Licensed Residential Electrician in Rogersville, TN — Trent Electrical.
At Trent Electrical, we believe in honest pricing, quality workmanship, and treating every customer with respect. Whether it's a simple repair or a complete service upgrade, we're committed to doing the job right.
One closed
circuit.
Twelve trades.
From a buzzing outlet to a new 200-amp service, every job runs through the same hands. One licensed electrician, start to finish. No subcontractor shuffle.
Twelve services. One phone number.
(423) 754-435314 consecutive years of recognition
Voted #1 by Hawkins County readers every year since Trent Electrical opened in 2013.
How safe is your
home's wiring?
Take Ryan's 21-point safety check — yes/no questions, instant score, and a personalized list of fixes for whatever shows up. No email required.
- 01Is your panel less than 25 years old?
- 02Do your kitchen & bath outlets have GFCI protection?
- 03Do you have a whole-home surge protector?
- 04Are your lights free of flickering when appliances kick on?
- 05Hardwired smoke & CO detectors with battery backup?
- + 16 more questions →
Raised here.
Wired here.
I’m Ryan Trent, and I was raised right here in Hawkins County. Since starting Trent Electrical, I’ve been committed to providing homeowners across Northeast Tennessee with honest, dependable residential electrical service. When you call, you’re working directly with me from start to finish—no salespeople, no subcontractors, just experienced workmanship you can trust.
Whether it’s diagnosing a difficult electrical problem, upgrading an outdated panel, installing new lighting, or helping make your home safer, I take pride in doing the job right the first time. Every project is completed with attention to detail, clear communication, and respect for your home.
Building lasting relationships with my customers has always been more important than simply completing another job. My goal is to earn your trust by delivering reliable service, quality workmanship, and treating every home as if it were my own.
Serving Hawkins County & surrounding communities.
Word travels fast
in a small town.
"We had a tree fall on our power lines and rip the meter off our home. Ryan answered his phone before daylight and was at our house shortly after. This was a Sunday and he worked until dark to make sure we had power again. Excellent in every way."
"Ryan removed an old fuse box and installed a new breaker box. He showed up early, explained every step, worked hard and had the power back on by the afternoon. Top notch. He will be my go to for any electrical work in the future."
"Excellent job with our generator connection project. He responded promptly, explained 3 possible options clearly and gave us a very competitive quote. Clean installation with clear operating instructions, completed within a week."
"Trent Electrical has helped me more than I could count when I was in need of electrical work. He is very professional and compassionate when dealing with customers. He is great to work with and does the neatest work I have ever seen!"
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