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RELIABLE ELECTRICAL SERVICES IN NEW HAVEN

Ensuring Your Oasis is Safe & Secure

NO JOB IS TOO SMALL

Pool & Spa Electrical Services in New Haven

Pool & Spa Equipment Wiring

Underwater & Landscape Lighting

Safe Bonding & Grounding

Hot Tub & Spa Hookups

Pool Spa
Pool Filter
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RELIABLE ELECTRICIANS IN CONNECTICUT

Working With Sampson Electric

Our goal is to make your experience seamless, transparent, and stress-free. From the first conversation to the final walkthrough, we prioritize clear communication and quality service every step of the way.

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Call Us For a Free Estimate

Contact us to discuss your project. We’ll take the time to understand your needs and provide a complimentary, no-obligation estimate tailored to your electrical project.

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Receive an Honest & Clear Quote

We’ll provide a detailed estimate upfront, so you know exactly what to expect. No hidden fees, no surprises, no pressure— just complete transparency.

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Professional Service, Guaranteed

Our licensed electricians arrive on time, work efficiently, and leave your space clean. Once the job is done, we’ll walk you through the results to ensure your complete satisfaction.

Dive into a Safer Pool Experience

Don’t take chances with your pool or spa wiring. Trust the experts at Sampson Electric to get the job done right, keeping your Connecticut backyard oasis beautiful, functional, and— above all— safe. We are licensed and insured, with over 15 years of experience.

YOUR GO-TO ELECTRICAL COMPANY IN NEW HAVEN

Frequently Asked Questions

What is electrical bonding, and why is it crucial for my pool's safety?

Electrical bonding is the most critical safety feature of any pool or spa installation. It involves connecting all metallic components of the pool—such as ladders, handrails, light fixtures, and the pump—with a continuous wire. This creates an equal electrical potential across all items, preventing dangerous voltage from energizing the water and causing electric shock. At Sampson Electric, we ensure your pool’s bonding and grounding system is installed flawlessly and meets all National Electrical Code (NEC) requirements for your family’s protection.

You should always hire a licensed electrician for a hot tub or spa hookup. These appliances require a dedicated 240-volt circuit, which must be run from your main electrical panel. More importantly, they require a specific type of protection called a Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) installed at a code-compliant distance from the spa. Improper wiring is a serious fire and electrocution hazard. Our electricians ensure your new spa is powered safely and passes all local inspections.

We install a variety of beautiful and safe lighting solutions to enhance your pool and spa area. This includes modern, energy-efficient LED underwater lights that can change color and create a stunning ambiance. We also specialize in surrounding landscape lighting for pool decks and patios, including pathway lights and step lights. All poolside lighting installations require strict adherence to electrical codes to prevent water intrusion and ensure safety, a standard our team upholds on every project.

A pool pump that repeatedly trips a breaker is a sign of an underlying electrical problem. The issue could be a worn-out or failing motor drawing too much current, a faulty circuit breaker, or moisture that has gotten into the electrical components. It might also indicate improper wiring or an undersized circuit. It is essential to have this diagnosed by a professional. Our technicians can troubleshoot the pool equipment wiring to identify the root cause and perform the necessary repairs to restore safe, reliable operation.

The electrical work for a new pool is a multi-step process that must be coordinated with your pool builder. It includes trenching to run underground conduit from your home’s electrical panel to the pool equipment pad, installing a dedicated sub-panel for all the pool equipment, and wiring the pump, heater, filter system, and lighting. The most critical steps are the proper bonding of the pool’s steel rebar before the concrete is poured and the final grounding of all equipment. We handle this entire process to ensure your new pool is code-compliant and safe from day one.

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