Rental property electrical maintenance, Twin Cities
One licensed contractor for your repairs and fixes, with a clear report after every visit.
- We find the cause instead of replacing the same device twice
- We tell you when a repeat issue points to a panel or circuit
- You get a written summary after each job
- MN License #EA807704
- Bonded & insured
- Permits & inspections handled
- Free quotes
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Property Management Electrical Maintenance, start to finish
- Outlet, switch and fixture repair
- Breaker and panel troubleshooting
- GFCI and safety corrections
- New and dedicated circuits
- Written condition notes
- Permits and inspections
Three steps to a finished job
- Tell us what you need
Call 612-991-4005 or send the short form. Quotes are free.
- Get a written scope and price
We look at the job and put the scope and price in writing before any work starts.
- We do the work and get it inspected
We pull the permit, do the work, and the inspector signs off.
Common questions
Can you serve as our regular electrical contractor across several buildings?
Do you coordinate directly with tenants?
Will you tell us when a repair is only a short-term fix?
Does every repair need a permit?
More about property management electrical maintenance
Electrical maintenance for a rental property is mostly a steady stream of small, specific problems: a dead outlet in a bedroom, a breaker that keeps tripping, a light fixture that failed, a bathroom fan that no longer runs. Handled one at a time by whoever is available, those calls turn into repeat visits, inconsistent repairs and tenant complaints. Prime Time Electric MN, LLC works with property managers and owners across the Twin Cities to handle them properly and keep the electrical systems in your buildings in dependable shape.
We are a licensed Minnesota electrical contractor (License #EA807704), and our approach to maintenance is the same as for any other job: find the actual cause, repair it correctly, and pull a permit and schedule inspection when the work requires one. We would rather tell you a recurring problem points to a failing panel or an overloaded circuit than keep replacing the same device every few months. Our guide to preventive electrical maintenance for apartment buildings covers what to inspect and document.
Because we are a newer company built around long-term relationships, we expect to work with you over time. That means learning your buildings, keeping notes on what we find, and flagging items that will cost more later if they are ignored now.
When you need it
- Tenants report outlets, switches or whole rooms without power
- Breakers trip repeatedly or a circuit shares more load than it should
- Light fixtures, fans or exterior lights have failed and need replacement
- An inspection, insurance or lender report lists electrical items to fix
- You are seeing flickering lights, warm cover plates, or buzzing from devices or panels
- Older buildings still have ungrounded outlets, worn devices or outdated panels
- You want a regular contractor for your portfolio instead of calling around each time
What’s included, in detail
We trace the fault to its source, then repair it instead of masking the symptom.
Outlets, switches, GFCI devices, light fixtures, fans and exterior lighting replaced to current standards.
Breaker replacement, circuit identification and labeling, and recommendations when a panel is reaching the end of its life.
Repair of items flagged in inspections or insurance reviews, including missing GFCI protection and open wiring.
New or dedicated circuits for appliances, laundry, and added equipment, permitted where required.
Plain written notes on what we found and what we recommend watching, so you can plan and budget.
Permits pulled for work that requires them, with inspection by DLI or the local jurisdiction.
Our process
- Request
You send us the address, the unit, the problem and a tenant contact if access is needed.
- Diagnose
We visit, find the cause, and explain what needs to be done and why.
- Repair
We complete the work to code, coordinate access with tenants, and arrange any required inspection.
- Report
You get a clear summary of what was done and anything else we noticed that deserves attention.
More questions
How is maintenance work priced?
Guides
Often done together
Ready for your free maintenance quote?
Call or send the short form. You get a written scope and price before any work starts.