Electrician in Statesboro, GA
Based in Jesup, just under an hour and a half away. Statesboro and the rest of Bulloch County are inside our service area.
College town and farm country
Statesboro is the Bulloch County seat, a city of about 33,000 and home to Georgia Southern University, the city's largest employer. Outside town it is farm country: the USDA's 2022 Census of Agriculture counted 495 farms in Bulloch County on about 195,000 acres, with 15,632 of those acres irrigated.
So the calls here run from a panel change in town to power for a shop, a barn or a well pump out in the county.
What we do in Bulloch County
Power out to the barn, the shop and the well
On a county property the hard part is usually distance: a shop, a barn, a well pump or a camper pad a long way from the meter. That takes a trench, and most electricians have to sub the digging out. We run our own machine, so the trench and the wire are one crew and one quote.
We locate before we dig, run the right conduit for the depth, and backfill properly. For standby power we size the generator around what has to keep running, usually the well pump, the freezer and the heat. More on underground runs.
Questions from Statesboro and Bulloch County
Do you do electrical work in Statesboro?
Yes. Mosley Electrical Solutions is based in Jesup, Georgia, 1 hour 24 minutes from Statesboro by Google Maps, and works anywhere in Georgia within about two and a half hours' drive. Call 912-402-3490 to set up a visit.
Where do I get an electrical permit in Statesboro or Bulloch County?
Inside Statesboro city limits, from the City of Statesboro's Building Inspections division, 50 East Main Street, (912) 764-5468. In unincorporated Bulloch County, from the county's permitting office, which takes applications, payments and inspection requests through an online self-service portal: 912-764-6245 for permits, (912) 489-1356 to request an inspection.
Can a standby generator run on natural gas in Statesboro?
If the property is on a gas line. The City of Statesboro runs its own natural gas system, with lines in Bulloch, Candler and Screven counties serving about 3,500 homes, businesses and farms. Off the gas system, propane is the usual fuel. Either way the generator needs an automatic transfer switch so it can never push power back onto the utility lines. More on generators.
Where do builders pick up a Georgia Power meter base in Statesboro?
Georgia Power lists a meter base pickup location at 111 Stockyard Road, Statesboro, open weekdays from 8 to 11:30 a.m. and 1 to 3:30 p.m., and asks that you contact your local Georgia Power engineer first to coordinate the pickup. Parts of Bulloch County are served by Excelsior EMC instead, a member-owned cooperative that also covers Bryan, Candler, Effingham, Emanuel, Evans, Jenkins and Tattnall counties.
Nearby
Also close by: Metter, Claxton, Sylvania, Swainsboro, Reidsville and Glennville, with Savannah and Pooler to the east and Richmond Hill and Hinesville toward the coast. See the full service area.
Tell us what it's doing
Fastest way to reach us is the phone. Call and you will get a person, not a queue.
912-402-3490