All Purpose Heating & Air Conditioning provides full-service residential electrical work for homeowners throughout Atlanta, Georgia, covering everything from panel upgrades and rewiring to outlets, lighting, and EV charger installation.
If you own a home in Atlanta and need electrical work, you are dealing with one of the most varied housing stocks in the Southeast. A bungalow in Virginia-Highland might have original knob-and-tube or aluminum wiring from decades past. A newer townhome in Old Fourth Ward might have a builder-grade panel that was never sized for the way people actually live. The right electrician knows the difference before the cover even comes off.
We have been doing this work in Atlanta for more than 35 years. Our crews are in neighborhoods across the city on any given day, so we are not learning the area on your dime. We know what the local permit and inspection process looks like, what Atlanta-area inspectors flag, and what it takes to get a job closed out correctly.
Whether you are renovating, adding circuits, dealing with a tripping breaker, or just want to know what condition your wiring is actually in, give us a call or request your estimate and we will get someone out to take a look.
Atlanta’s housing stock is genuinely block-by-block. In Inman Park or Grant Park, you can find a craftsman bungalow with wiring that has never been touched since Eisenhower was president sitting next to a fully renovated home with a modern 200-amp panel. In Morningside, a house might have had three different owners add circuits over fifty years, each doing it a little differently. That layered history creates real electrical problems: undersized panels, mixed wiring types, missing GFCI and AFCI protection, and circuits that were never permitted.
Lot features matter here too. Atlanta homes frequently have detached garages, basement workshops, and in some neighborhoods, pools or pool houses. Each of those structures needs its own subpanel or dedicated circuits run to code. Running conduit to a detached garage on a lot with mature trees and established landscaping is a different job than running it across a flat suburban backyard, and our crews have done it hundreds of times across the city.
Atlanta’s climate adds another layer. Long, hot summers mean air conditioning runs hard from April through October, and that load puts real stress on panels and circuits that were sized for a different era. When a hard cold snap hits in January and every electric space heater in the house kicks on at once, an undersized or aging panel feels it immediately.
Atlanta also has a defined local permitting and inspection process. Electrical work that requires a permit needs to be pulled, inspected, and closed out. We handle that process as part of the job, so there are no loose ends when the work is done.
All Purpose Heating & Air Conditioning covers the full range of residential electrical work in Atlanta. Here is what that looks like in practice.
We keep this straightforward because electrical work is already complicated enough without the process making it worse.
First, you contact us. Give us a call or use the form on this page to request your estimate. Tell us what you are seeing or what you are trying to add. If you are not sure exactly what the problem is, that is fine. Describing what is happening is enough to get started.
Then we come out and take a look. An electrician visits your home, looks at the panel, inspects the relevant circuits or areas, and gives you a clear picture of what is going on and what it will take to fix or complete it. We provide an estimate so you know what you are agreeing to before any work begins. What affects that number: the size and condition of your existing panel, the length of the circuit runs, whether permits are required, the type of wiring already in the home, and the scope of what needs to be done.
Once you approve the work, we schedule it and get it done. If permits are required for your project, we pull them. If an inspection is part of the process, we coordinate it. We do not hand you a list of things to follow up on after the job.
For Atlanta homeowners, that last part matters. City permitting has specific steps, and an electrical job that does not get properly closed out can create problems when you sell the home or file an insurance claim. We handle it as part of the job, not as an afterthought.
Ready to get on the schedule? Request your estimate here and we will take it from there.
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