The buildings and the wiring
Logan Square, Chicago is organized around Logan Boulevard, Milwaukee Avenue, Kedzie, and the Blue Line Logan Square station. The buildings are classic graystones, brick two-flats, and new condo infill on lots that used to be frame cottages. STS Electric sends licensed electricians for panel upgrades before a roof deck or a new kitchen, knob-and-tube found behind plaster, and dedicated circuits for in-law basement apartments.
How this job is scoped
When plaster or lath is open, that is the time to retire knob-and-tube and to separate kitchen lighting from the small-appliance circuits. Patching first and fishing later costs more and still misses splices buried in the ceiling. We mark what stays and what is abandoned so the next inspection is not a guess.
Storefronts, commons, and the rest of the block
Beyond the houses, the calls are Milwaukee Avenue bars and restaurants that add refrigeration without adding breakers.
Failures we open the same day
Repeated trips when the microwave and the window unit start together are the early warning. Hot outlets on a rehab are the late one. Call (773) 721-1111.
Before the truck rolls
Owners who already opened a wall should leave it open. Covering a damaged cable before we see the path means we open the same wall again.
Who inspects this address
City of Chicago permits. Boulevard properties often have tight side lots, so a service mast change needs a clear plan before the utility visit.
Bordering areas
Jobs here often sit next to work in Wicker Park and Avondale. One dispatch number covers them: (773) 721-1111. Crews leave from 939 W North Ave.
Book the visit
For a closer look at electrical service upgrades, start there, then call (773) 721-1111 to schedule work in Logan Square.
