Panels, Rewiring, Lights and EV Chargers
Shoreway Electric repairs and installs wiring, panels, outlets, lights and car chargers in houses, two-families, condos and small shops across Cleveland, Lakewood and Parma, OH.
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Repairs, Panels, Chargers and Lighting
Some calls start with something that quit: a dead outlet, a switch that buzzes, a breaker that will not stay on. Others are planned work, like a larger panel, a charger for a new car or recessed lights over a kitchen counter.
Burning Smell, a Hot Outlet or Sparks? Stop There
If you can reach the panel safely, switch off the breaker for that circuit, leave the outlet or switch alone and call. A panel that buzzes or smells scorched gets the same treatment. For smoke, fire or anyone who has had a shock, call 911 first.
For a breaker that trips again and again with no smell or heat, the step-by-step guide shows what to check before you reset it a fourth time.
Cleveland, Lakewood and Parma
Shoreway Electric works in single-family homes, two-family houses, condos and small shops in Cleveland, in Lakewood on the city’s west side and in Parma to the south.
Many houses on these streets were wired decades before anyone ran an air fryer, a space heater and a laptop off one kitchen circuit. If your address sits just past those three towns, call and ask.
Where We WorkFans, Fixtures and Stair Lighting
A few finished jobs: fans with light kits, pendants and chandeliers, and step lights set into stair walls. Choose a kind of work, or open any photo to see it larger.
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About Shoreway Electric
Terry Ramos runs Shoreway Electric, and the work he knows best is residential: panel upgrades, rewiring older houses, replacing outlets and fixtures, and tracing circuits that trip for no obvious reason. When a breaker keeps tripping, he checks for a loose or scorched wire at the breaker terminal before he replaces anything.
He gives each estimate after looking at the job in person and explains what it covers before work begins. Drop cloths go down first and the work area is swept at the end of each day. If something unexpected turns up behind a wall, he calls the customer that day to talk through the options.
- Since 2013
- Licensed & Insured
- Trained & Certified Pros