General Questions

What services does TayCo Electric provide?

TayCo Electric provides residential, commercial, and industrial electrical services, including standby generators, solar power systems, battery storage, electrical panel upgrades, EV charger installations, and custom electrical projects. We also handle inspections, troubleshooting, and long-term electrical planning.

TayCo Electric serves the greater Charlotte region and surrounding communities in North Carolina and South Carolina. Our service area includes Mecklenburg County, Union County, and nearby areas such as Indian Trail, Weddington, Huntersville, Mooresville, Tega Cay, and Rock Hill, South Carolina.

Yes. TayCo Electric is licensed and insured in both North Carolina and South Carolina.

Licenses and certifications:
Electrical Contractor NC #27516-U
General Contractor – NC #82955
Electrical Contractor – SC #CLM-115568
General Contractor – SC #CLG.122244
NABCEP PV Installation Professional #PV-042225-014174
Generac Dealer ID #11178561

Yes. We offer emergency electrical service for urgent issues such as power loss, electrical hazards, and generator failures. Availability may vary during severe weather events.

Generator Questions

Do you install standby generators?

Yes. TayCo Electric is an authorized installer of Generac standby generators. We handle the full process, including load calculations, permitting, installation, and ongoing service.

Most residential generator installations take one to two days once permits are approved and equipment is onsite.

It depends on your electrical load and system design. Some generators are designed to power the entire home, while others support critical circuits only. We help you choose the right system for your needs.

Yes. Standby generators require regular maintenance to ensure reliability. TayCo Electric offers generator service and maintenance plans.

Solar and Battery Questions

How do I choose the right solar installation company?

Look for a company with a strong local presence and a track record in your area. Local installers understand regional utilities, permitting offices, and inspection requirements, which directly affects timelines and customer experience. Reading a wide range of Google reviews, not just the newest or most positive ones, can reveal recurring strengths or red flags.

Look for a company with a strong local presence and a track record in your area. Local installers understand regional utilities, permitting offices, and inspection requirements, which directly affects timelines and customer experience. Reading a wide range of Google reviews, not just the newest or most positive ones, can reveal recurring strengths or red flags.

A quality proposal reflects your actual property. Roof orientation, shading from trees, and site conditions should all be accurately shown. If important details are missing or oversimplified, projected savings and production numbers may not reflect reality.

Production estimates are based on site-specific data such as roof direction, tilt, shading, and historical weather patterns. Reputable companies can explain how those numbers were calculated and provide the reports behind the projections, not just summary figures.

Most 25-year warranties are manufacturer warranties on panels or equipment, not installation warranties. It is important to understand what the installer is responsible for versus what the manufacturer covers, and how warranty claims are handled.

A realistic installation warranty aligns with how long a company has been in business. Promising decades-long installation warranties from very new companies can be a red flag.

After installation, support still matters. You should know who to contact with questions, how system performance is monitored, and whether your installer will help you understand utility bills and system output over time.

No. Solar is not the right solution for every property. A reputable installer will perform due diligence and tell you honestly whether solar makes sense for your home, usage, and site conditions.

Electrical Upgrades and EV Chargers

When should I upgrade my electrical panel?

Panel upgrades are recommended when adding large electrical loads, installing solar or generators, or if your panel is outdated or undersized.

Yes. We install residential and commercial EV charging stations and ensure your electrical system can safely support the load.

Yes. We integrate smart electrical solutions that improve monitoring, efficiency, and control. See our Josh.AI page for more information.

Process and Pricing

Do you offer estimates?

Yes. We provide clear, upfront estimates after evaluating your electrical system and project scope.

Yes. TayCo Electric manages permitting and coordinates inspections as part of our project process.

Scheduling varies by season and project type. Generator and solar projects may book further out, especially before storm seasons.

Working With TayCo Electric

What makes TayCo Electric different?

TayCo Electric brings multiple layers of licensing and expertise under one roof. We are licensed as electrical contractors, general contractors, and solar professionals in both North Carolina and South Carolina. That means we can design, build, and integrate complex electrical, generator, and solar systems without handing pieces of the work off to third parties. Combined with clear communication and a focus on long-term reliability, this multi-discipline, multi-state licensing allows us to do the work right the first time and stand behind it.

Contact TayCo Electric to schedule a consultation. We will review your needs, answer questions, and recommend the right solution for your home or business.