Hi there. My name is Brendan Frain, and I’m the owner of Frain Electric.
I started in this industry over 16 years ago, though my introduction came earlier than that. I grew up around the construction and electrical trades, and it was never really in doubt what I’d end up doing. I went through technical school and spent years working for various electrical companies before founding Frain Electric.
As a Master Electrician, I enjoy the intricacies of electrical work. I also make a point of staying current: I attend classes and seminars every few months, because codes change, equipment changes, and the difference between an electrician who keeps up and one who doesn’t shows in the work.
We handle troubleshooting, repairs, upgrades and general electrical work, always with a focus on safety, quality, transparent pricing and clear communication. Whether you need help with an electrical issue or you’re planning an improvement project, you can count on prompt service and reliable results.
We’re committed to doing the job right and treating every property with care.
Every electrical company says it values quality and safety. What matters is what those words actually change about how the work gets done. Here’s what they mean for us.
Electrical work is the one trade where cutting a corner can cost someone their home or their life. We don't cut them.
You hear the number before we start. No hourly surprises, no line items appearing at the end.
We explain what's wrong, what we're doing about it, and why, in terms you can act on rather than technical detail you have to take on trust.
We work in people's homes and businesses. We leave them as we found them.
Manufacturer certification matters in this trade. It determines what equipment we’re approved to install, and in some cases whether a warranty stays valid. It’s also why we can service brands that many local shops subcontract out.
We cover the full range of electrical work for homes and businesses, from a single dead outlet through to a complete panel replacement or a commercial installation.
We’re not a franchise and there’s no call center between you and the people doing the work. What follows is what customers tell us matters.
We take most common payment methods, and for larger projects there’s an option to spread the cost.
Financing is available through Synchrony Bank for larger projects such as panel upgrades, generators and rewires.
