Our service team is experienced in installation, trouble-shooting, maintenance and many other areas of electrical service. This experience, coupled with our fully trained office personnel, is second to none!

Excellence in each and every aspect of this business, especially in the areas of customer relations, employee relations, and workmanship. We feel all levels of our organization is important.

All Star Electric Corp., offers a full spectrum of services serving commercial, industrial, institutional and residential customers. Call today for a free estimate.


John Giorgio, Founder & President, volunteers for the town of Cheshire. Stringing lights on the town's green for their annual Christmas Tree Lighting ceremony. (photo by John Rock/Cheshire Herald)
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F.A.Q.
(Q1) How much do you charge?
All estimates are FREE!
(Q2) Why should I use a licensed electrician?
1. Licensed electricians have been certified by the state
2. A licensed electrician can guarantee their work
3. A licensed electrician is bonded and will have adequate insurance to protect you and your property.
(Q3) How do I know if I need an electrician?
The best way to know is to call! We can send an electrician out 24 hours a day, and estimates are always free.
(Q4) Why do my outlets spark when I use them?
This can be a loose connection or a faulty outlet. This should be looked at by a licensed electrician as soon as possible.
(Q5) Why is electrical work so expensive?
Believe it or not, it takes training, mathematical aptitude and at least four years of experience before an electrician is capable of working without supervision. As with any job, employers such as All Star Electric must pay a premium for these skills and experience.
(Q6) Why should I use an electrician when I can hire a handyman or an unlicensed electrician for less?
Licensed electricians charge and earn more than handymen for a reason - they have to be able to understand complicated electrical concepts and formulas. We are called in to repair the electrical messes made by handymen on a regular basis, so we won't complain if you use them. However, keep in mind that you'll end up paying about as much for a handyman who thinks he knows what he is doing, and takes twice as long to do it, as you would for a licensed electrician. Also, the work of the licensed electrician is guaranteed to meet code requirements whereas the work of the handyman and unlicensed electrician is not.
(Q7) What is the difference between a licensed electrician and an unlicensed electrician?
Unlicensed electricians are not regulated by the state board of contractors. It is illegal for them to provide labor and materials in excess of $500 per project. They are not subject to laws designed to protect consumers and do not have insurance, exposing consumers to considerable financial risk. Also, most home owner’s insurance policies do not cover damagers associated with unlicensed contractors.

Licensed electricians are regulated by the Connecticut Contractors State License Board, which assures consumers that they have met the following requirements:

1. Four years of verifiable experience at the journeyman or foreman level.
2. Passing score on the Law and Business Examination.
3. Passing score on the Electrical License Examination.