Need an expert electrician in Queen Village, Philly?

Call Weinstein Electric for all your residential or commercial electrical needs in Queen Village.

Queen Village, Philadelphia, is one of the city’s oldest neighborhoods, known for its cobblestone streets, historic row homes, and vibrant community vibe. Located along the Delaware River waterfront, Queen Village seamlessly blends historic charm with modern living, offering trendy shops, cafes, and green spaces like Mario Lanza Park.

The neighborhood is famous for its Victorian-style row homes and painted ladies – colorful, ornate houses with bay windows and intricate details. These homes require special attention to preserve their architectural character while upgrading electrical systems for modern needs. At Weinstein Electric, we specialize in solutions that bring safety, efficiency, and style to both historic and contemporary spaces.

Don’t take our word for it – hear directly from our customers

“Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.”
— Tony F
“Weinstein is the only electrician I’ll work with again. If I leave Philadelphia, I might even try to take them with me.”
— Jenna W

Our work in Queen Village, Philadelphia

Results that light up the town

We’ve handled numerous electrical projects in Queen Village, modernizing both historic and newly renovated properties. Here are a few highlights:

  • Upgraded knob-and-tube wiring in historic row homes while preserving their architectural charm.

  • Installed custom lighting and smart home systems in modern renovations and luxury condos.

  • Added outdoor lighting and security systems for patios and courtyards to enhance curb appeal and safety.

Queen Village residents and business owners count on us for reliable, high-quality electrical services. Whether you’re updating a single room or completing a full-scale renovation, we’re here to help.

We can help you with: electrical panels and service upgrades, EV chargers, knob & tube rewiring, lighting, and much more. 

Why choose Weinstein Electric?

The trusted electricians for Queen Village, Philadelphia homes and businesses

  • Expertise with both historic and modern homes and businesses

  • Transparent pricing

  • Reliable service

  • Family owned & operated local business

  • Local knowledge of Queen Village’s unique needs

  • Licensed and insured

  • Fast response times

  • Custom solutions to meet your needs

  • Commitment to safety

  • Eco-friendly options

FAQs

Your questions about electrical services in Queen Village, Philadelphia – answered

  • Most electrical jobs won’t require a permit, but larger projects might. Give us a call, and we’ll discuss your project and handle any necessary permits for you.

    It’s also worth nothing that parts of Queen Village are within historic districts, so exterior changes (like installing a new service drop or exterior conduit) might need approval. Always check with the Queen Village Neighbors Association or Philadelphia Historical Commission if your home is designated historic. Inside upgrades usually have fewer restrictions but still need to comply with city code.

  • We strive to respond to local emergencies as quickly as possible, often offering same-day service to ensure your electrical issues are resolved safely and efficiently.

  • There are often energy efficiency incentives and rebates available for homeowners, such as discounts on LED lighting, smart thermostats, and EV charger installations. Contact us, and we’ll help you explore the latest programs and savings opportunities.

  • Older rowhomes often have outdated or patchwork wiring. Knob-and-tube or cloth-insulated wiring might still be present behind plaster walls. It’s important to schedule an electrical inspection to check for frayed wires, proper grounding, and adequate circuit capacity for modern appliances.

  • Rooftop and second-story decks have strict regulations regarding outdoor outlets and lighting. GFCI protection is a must. Additionally, Philadelphia may have specific rules on how you route wiring for exterior lights or outlets on elevated decks. Always secure the appropriate permits to ensure the deck addition meets electrical and structural codes – we can help you with this.

  • Damp basements are common in neighborhoods closest to the Delaware River. Moisture can accelerate corrosion in panels, breakers, and wiring junctions. Make sure your electrical components are properly mounted above potential flood levels and that any basement outlets have GFCI protection. If you suspect water damage, call us to assess the situation.

  • Space can be tight, especially if your garage or driveway is limited, or if you only have on-street parking. If you are in need of an EV charger, you’ll need a dedicated circuit and possibly a panel upgrade. On-street charger setups require city permissions. Always consult both the Philadelphia Streets Department or call us to see what’s feasible.