Coronavirus Update - Open for Essential Services

Strong Island Electric

April 2, 2020

Strong Island Electric is here to help our communities through the Coronavirus shutdowns.

We are open for essential services during all closures.

Call us 24/7 at (631) 627-1872 for electrical services to keep your home and family healthy and safe.

Our master electricians keep sanitary conditions on all essential service sites, adding disinfecting of all tools and equipment to federal and state guidelines.

We are here to help keep our communities safe and operational no matter what comes our way!

Strong Island Electric

April 2, 2020

Architectural Digest Feature

Strong Island Electric

April 2, 2020

SIE's work with My Boys Contracting and Snarkitecture featured in Architectural Digest!
Read the whole story here:
https://www.architecturaldigest.com/story/inside-artist-daniel-arshams-long-island-escape
Photo Credit: Jason Schmidt
https://www.instagram.com/p/B4s5UDInhfZ/?igshid=1h2lfpxbii96n

Strong Island Electric

September 3, 2019

Play Ball! - SIE Lights Up the Port Washington PAL Field

Strong Island Electric

September 3, 2019

We love our communities, and we are always happy when we get the opportunity to shed a little light in the places we live and work. Take a look at what the Port Washington PAL has to say about Strong Island Electric’s team of talented electricians:

Strong Island Electric

May 12, 2019

Homeowner Electrical Safety – Checklist 1 – Cords & Plugs

Strong Island Electric

May 12, 2019

Homeowner Electrical Safety – Checklist 1 – Cords & Plugs

You already practice fire safety, but fire prevention is the best way to protect your family – and that starts with ensuring that your electrical systems and appliances are functioning properly and safely. Run through this checklist from Strong Island Electric regularly.

Strong Island Electric

April 30, 2019

Call an Electrician! - Top Ten Reasons to Contact Strong Island Electric

Strong Island Electric

April 30, 2019

The electrical systems in most homes built before 2000 need some upgrading and/or repair. New electrical codes are making homes safer, and it's important to keep up with the changes. This article looks at some common signs that you should contact a licensed electrician:

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