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Electrician in Cedar Grove, WI
Residential and commercial electrical work for Cedar Grove, the Dutch-heritage village along Main Street (Highway 32) in the Town of Holland. Couillard Electric is based in Random Lake, about 8 miles west by road, so Cedar Grove is close to home for us.
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Services in Cedar Grove
Electrical service upgrades
Panel capacity, service changes and dedicated circuits.
Residential electrical
Outlets, new circuits, additions and electrical repairs.
EV charger installation
Level 2 charging and a circuit sized for your home.
Lighting installation
Indoor fixtures, outdoor lighting and LED retrofits.
Troubleshooting & repairs
Diagnosis of tripping breakers, dead outlets and flickering lights.
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Around Cedar Grove
Most people know Cedar Grove for the replica windmill in Windmill Park on South Main Street and for Holland Fest, held in Memorial Park the last Friday and Saturday of July, when the street gets scrubbed before the parade. The village sits just off I-43 at Exit 113, with Oostburg to the north, Belgium to the south, and the Lake Michigan shoreline, the Amsterdam Dunes preserve and the Wisconsin Shipwreck Coast National Marine Sanctuary to the east. Kids from both villages go to school together in the Cedar Grove-Belgium School District.
Getting here from Random Lake is a short drive east, which makes Cedar Grove an easy trip for us.
Homes and electrical work
Cedar Grove's housing is a real mix. Census estimates (ACS 2020–2024) put about 18% of the village's homes before 1940, a steady run of houses from the 1960s through the 1980s, and roughly a third built in 1990 or later on the newer streets. Each era brings its own electrical questions:
- Older homes near downtown can still have original wiring, two-prong outlets, ungrounded circuits or a small fuse or breaker panel. We check what's there before adding anything. See whole-home rewiring and replacing two-prong outlets.
- 1960s–1980s ranches and split-levels often have 100-amp service that feels tight once you add central air, a second fridge, a hot tub or an EV. Read 100-amp vs. 200-amp service, then see electrical service and panel upgrades.
- Newer homes mostly need add-ons: a Level 2 EV charger in the garage, lighting, or a dedicated circuit for a shop.
Common jobs we do in Cedar Grove
- Panel and service upgrades, meter bases and permits
- Standby generators and automatic transfer switches for lakeshore storms and winter outages
- Troubleshooting of tripping breakers, dead outlets and flickering lights
- Interior and outdoor lighting, including LED retrofits
- Light commercial work for Main Street shops, offices and small buildings: new circuits, lighting and panel work
Wisconsin now uses the 2023 NEC for new electrical work (through state code SPS 316). We pull the permit and schedule the inspection when the job needs one. More on that: Wisconsin's switch to the 2023 NEC.
Call (262) 618-2851, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., or use the contact form. Tell us what's going on and roughly when your home was built, and we'll set up a time to look at it. We're a service-area business, so we come to you.
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“Knowledgeable and attentive to detail.”
Family-owned, licensed and insured electrical contractor serving Southeast Wisconsin since 2013.
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Cedar Grove questions
Do you serve Cedar Grove and the Town of Holland?
Yes. Cedar Grove, the surrounding Town of Holland, and nearby Oostburg and Belgium are all in our regular Sheboygan and Ozaukee County service area.
Can you add an EV charger to an older Cedar Grove home?
Usually, yes. We check your panel's capacity first. Some older homes need a service upgrade before a Level 2 charger. Others can take a charger on the existing panel.
Do you do commercial electrical work in Cedar Grove?
Yes. Along with homes, we handle light commercial work like lighting, new circuits and panel work for small businesses and offices.
Do I need a permit?
Panel changes, new circuits and service upgrades need a permit and inspection. We handle both.
More detail: panel upgrade guide · EV charging guide.
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Nearby and related
Based in Random Lake, Wisconsin. All service areas.
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One call reaches us in Random Lake. Tell us the job and the town; we’ll take it from there.
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