Pinnacle Electric Contractors

Older homes. Honest electrical work.

I come look at the house or the shop. My team and I do the work. Panels, EV chargers, lighting, and remodels in DuPage, Cook, Kane, and Will County.

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Licensed electrician. Insured. I come to the visit.

Before and after panel replacement — A panel job is a new box and breakers that match it.

What it costs

What a panel or charger usually costs.

Lighting, repairs, and remodels are quoted after I see the job.

12–30 space

100-amp panel

$1,500–$2,500

Full breaker replacement. New breakers match the new panel brand. Price depends on complexity and where the panel sits.

20–40 space

200-amp panel

$2,500–$3,500

New breakers that match the new panel. Price depends on how hard the swap is and where the panel sits.

Amperage + run

EV charger

$1,500–$4,500

Depends on amperage and length from the charger location to the panel.

How a job runs

You call

Town, a photo of the panel door open or the space, and a time that works.

I visit

I look at the existing work and tell you which range applies, or that it needs a quote.

We do the work

I come back with the team. 90-day warranty.

Work from the field

Before and after. Same houses.

Panels we opened, replaced, and closed.

Before and after of a basement panel replacement — Basement panel. Crowded box on the left, replaced gear on the right.

Before and after panel interior — Inside the can. New breakers that belong to the new panel.

Tangled panel next to a replaced panel — A box that had run out of room, then the replacement.

Meter stack before and after service work — Outside meter stack and new service equipment on a multi-unit building.

Two old panels replaced and covers on — Two-panel setup through rough-in to covers on.

Installed EV charger — EV charger on a garage wall, disconnect next to it.

Pinnacle electrician working in a panel — On site at a panel. That is the work.

Lighting

House fixtures and commercial grids.

Fans and pendants in houses. 2x4s, wraparounds, and shop hangs on the job sites.

Vaulted ceiling chandelier — Vaulted dining fixture.

Bathroom vanity lights — Bathroom vanity.

Lighting · Commercial

Other work we do

Lighting

Fixtures, recessed, outdoor, fans. Quoted after a look.

Circuits and outlets

Dedicated kitchen or garage circuits. New receptacles.

Troubleshooting

Tripped breakers, dead rooms, a fixture that failed.

Kitchens and additions

The electrical that has to catch up with the remodel.

Commercial

Restaurants, bars, smoothie shops, offices, daycares, full buildouts.

Houses

Panels, EV, lighting, rehabs, surge, generators.

Gut rehabs

Studs to finish. Single-family and multi-unit.

What homeowners have said

“They upgraded my electrical service to 200 amps, and their communication kept me updated throughout the project.”
K T

“Good guy who knows his craft and was able to get the job done on time and within budget.”
Ryan Michalek

“Ivan and the Pinnacle team came in and took very special care… Many times the team had slowed down to care for our house.”
GianGabriel Dobles

“Pinnacle and Ivan have been great in my home and at my business.”
Bruce Guevara

Who shows up

Ivan does the visit.

Ivan Iniguez checking an attic — Ivan Iniguez, Pinnacle Electric. About

Questions people actually type

Answers before the call.

What the visit looks like

Photo first. I come look. Then a number in the published range, or a reason it moved.

100-amp vs 200-amp

What actually changes. The ranges. When 200 is the conversation.

Why breakers trip

Kitchen, garage, charger. One circuit vs a panel that ran out of room.

Start with a look at the house you have.

Send the town, a photo of the panel door open or the space, and a time that works.

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