Photo 21 · Media creditsTowns we serve
Long Island, town by town.
Third-generation Master Licensed Electrical Contractor, based in Port Washington, working across the North Shore and Nassau County. Every town below has its own page, because the houses in each one ask for different work.
John A. RussoMaster Electrician+1 (516) 427-7019Book a discovery callrussoprecisionelectricians@gmail.com
- Port WashingtonOlder houses on the hills, newer ones along the bay, and storms that take the power out here first.
- ManhassetLarger homes that want everything at once, and want none of it to show.
- Great NeckNine villages on one peninsula, from pre-war houses to new construction, with a commercial spine down the middle.
- RoslynA historic village around the pond, with some of the oldest houses on the North Shore.
- East HillsColonials and split-levels on quiet streets, renovated and extended, with a pool out back.
- GreenvaleBetween Roslyn and Glen Cove, with large houses set back on wooded lots.
- Old BrookvilleEstates on two acres and more, with long driveways, outbuildings and a lot of house to power.
- Glen CoveA small city on the Sound, from waterfront houses to a downtown of storefronts and apartments.
- AlbertsonPost-war capes and ranches on tree-lined streets, most of them expanded since they were built.
- MineolaThe county seat: offices, storefronts and apartments around the station, and older houses on the streets behind.
- PlainviewRanches, splits and high-ranches from the 1950s and 60s, most of them still on the panel they were built with.
- SyossetColonials and splits that have been expanded for two generations, on a service that was never re-sized.
- WoodburyBigger houses on bigger lots, and the things that come with them: a generator, a garage that charges, outdoor lighting.
- JerichoSplit-levels and colonials from the 60s and 70s, renovated whole-house at a time.
- HicksvilleThe busiest crossroads in the area: a big station, two commercial strips, and the post-war neighborhoods behind them.
- BethpageCapes and ranches from the late 40s and 50s, dormered, extended and finished downstairs.
- LevittownThe original Levitt capes and ranches, almost every one dormered or extended since 1951.
- FarmingdaleA village main street, the Route 110 corridor, and neighborhoods of capes and colonials in between.
Licensed, reviewed, reachable
John A. Russo · Long Island, NY. Ask any contractor for a license number. A real one can be looked up.
Master
License class
Third-generation, his own words. Any contractor's license can be checked with the county.
5.0
On Google
8 reviews, all five stars. Clean, punctual, honest.
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Days a week
Monday to Saturday, 8am to 7pm. Closed Sunday.