Vetter: the Electrician Trenton, NJ Goes to for Quality
Ed Vetter Jr. and his staff doing wiring in the 1980s.
Call Vetter Electrician (Trenton, NJ number: (609) 921-1771) right now to get the electrical answers you need–no obligations, no cost. To see if our company is a good match for you, watch Ed Vetter, president of Vetter Electric, talk about the company in the video to the right.
The Electricians Trenton, NJ Residents Know do Electric Right–and Right Away
Vetter Electric is the electrician Trenton, NJ families have grown to love over the past 60 years. We pride ourselves on our 4 Commitments:
- Guaranteed customer satisfaction: As far as we’re concerned, the work’s not complete until you’re happy with it. Also, our multiple-year and lifetime warranties on products and service prove our commitment to your happiness.
- The experience that offers you safety: Our electricians go the extra mile while working for you. We make sure your home or office meets all safety best practices including GFCI, power outlets, smoke alarm safety, and more.
- Every electrician service you need with a single call: Throughout our extensive, 60-year history, Vetter Electric has built an for everything from wiring and rewiring to outdoor lighting and appliance installation.
- Service your family or business can count on: We boast the best electricians Trenton, NJ can offer because we extensively train our electrical workers. They gain access to our extensive knowledge and will deliver upfront pricing in writing with courteous service for you. Furthermore, all our workers are background checked and drug tested. Finally, our company is bonded, licensed, and insured for your protection and ours.
The Electrician Trenton, NJ Residents tell their Friends about
The historic Trenton Old Barracks Museum
Trenton has changed extensively since we opened up shop in 1950, but our commitment to service has always stayed the same. We depend on positive referrals and our strong reputation. We are very proud of our A+ rating from BBB.
Some Facts About Trenton, NJ–the town we Love
- The city of Trenton’s history goes back to its foundation in 1719, and has been the state’s capital since 1790. As of 2000, the population was in excess of 80,000.
- Trenton zip codes include 08601, 08602, 08603, 08604, 08605, 08606, 08607, 08608, 08609, 08610, 08611, 08618, 08619, 08620, 08625, 08628, 08629, 08638, 08640, 08641, 08645, 08646, 08647, 08648, 08650, 08666, 08677, 08690, 08691, and 08695. Nearby areas include Morrisville PA, Levittown PA, Fairless Hills PA, Bordentown NJ, Pennington NJ, Crosswicks NJ, Roebling NJ, Florence NJ, Washington Crossing PA, Titusville NJ, Langhorne PA, Trenton Junction NJ, Bristol PA, Windsor NJ, Newtown PA, Columbus NJ, Allentown NJ, Trenton NJ, Croydon PA, Plainsboro NJ, and Bensalem PA.
- Trenton has a variety of schools: including its public schools, which are part of the 31 Abbott District schools in New Jersey. There are also a number of charter schools, including Capital Preparatory Charter High, Foundation Academy, Emily Fisher, International Charter School, Paul Robeson Charter School, Trenton Community, and Village Charter School.
Some “Did you know?” Details about Trenton NJ…
- Trenton has 3 professional sports teams: the Trenton Thunder, a minor league baseball team; the Trenton Devils, a minor league hockey team; and the Trenton Steel, an indoor football league.
- Trenton hosts the Old Barracks Museum, which is the last remaining colonial barracks in the United States of America.
- Trenton also hosts the New Jersey State Museum, which has artifacts and fine art collected during the 19th century, a large planetarium, and a sizeable auditorium.
Famous Trentonians
Supreme Court justices Alito (L) and Scalia (R).
- Associate Supreme Court Justices Samuel Alito and Antonin Scalia, born in Trenton in 1950 and 1936 respectively.
- Dennis Rodman, controversial star NBA player, born in Trenton (1961).
- Norman Schwarzkopf (1934-), Commander of the U.S. forces during the First Gulf War
