What we do
Homes, businesses and job sites.
Blasy Electric is big enough to offer all the resources and certifications of a larger company, and still gives every customer the personal attention they deserve, without the red tape.
Residential
Residential service
From small circuit repairs to major lighting upgrades, trust our courteous, licensed professionals to solve your home electrical challenges.
Commercial
Commercial service
We can promptly and efficiently handle your small or large commercial job, from recurring maintenance contracts and on-call service to design-build and bid-spec services.
Contracting
Commercial & industrial contracting
Whether it’s completely wiring a new building or configuring a power system to handle heavier loads, we can get it done and on time, on spec, and on (or, many times, under) budget.
Quality and service you can trust
No job too big or small.
A family-owned business, Blasy Electric has been serving the Midland community since 1965 and has grown into one of the area’s most well-known and respected providers of electrical service and contracting.
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Family owned since 1965
A family-owned business, Blasy Electric has been serving the Midland community since 1965.
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Licensed & trained professionals
Our employees are licensed and rigorously trained. Blasy Electric is always up to date on the latest technologies so you can have peace of mind.
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Projects big and small
Just because we do large projects doesn’t mean we don’t still appreciate the smaller jobs.
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Backed by a strong office
Technicians are backed by a strong administrative staff, so purchase orders, scheduling and payments are managed and processed seamlessly.
Reviews
What Midland customers say.
4.7
Google rating for Blasy Electric, 1012 Jefferson Ave, Midland.
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“Prompt, courteous and went above and beyond when we thought of a few more smaller projects than originally planned! Very happy with Blasy Electric!”
“Great service. The electrician arrived on time. He was polite, professional and got the job done quickly. I highly recommend Blasy Electric.”
Local knowledge
Wired for the Great Lakes Bay Region.
Midland grew with Dow, and its neighborhoods run from a historic downtown to the mid-century streets and Alden B. Dow-era homes built as the city expanded. Bay City and Saginaw add lumber-era houses that are a century old or more, and the townships add farms, pole barns and newer subdivisions.
Each brings its own electrical habits, from fuse boxes and ungrounded outlets to full panels in newer homes. After the May 2020 flood on the Tittabawassee, many homes here also learned what floodwater does to a panel.
Electrician in Midland- Office
- 1012 Jefferson Avenue, Midland
- Hours
- Monday to Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
- Main utility
- Consumers Energy (Bay City Electric Light & Power in much of Bay City)
- Licensing
- State-licensed electricians, licensed by Michigan LARA
- Weather
- Summer thunderstorms, winter ice, river flooding
Locations
Midland, Bay and Saginaw counties.
Getting started
How it works.
Call 989-631-6252 during office hours, or send a request any time.
989-631-6252Call or send a request
Call 989-631-6252 during office hours, or tell us about your residential or commercial project online.
A service team member gets back to you
Someone from the Blasy service team will get in touch with you promptly.
Licensed, trained electricians do the work
State-licensed electricians who routinely complete thorough safety training, held to industrial standards even at home.
Pay your invoice your way
Invoices are due on receipt. Pay online through the secure PayTrace portal with your invoice number, or call the office.
Straight answers
Electrical questions, answered.
37 plain-language answers about tripping breakers, fuse boxes, older wiring, generators, flood recovery, EV chargers, commercial work, Michigan licensing and paying your Blasy invoice.
All 37 answersWhat should I do if I smell burning from an outlet, a switch or the panel?
Turn off the breaker for that circuit, or the main breaker, if you can reach it safely, then call a licensed electrician. If you see smoke or flames, get everyone out and call 911.
A burning or hot-plastic smell usually means a connection is overheating. Don’t keep using that outlet or keep resetting the breaker until it has been checked.
How do I know if my home needs a breaker panel update?
Common signs: an old fuse box, a panel with no open spaces, breakers that trip under normal use, a 60- or 100-amp service in a house with central air and electric appliances, or a panel brand with a known history of problems.
Plans for an EV charger, hot tub, addition or shop are the other big reason. Blasy updates breaker panels to meet new power needs, replaces old fuse boxes and solves overloaded circuits.
How do I safely connect a portable generator to my house?
Through a properly installed transfer switch or panel interlock, or by plugging appliances straight into the generator with heavy-duty cords. Never back-feed a house through a dryer outlet or any other receptacle.
Back-feeding can electrocute utility line workers and start fires. Blasy Electric configures safe power outlets for portable generators so you can connect the right way.
What does it take to install a home EV charger?
A Level 2 charger needs a dedicated 240-volt circuit sized to the charger, and a check that your panel has the space and capacity for it. That is a permit job for a licensed electrician.
If the panel is full, the options include a subpanel, a panel update or a load-managed charger. Blasy installs residential and commercial EV charging equipment.
What commercial customers does Blasy Electric serve?
All types: manufacturing, sports and religious facilities, labs, medical clinics, property management firms and restaurants, among others.
Every job follows industrial standards and is backed by state licensing and safety training. A strong administrative staff handles purchase orders, scheduling and payments.