Troubleshooting & Repairs
Dead circuits, tripping breakers, flickering lights, failed devices, and electrical problems that need a real diagnosis.
Residential & Light Commercial • Butler County, PA
Clean work. Straight answers. Electrical service handled with the care your home deserves.
What we do
From a stubborn dead circuit to a planned upgrade, ET Electrical brings commercial-grade workmanship into your home.
Dead circuits, tripping breakers, flickering lights, failed devices, and electrical problems that need a real diagnosis.
Panel replacements, service improvements, added capacity, and safer distribution for modern electrical loads.
Dedicated charging circuits and clean charger installations sized correctly for your home and vehicle.
New fixtures, recessed lighting, fan installations, replacements, controls, and thoughtful lighting upgrades.
New receptacles, GFCI protection, switches, dedicated circuits, appliance circuits, and device replacement.
Electrical work for kitchens, bathrooms, basements, additions, garages, and home improvement projects.
Don’t see your project listed? Text a description or photo and we’ll let you know whether it’s a fit.
What you can expect
Good electrical work means protecting finishes, communicating clearly, working safely, and leaving the space cleaner than it was found.
Work with ET Electrical →You know what’s being done, why it matters, and what the next step is.
Careful work habits, clean installations, and no unnecessary mess.
Code-conscious work backed by IBEW Local 5 journeyman experience.
Practical recommendations without selling work you don’t need.

Meet the electrician
ET Electrical Company is an owner-operated electrical contractor serving homeowners throughout Butler County. Every customer works directly with Earl, an IBEW Local 5 journeyman electrician with professional commercial experience and a focus on dependable residential service.
The goal is simple: make it easier to hire an electrician you can trust to answer, show up, explain the work, and do it properly.
Earl TirkOwner • Journeyman Electrician
Let’s talk about your project
Call, text, or email. Texting is preferred and is usually the fastest way to send project details and photos.