Township Electric runs out of 5237 Commerce Cir on the south side — a real licensed Indy crew, open 7 days a week from 7 AM to 5 PM. Panel upgrades sized to actual load, EV chargers with the Marion County permit pulled, full basement rewires, hot tub circuits, and the older-bungalow knob-and-tube replacements that other shops won't touch. Same hours on weekends as weekdays.
Most Indianapolis electrical work comes down to whether the load was actually calculated, whether the permit was pulled with Marion County, and whether the crew knows the difference between a Bungalow Belt knob-and-tube job and a new-build pull. Township Electric does the math first, then the work — same standard whether it's a Beech Grove panel, a Broad Ripple EV charger, or a Carmel hot tub.
Old fuse box, 100A service that can't carry an EV charger and a heat pump, FPE Stab-Lok or Zinsco panel that should've been swapped a decade ago — we run a load calculation on your actual home, pull the Marion County permit, coordinate the AES Indiana disconnect/reconnect, and swap the panel in a single day. Power restored before sundown.
Tesla Wall Connector, ChargePoint, Wallbox — panel-load calc first (most older Indy bungalows need a 200A upgrade to charge at 48A), dedicated 240V circuit, GFCI breaker, Indianapolis permit. Same-day on most installs.
Knob-and-tube, aluminum, no ground — fished new copper without gutting.
240V dedicated, GFCI sub-feed, weather-rated, code-compliant.
Indy basements run deep — egress lighting, dedicated circuits for the laundry, dehumidifier outlet, recessed cans laid out around the ductwork, sub-panel if the load needs it. Permits pulled, inspection passed, drywall ready. The kind of basement work the contractor wants to subcontract — we just do it.
Indy yards are big — landscape lighting transformers, low-voltage runs to the back fence, weatherproof outlets on the deck, motion floods on the detached garage, recessed cans inside that don't show seams. Designed for the house, not the catalog. Smart dimmers and Lutron Caseta on request.
Service mast hit, weatherhead pulled off, breakers tripping in the cold.
Retail, restaurant, race-weekend Speedway corridor.
Panel swaps, EV charger installs, basement finish circuits, full bungalow rewires — closed jobs across south-side Indy, Beech Grove, Broad Ripple, Southport, Carmel, and the Speedway corridor.
HQ sits at 5237 Commerce Cir #2 on the south side of Indianapolis, two minutes off I-65 and minutes from Beech Grove and Southport. From there we cover every Marion County ZIP plus Hamilton County (Carmel, Fishers, Noblesville) and Hendricks/Johnson (Avon, Plainfield, Greenwood).
Real Indianapolis, Beech Grove, Broad Ripple, Carmel, and Southport homeowners. Closed-job feedback from the past twelve months — panel upgrades, EV installs, winter storm restoration, basement finishes.
"Bought a 1948 bungalow in Beech Grove with the original FPE Stab-Lok panel. Three electricians told me 'just leave it.' Township Electric showed up, ran a real load calc, pulled the Marion County permit, coordinated AES Indiana for the disconnect, and had a new 200A Square D panel in by 4 PM the same day. Walked me through every breaker label. That's how it should be done."
"Old Broad Ripple bungalow with knob-and-tube still in the upstairs bedrooms. We wanted a Tesla Wall Connector. They told us straight: you need a panel upgrade first or the math doesn't work. Did the panel swap and the Wall Connector together — one permit, one inspection, charging at 48A. No upsells, just the truth."
"Put in a hot tub on the deck and needed a dedicated 240V GFCI sub-feed run from the basement panel out to the back patio. Township Electric came out on a Saturday morning, ran the conduit clean along the joist line, weather-rated everything, and had us soaking that night. Carmel inspector signed off without a single correction."
"January ice storm tore the service mast off the side of our house. AES restored the line but couldn't reconnect without an electrician fixing the mast first. Called Township Electric at 7 AM — they had the mast, weatherhead, and meter base replaced by noon. Power back on before the next round of freezing rain. That's the kind of Indy winter service that matters."
The questions Indianapolis homeowners ask most. If yours isn't here, the line picks up 7 days a week — actually.
Panel that won't hold a Wall Connector, basement that needs finished circuits, ice storm that tore your mast off, hot tub on the deck that needs a sub-feed. A licensed Indianapolis electrician answers — 7 days, 7 AM to 5 PM.