Asset Electric Corp has been serving Brooklyn Heights for 6 years, backed by our founder’s 22 years of hands-on electrical experience. We are the trusted licensed electrician for Brooklyn Heights homeowners, landlords, and co-op owners — handling panel replacements, rewiring, EV charger installation, code corrections, and more. Our panel replacement starts at $2,499 with all NYC DOB permits included. Call (929) 340-1108 for a free same-day estimate.
Brooklyn Heights is one of New York City’s most historic neighborhoods, home to some of the finest pre-Civil War brownstones in the country. Most properties were built before modern electrical codes — making panel upgrades, rewiring, and code corrections extremely common. Federal Pacific, Zinsco, and Pushmatic panels are frequently found in buildings of this era and must be replaced for safety and insurance compliance.
Brooklyn Heights brownstones and co-op buildings present unique electrical challenges. Many properties have 60-amp or 100-amp service that cannot support modern electrical loads, knob-and-tube or aluminum wiring that needs replacement, and outdated panels that fail insurance inspections. Asset Electric Corp specializes in exactly these types of historic properties — we work carefully to minimize wall damage, pull all required NYC DOB permits, and coordinate with Con Edison for service upgrades when needed. We are available 24/7 for electrical emergencies in Brooklyn Heights.
Why Choose Asset Electric Corp?
Brooklyn Heights is one of Brooklyn’s most prestigious neighborhoods, known for its stunning pre-Civil War brownstones, landmarked rowhouses, and proximity to Manhattan. Most properties in Brooklyn Heights were built before modern electrical codes — making panel upgrades, rewiring, and code corrections extremely common in this neighborhood.
Whether you own a historic brownstone on Pierrepont Street or a co-op near the Promenade, Asset Electric Corp provides licensed electrical services tailored to Brooklyn Heights properties. We handle panel replacements starting at $2,499, EV charger installation, GFCI outlets, dedicated circuits, and full rewiring — all with NYC DOB permits included.
Our services in Brooklyn Heights include: panel replacement and upgrades, electrical wiring installation and repairs, EV charger installation, ceiling fan and lighting installation, GFCI outlet installation, smoke and CO detector installation, dedicated circuits, home safety electrical inspections, and code corrections.
Licensed (NYC #13207), bonded, and insured. Call (929) 340-1108 for a free estimate.
Federal Pacific Electric (FPE) Stab-Lok panels, Zinsco panels, and Pushmatic panels are extremely common in Brooklyn Heights buildings and are known fire hazards. If your home has one of these panels, it will likely fail a home inspection during a property sale and may cause your insurance carrier to cancel or refuse to renew your homeowner’s policy. Asset Electric Corp replaces these panels starting at $2,499 with all NYC DOB permits included and Con Edison coordination when required.
We serve all streets in Brooklyn Heights including Pierrepont Street, Montague Street, Henry Street, Hicks Street, Columbia Heights, and surrounding blocks. Zip code 11201. Call (929) 340-1108 for a free same-day estimate.
All our work is protected by a 100% satisfaction guarantee.* If you’re not satisfied about our work, contact us! We don’t think the job is done until your expectations are met. Combined with our free estimate for installation, we’re with you from beginning to end.
Here are a few things to know about Brooklyn Heights:
Within New York City’s borough of Brooklyn, Brooklyn Heights is an area primarily devoted to residential development. There are several abutting neighborhoods along the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway or across the East River, including Dumbo, Downtown Brooklyn, and Cobble Hill and Boerum Hill to the south. On the north, Old Fulton Street is near the Brooklyn Bridge, on the east, on the south, and on the west, the Brooklyn–Queens Expressway or at the East River.
A prominent Brooklyn area since 1834, Brooklyn Village was originally known as Brooklyn Village. Several brownstone rowhouses, most of which were built before the Civil War, can be found in the neighborhood, which is known for its low-rise architecture. A number of churches and religious institutions can also be found there. In 1958, Brooklyn Heights hosted Brooklyn’s first art gallery, the Brooklyn Arts Gallery[6]. In 1965, the Brooklyn Heights Historic District, the first of its kind in the city, protected a large portion of Brooklyn Heights from unchecked development. Since 1966, the district has been included on the National Register of Historic Places.
A short subway ride or regular ferry ride from Downtown Brooklyn will get you to Brooklyn Heights across the East River. There is sometimes a perception that Columbia Heights is a separate neighborhood from Brooklyn Heights Promenade, a six-block-long upscale street on the other side.
