Electrician for HOA and Condo Associations in Nassau and Suffolk
Board-ready proposals, common-area lighting audits, pool and clubhouse electrical, and EV charging for residents, from a licensed contractor that has worked on Long Island since 1984.
Association boards and managing agents buy electrical work differently from a homeowner. The proposal has to survive a board meeting, the work has to fit a reserve or operating budget, and the contractor has to be insured in a way the association’s policy accepts. No Shorts Electric has done this work for Long Island communities for decades and knows what a treasurer needs to see.
Most association electrical is predictable: lighting in common areas and parking lots, pool and clubhouse equipment, gate and entry systems, and increasingly the question of where residents will charge their cars. We help boards put those on a schedule instead of handling them as surprises.
What associations call us for
- Common-area lighting audits and LED retrofits, with PSEG Long Island rebate pre-approval handled for you.
- Pool pump, clubhouse, gatehouse and entry system circuits, inspected before the season opens.
- Parking lot and walkway lighting repair, photocell and timer replacement, and a night survey option.
- Exit and emergency lighting tests in clubhouses and shared buildings, with the written record the fire marshal asks for.
- EV charging plans for residents: shared chargers, load management, and the utility and state incentive paperwork.
- Annual electrical maintenance visits that give the board one line item instead of a dozen repair invoices.
Proposals a board can vote on
Every proposal states the problem, the fix, what is included and excluded, the schedule and the warranty, in one or two pages. We will attend a board meeting or a call with the managing agent when the project is large enough to warrant it, and we can phase work across budget years when that is what the reserve study allows.
Questions managers ask
Can you present to our board?
Yes, in person or by video call, for projects large enough to need a vote.
Do you handle the rebate applications?
Yes. For lighting and EV charging we prepare the PSEG Long Island and state paperwork and submit it before the work starts, since most programs require pre-approval.
What insurance can you show?
General liability, workers’ compensation and disability coverage, with a certificate naming the association and the managing agent as certificate holders.