C. Maratta Electric — Family-Owned Electrical Services
Run by Carl Maratta's son, C. Maratta Electric continues the family's Connecticut building tradition — wiring the same homes the family has been setting since 1970.
Email: Marattaelectricalservices@gmail.com
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Services
Electrical work for homes and modular builds
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- Residential electrical service
- New construction wiring
- Modular home wiring & hookups
- Electrical panel upgrades
- Service calls & troubleshooting
- Repairs, fixtures & device replacement
Wiring modular homes
Electrical work built around modular construction in Connecticut
A modular home arrives in Connecticut mostly wired from the factory, but the job isn't finished when the crane pulls away. Every set needs the marriage-wall connections made, the panel fed and labeled, circuits joined between modules, and the whole system checked before the local inspector signs off. C. Maratta Electric does that work on the same homes the family sets — so the wiring and the building are handled by people who talk to each other daily.
Because the electrical crew is part of the same family business, scheduling lines up with the set date instead of waiting weeks for an outside contractor. That keeps button-up moving and gets Connecticut homeowners to a certificate of occupancy sooner.
Existing homes
Service work for Hartford County homeowners
Beyond new construction, C. Maratta Electric handles the everyday electrical work Connecticut homes need: panel upgrades on older Wethersfield, Newington, Rocky Hill and Hartford houses, added circuits for kitchens, basements and garages, outdoor and fixture installs, generator and appliance hookups, and troubleshooting when something stops working.
Work is done to current Connecticut electrical code and permitted where required. Reach out by email at Marattaelectricalservices@gmail.com or call the main office and ask for the electrical side of the business.
Need an electrician in Connecticut?
Call the family shop, or send a message with “Electrical Work” selected and we'll get right back to you.