business, and Nick Foster is the electrician you talk to on the phone and the one who shows up. Every service below is residential work, and small jobs are welcome.
What we do
Not sure which service fits your problem? Call (423) 620-2283 and describe what is happening. We will tell you which page below applies and, where we can, give you an estimate over the phone.
Panel replacements, breaker box swaps and fuse-to-breaker conversions for older homes.
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Replace outdated wiring in older homes, room by room or the whole house.
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Complete electrical wiring for new homes, from rough-in to final inspection.
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Electrical hookups and meter bases for new single-wide and double-wide setups.
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Same-day help for outages, storm damage and breakers that won’t stay on.
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Troubleshooting for tripping breakers, dead outlets and partial power loss.
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Connect your generator to your home’s panel the safe way.
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New circuits for detached garages, workshops, porches and additions.
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New outlets, GFCI protection and repairs for damaged outlets.
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Light fixtures, outdoor lighting and ceiling fans installed or repaired.
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Dedicated 240-volt circuits for Level 2 home EV chargers.
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Fast, upfront-priced electrical work for flips, rentals and renovations.
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Meter base, weatherhead and service mast repair after storm or vehicle damage.
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Breaker box, outlet and wiring repairs for single-wide and double-wide homes.
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A second look at the panel, wiring and outlets before you buy or after problems.
Learn moreThe panel is the heart of the house, and older ones wear out. We replace breaker boxes, convert screw-in fuse panels to breakers, and fix the problems that show up at the main. Start with our electrical panel upgrade page if your lights dim, your main breaker keeps tripping, or your home still runs on fuses.
Related work on the same equipment lives on the meter base and service repair page, which covers storm, tree, and vehicle damage where the power line meets your house.
Mobile home electrical work is one of our two main services. If you are setting a single-wide or double-wide on new land, we can walk you through mobile home electrical hookups and power pole installation. If the home is already in place and something is wrong, the mobile home electrical repair page covers panels, dead outlets, and wiring problems.
When something stops working, start with electrical repair and troubleshooting for breakers that will not stay on, outlets that went dead, and half-the-house power loss. If there is sparking, a burning smell, or storm damage, the emergency electrician page explains what to do first and how we handle urgent calls.
A portable generator is only safe to connect to a house through the right equipment. Our generator transfer switch installation page explains how a transfer switch or inlet works and which circuits you can run during an outage.
Running power to a detached garage, a workshop, a barn, or a new room takes planning. See garage, shop and addition wiring for how we approach new circuits and outdoor service on rural Greene County property.
The everyday jobs are here too. Outlet, switch, and GFCI installation covers added outlets, 240-volt circuits, and protection for wet areas. Lighting and ceiling fan installation covers new fixtures, outdoor lighting, and fans on boxes that can carry them.
We also do whole-home rewiring, new construction electrical, EV charger installation and home electrical safety inspections, and we work with real estate investors and flippers. For storm or vehicle damage where the power line meets your house, see meter base and service repair.
Talk to Nick directly
(423) 620-2283Same-day service when the schedule allows. You get the price before any work begins.
How a job works
Describe the problem or the project. Nick answers, or calls you back as soon as he is off a ladder.
Many jobs can be priced from a good description and a few photos. Some need a visit first, and we will say so up front.
You hear the price before work begins. A diagnostic visit carries a service-call fee. Ask about it on the phone, and we will explain how it works before anyone rolls out.
Permit rules differ by city and county. We confirm what applies to your address before scheduling.
We explain what we are doing as we go and leave the area clean, then walk you through what changed.
Questions
Straight answers about pricing and how we work. Don’t see your question? Call Nick.
No. GPM Electrical is a residential electrician. Homes, mobile homes, garages, and shops on residential property are our work.
We accept cash, check, and Cash App. We do not offer financing, so we will always give you the price before work starts so there are no surprises.
Yes. Tell us when you call, and we will explain how it works for your job.
Often, yes. Same-day service is available, and so are evening and weekend appointments. Call (423) 620-2283 and we will tell you what the schedule looks like.
Request an estimate
Tell us what you need and get a straight answer from the electrician who will do the work.
Tell us about the job and Nick will get back to you.
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