Savage Homeowners Trust Randy's for Safe, Reliable Electrical Work
Dependable, Code-Compliant Electrical Work for Savage Homeowners and Businesses
Serving Savage with Electrical Expertise You Can Rely On
Savage sits at a unique crossroads in the south metro – a community with deep residential roots along the Minnesota River corridor and a newer, rapidly expanding side that’s drawn thousands of families in recent years. The homes here range from well-established properties that have been in the same family for generations to recently built houses in planned developments, and the electrical needs across that spectrum are genuinely different.
Randy’s Electric & Plumbing has the experience to serve all of them. Our licensed electricians have worked throughout the Savage area and understand what older homes in this community typically need, as well as the demands that newer construction places on electrical systems when families start living in them fully. We bring that knowledge to every job, along with the transparency and professionalism that Savage homeowners deserve.
Below is a full breakdown of our residential and commercial electrical services in Savage, MN.
Straight Talk, Fair Prices, Quality Work
When you call Randy’s Electric & Plumbing, you won’t get a vague estimate that balloons once we’re on the job. You’ll get a clear assessment of what your home needs, a firm price before any work begins, and a team that does exactly what they said they’d do.
We’ve built our reputation in communities like Savage by treating homeowners the way we’d want to be treated – with respect, honesty, and the kind of workmanship that holds up over time. If you’ve had a frustrating experience with an electrician in the past, we understand. We want the chance to show you what a good one looks like.

Residential Electrical Services for Savage Homes
Our electricians handle the full range of home electrical needs, from single-item repairs to complete system overhauls. Every project is completed by licensed professionals, to current code, with the kind of attention to detail that protects your home for the long term.
Electrical FAQs for Savage Homeowners
Randy’s Electric & Plumbing is named after Randy Smith, our founder. Randy was a Master Electrician with a passion for electrical safety and customer satisfaction. He established the company in 2002 with the goal of providing exceptional electrical services built on integrity and expertise.
We serve the greater Minneapolis and Saint Paul metro area. Please contact us to confirm service availability in your specific location.
You can schedule an appointment by calling us at (763) 560-5600 or by filling out our online contact form on our website.
We understand that electrical emergencies can happen at any time. We offer emergency electrical services for urgent electrical issues that pose a safety risk. Please call us at (763) 560-5600 to speak with a live representative who can assist you.
We accept all major credit cards, cash, and checks.
While some basic tasks like changing a lightbulb are safe for homeowners, it’s crucial to prioritize safety for any electrical work beyond that. Electrical systems are complex, and improper installation or repairs can lead to serious hazards like electrical fires. We recommend contacting a licensed electrician like Randy’s Electric & Plumbing for any electrical work in your home to ensure safety and code compliance.
There are several signs that may indicate your home’s wiring needs to be updated. These include flickering lights, dimming switches not functioning properly, warm outlets or switches, tripped breakers that happen frequently, and outdated wiring (e. g., knob-and-tube wiring). If you experience any of these issues, it’s best to contact a licensed electrician for an inspection and potential rewiring.
The cost of rewiring your home can vary depending on several factors, such as the size and age of your home, the extent of the rewiring needed, the number of circuits being replaced, and the materials required. A licensed electrician from Randy’s Electric & Plumbing can provide a detailed estimate after inspecting your home and discussing your specific needs.
It’s crucial to test your smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors monthly to ensure they are functioning properly. You should also replace the batteries in these detectors every six months, or according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
Several steps can be taken to reduce the risk of electrical fires. These include avoiding overloading outlets, using surge protectors for valuable electronics, having a qualified electrician inspect your wiring regularly, and never using extension cords as permanent solutions.
First, unplug any appliances that were in use when the fuse blew or the circuit breaker tripped. Then, locate the fuse box or breaker panel and identify the tripped breaker or blown fuse. If resetting the breaker doesn’t solve the issue, or if you are unsure about the cause, contact a licensed electrician to diagnose and fix the problem.
Randy’s Electric & Plumbing offers a comprehensive range of electrical services for your home, including but not limited to:
- Panel upgrades
- Lighting installation and repair
- Ceiling fan installation
- Outlet and switch installation and repair
- Troubleshooting and repairs
- Safety inspections
The timeframe for completing your electrical project will depend on the scope and complexity of the work. A licensed electrician from Randy’s Electric & Plumbing will be able to provide an estimated timeframe after discussing your project details.
Possibly – but it depends on how your household’s electrical use has evolved since then. A 100-amp panel installed in the 1990s may be undersized for a modern family with multiple high-demand appliances, a home office, and plans for an EV charger. A load assessment from one of our electricians will give you a clear answer.
You can use an existing 240V outlet if it’s on a circuit that’s rated for the charger’s load and located in the right place. However, most existing 240V outlets in a home are on circuits sized for a specific appliance and may not be appropriate for a Level 2 charger. We’ll evaluate the existing circuit before recommending whether to repurpose it or install a new dedicated one.
AFCI (Arc Fault Circuit Interrupter) breakers detect the kind of electrical arcing that can cause fires – arcing that standard breakers don’t catch. Current electrical code requires AFCI protection in bedrooms and most living areas. If your home’s panel has standard breakers in those locations, upgrading to AFCI is a meaningful safety improvement.
Aluminum branch circuit wiring is most common in homes built between 1965 and 1973, though it appeared in some construction beyond that range. If your home falls in that era, we can inspect the wiring and connections to confirm whether aluminum wiring is present and advise you on what, if anything, needs to be done.
Yes – and we recommend getting us involved at the planning stage, not after framing has started. We’ll help you think through circuit locations, outlet placement, lighting design, and any dedicated circuits you’ll need for a home theater, gym, or bar – then execute the plan cleanly within your project timeline.
We stand behind our work. If something we installed or repaired isn’t performing correctly, contact us and we’ll make it right. Our goal is for every Savage homeowner to be fully satisfied with the work we do in their home.
Book Your Electrical Service in Savage, MN
Randy’s Electric & Plumbing is ready to serve Savage homeowners and businesses with the reliable, professional electrical work this community deserves. Whatever your project – a targeted repair, a major upgrade, or anything in between – we’ll handle it with the care and skill that’s earned us the trust of south metro homeowners.
Contact us today to schedule service or get a project estimate. We’re proud to serve Savage and the surrounding communities.







