One electrician. 20+ years. Total accountability.
Phoenex Electric is individually owned and operated. When you call, you get Vincent: the same licensed professional from the first phone call to the final walkthrough.

Organized. Prepared. Obsessed with getting it right.
Vincent Blackshear has more than 20 years of experience in commercial, industrial and residential electrical installation, and has been a New Jersey master electrician since 2008.
Organizing, planning and researching are at the center of how he works. He enjoys a challenge, and works just as hard to reach each homeowner's goals as his own.
Years across a wide range of electrical disciplines, wiring methods, appliances and equipment have taught him to assess each homeowner's needs quickly and deliver satisfaction through experience, versatility and a strong command of the electrical code.
Three promises on every job.
Loyalty to the trade
Doing the work the right way, to code, every time, because the craft deserves it and your home depends on it.
Dedication to the job
Planning, research and preparation before the first wire is touched, so the job is done efficiently and done once.
Alliance with the homeowner
Your goals become our goals. Honest assessments, clear explanations, and no surprises.
Focused on homeowners.
Phoenex Electric focuses on residential installations and the proper assessment of each homeowner's needs: alterations, customizations, energy efficiency, innovations, code compliance, renovations, repairs and troubleshooting.
A multi-bottom-line approach of knowledge, homeowner satisfaction and fair business lets the company keep expanding its range of services and its commitment to every customer.
An estimate that works harder.
Estimating is part science, knowing what to consider, and part art, blending those considerations in a way that works for both homeowner and contractor.
For whole-home work, we separate what you need done from what you want done. The result is a thorough estimate that serves as a budget marker, an electrical-condition report, and the benchmark every other estimate should match.
“Everyone needs electrical work done; they just don't always know it.”
— Vincent Blackshear
Yes, it's spelled “Phoenex.” On purpose.
The phoenix, rising and renewed, felt like the right symbol from day one. The original idea was to spell it with an “e” to stand out. Family and friends talked Vincent into the traditional spelling, but when it came time to file, every variation of “Phoenix Electric” was already taken. So it was back to the original plan.
Plenty of great brands spell things their own way:
Have an electrical issue others couldn't find?
Call Vincent directly. You'll talk to the licensed master electrician who'll actually do the work, not a dispatcher.
