Thank You Duke.

Albuquerque was founded well over 300 years ago in honor of Francisco Fernández de la Cueva who was the 10th Duke of Albuquerque.  Hence, some refer to our metropolis as “Duke City”.  Who exactly named the city?  That moniker was placed by provincial governor Francisco Cuervo y Valdés.  See…Si?

Today Albuquerque is the home of Kirtland Air Force Base, Sandia National Laboratories, The National Museum of Nuclear Science and Industry, The University of New Mexico and so many other important things in our beautiful state.  If you are visiting ABQ or suburban Belen we hope that you will take part in our many attractions.

We at Daylight Electric and Appliance are headquartered in Belen, but we serve most of Albuquerque area with quality electrical work for homes and businesses.  If your needs include heating, air conditioning, rewiring, installation of appliances, etc. we are here to help.  From all of us at Daylight Electric and Appliance Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

Defining an Electrical Contractor.

Here is a basic explanation… it is a business person or a company that provides electrical services.  They are also responsible for any work that needs to be constructed in relation to a particular design and the maintenance of any electrical systems.  This should apply to residences and commercial operations as well.

Contractors receive extensive training in preparation for entering the field and are required to be licensed depending on the regulatory standards and guidelines where they reside.  They pay an annual licensing fee and must obtain insurances as well as the necessary documents needed to keep their client safe.  Beware of anyone who is NOT licensed!

If you are looking for an electrical contractor who starts a project by completing estimated expenses for the client then you have come to the right place.  If you live in Belen or throughout the Albuquerque area and you need residential or commercial electrical work, please call Daylight Electric and Appliance at (505) 864-3980.

Dec 6th - Free admission 5-9pm at Explora during Old Town Holiday Stroll in Albuquerque

Free admission 5-9pm at Explora during Old Town Holiday Stroll in Albuquerque

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• 5-7pm, FREE Teen Science Café: Teens can meet a local scientist and find out about their work and career. Snacks included. Activity or demo included. 
• Fun activities for children and adults.
• Take a photo on our high wire bike with holiday props. 
• Get tax-free shopping done while the kids have fun. Holiday discounts at Ideas, the Store at Explora! 
• Two floors of hands-on exhibits are open for exploration.