Walkertown is a small town in northeastern Forsyth County, just past Winston-Salem on US-158, and its houses span a wide range of ages. Older homes around the town center along NC-66 sit a few minutes from newer subdivisions, and the two need very different things from an electrician.
- AreaEastern Forsyth County, along NC-66
- LicenceLicensed NC Electrical Contractor #SP.SFD.39353
- Housing MixOlder homes near the center, newer subdivisions around it
- Common AskPanel replacements and grounded outlets in older homes
- EstimatesFree, written, and itemized
- PermitsWe pull the Forsyth County permit and meet the inspector
What We See in Walkertown Homes
In Walkertown's older houses, the usual story is a panel that has been added onto for decades: double-tapped breakers, a fuse box that was never replaced, or two-prong outlets with no ground behind them. Insurance companies increasingly flag these at renewal or at sale. We replace the panel, correct the grounding and bonding, and add GFCI and AFCI protection where code calls for it, and we will tell you plainly which items are urgent and which can wait. In the newer homes, the work is the same as anywhere in the Triad: EV chargers, heat pump circuits, surge protection, and lighting upgrades.
Electrical Services We Provide Here






Every job is quoted in writing, permitted where required, and performed by the licensed contractor.
Local to You
Walkertown is a short drive out of Winston-Salem on NC-66 or US-158, between our regular work in Winston-Salem and Kernersville. Same-week scheduling is common, and if you are buying or selling a Walkertown home with an inspection report full of electrical items, send it over and we will quote line by line.
Walkertown-area roads and communities we work along:
- Main Street (NC-66)
- Old Hollow Road
- Walkertown–Guthrie Road
- Darrow Road
- Sullivantown Road
- Forsyth County
We also serve Advance, Clemmons, Lewisville, Kernersville, Pfafftown, Bermuda Run, Mocksville, High Point and Greensboro.


