Town And Country Electric LLC

Town And Country Electric LLC operates as a second-generation electrical contractor serving the greater Chattanooga area, including Ooltewah, Hamilton County, and Soddy-Daisy. Owner Doug Brown is a licensed Journeyman Electrician holding Tennessee license #79201 with over 25 years of master-level experience, having completed a 5-year Industrial and Commercial apprenticeship. The company handles residential, commercial, and light industrial projects, maintaining full state licensing that enables permit pulling across Tennessee municipalities. With a perfect 5.0-star rating across 47 verified customer reviews, the team approaches every job with emphasis on planning, safety, craftsmanship, and code compliance.

What distinguishes this contractor is Doug Brown's background running service for a large electrical contractor as an Inside Wireman with IBEW, building deep proficiency in troubleshooting and servicing commercial and industrial three-phase power systems including motors, drives, contactors, capacitors, buss plugs, and switchgear. The company offers panel and service upgrades, lighting installations ranging from standard fixtures to comprehensive systems, new construction wiring, rough-ins and trim-outs, tenant improvements for commercial spaces, and dedicated circuit installations for specialized equipment. Their ability to handle both intricate industrial electrical systems and residential renovations creates a versatile service offering uncommon among neighborhood electricians.

Customer scenarios from reviews reveal responsive service worth noting. Tim and Kenzie Johnson called around 8am about a hallway light issue and Doug arrived by 9am the same morning, completing that job plus two additional lighting upgrades during the same visit. Chad Hall needed wiring for a garage sauna project and received a next-day callback, on-site evaluation the following day, and completed work within 3-4 days of initial contact. Anisa Lowrey mentioned Doug researched solutions for her specific issue, finding an optimal electric vehicle charging product, and Brian Daniel described urgent same-day response for a 220VAC problem in his garage workshop during thunderstorm-related power loss.