Mister Sparky

Mister Sparky is an electrician in Charlotte, NC. The company provides a full range of residential electrical services throughout the Charlotte area, including new installations, repairs, and replacements. Their offerings cover ceiling‑fan installation and repair, circuit and wiring work, electrical‑panel installation and repair, generator installation and repair, lighting installation and repair, rewiring, and surge‑protection solutions. Emergency electricians are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and the business holds a 4.80 rating from customers who have praised the quality and reliability of the work.

The firm is led by Rusty Wise, the owner, who has worked as a master‑licensed electrician since 1988 and brings more than three decades of industry expertise. Wise holds an associate degree in electrical engineering, has taught electrical courses at the college level, and emphasizes quality, integrity, and customer satisfaction in every job. The team of licensed electricians is described as experienced, professionally trained, and committed to completing work correctly the first time while maintaining cleanliness and courteous service.

Mister Sparky operates from Suite 1600 at 525 N Tryon St, positioned on North Tryon Street just a short walk from the Charlotte Fire Department Station 4. The location is also within a few blocks of North College Street and North Church Street, and it sits less than a quarter‑mile from cultural landmarks such as the Levine Museum of the New South and Discovery Place.

With a reputation for rapid response, on‑time guarantees, and transparent pricing, Mister Sparky stands out as a trusted electrical contractor for Charlotte residents who need dependable, high‑quality service. Their 24/7 emergency availability and consistently high customer rating make them a reliable choice for electrical work throughout the city.

Services:

• Electrical Repairs
• Emergency Electrical Service
• Generator Installation
• Lighting Installation
• Smart Home Electrical Services