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Denny’s Electric in Dickinson, North Dakota
Dickinson, ND, 58601 Photos
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About Denny’s Electric
At Denny’s Electric in 70 W N St, Ste C, Dickinson, ND 58601, we handle commercial and industrial electrical contracting, generator installations, light fixture setups, and full inspections or replacements. Our team gets the job done right, from powering homes with reliable generators to servicing heavy-duty portables. We’re here for all your electrical needs in the area.
Top Highlights From Customer Reviews
Denny's Electric specializes in generator and hot tub services. Customers praise the knowledgeable and courteous staff, including technicians like Dave, who excels in Generac repairs. Christina in the office is helpful and keeps clients informed. Installation and service are generally well-regarded.
Top Reviews
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Robert Williams
1 month agoOne of your drivers going at least 100 up by watford city on 2/19/26 -
Henry O Waller
4 months agoDenny's Electric installed a Generac generator for me. Was very pleased with the results. Kyle and Hunter were very great employees, very knowledgeable and courteous and professional. Christina the secretary I spoke with was very helpful and knowledgeable and kept me very informed about the process. I would recommend Denny's Electric to anyone that needs an electrician. Cost was comparable to other electricians as well. Thanks Kyle Hunter and Christina. -
Trisha Feiring
5 months agoGreat service -
Alan Kasper
7 months agoExcellent service with friendly on-site works and phone service. -
Nolan Seim
1 year agoI had two 15000 watt portable generators in for service work, sorry to report that I have nothing good to say. Very unhappy!
Neighborhoods
- South Heart
- Belfield
- Taylor
- Richardton
- Gladstone
- Fryburg
- New Hradec
- Fairfield
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Features
- Professional Electricians
- Generator Installation Experts
- Courteous Service
- Knowledgeable Team
- Friendly Service
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Accepted Payment Methods
- credit card
- debit card
- cash
- bank transfer
FAQ
How does Denny's Electric determine pricing for generator installations or electrical services?
We assess pricing based on the scope of work, materials required, and site-specific factors like accessibility and electrical load needs. Free estimates are provided after an initial inspection to ensure transparency. This approach helps homeowners understand costs upfront without surprises.
Are you licensed and insured for commercial and industrial electrical contracting?
Denny's Electric carries full licensing and insurance coverage for all commercial, industrial, and residential electrical projects. Our team follows local codes to deliver safe installations and inspections. Homeowners can request verification details during scheduling.
Does Denny's Electric handle generator installations and light fixture setups?
We specialize in installing Generac standby generators, servicing portable generators, and setting up light fixtures for homes and businesses. Full electrical inspections and replacements are also part of our scope. These services cover powering needs from residential backups to heavy-duty industrial applications.
What should I expect for scheduling and arrival times with your team?
Denny's Electric offers clear scheduling windows and confirms arrival times via phone ahead of the appointment. Our technicians aim to complete most jobs within the agreed timeline, communicating any adjustments promptly. This ensures minimal disruption to your day.
How does Denny's Electric handle cleanup and debris after installations or inspections?
We remove all packaging, old fixtures, and debris from generator installations, light setups, or inspections before leaving. The work area is left clean and ready for immediate use. Proper disposal follows local regulations to protect your property.
Why is hiring you safer than attempting DIY electrical work like generator installs?
Our professional approach includes thorough site assessments, code-compliant wiring, and testing to prevent hazards like overloads or fires that DIY often misses. Trained technicians use specialized tools for safe handling of high-voltage systems. This reduces risks compared to untrained attempts that can void warranties or cause damage.
