We arrive on-site, listen to your problem, test circuits, trace wiring, identify the issue, and provide a clear quote for the repair—all for $89.

Best part: If you approve the work and we complete it the same visit, the $89 is credited toward your total. You only pay the repair cost.

We respond to calls and texts within minutes—often while you're still on the line.

Same-day service is available for many jobs. For scheduled work, we typically book 1-5 days out depending on project size and our current schedule.

It depends on the scope:

• No permit needed: Replacing outlets, switches, light fixtures (like-for-like)
• Permit required: New circuits, panel work, major installations, service upgrades

When permits are required, we pull them and coordinate inspections. This is included in our service—you don't have to deal with city bureaucracy.

Common causes:

• Overloaded circuit: Too many devices on one circuit (common in kitchens)
• Short circuit: Hot wire touching neutral or ground (sparks, immediate trip)
• Ground fault: Current leaking to ground (GFCI outlets trip)
• Faulty breaker: Breaker itself is worn out and needs replacement
• Bad appliance: A device is pulling too much current or has internal fault

We diagnose the exact cause with circuit testing and thermal imaging when needed. Starting at $189 to troubleshoot and fix.

GFCI (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter): Protects against electric shock. Required in wet locations—bathrooms, kitchens, garages, outdoors. Trips if current leaks to ground (like if you drop a hairdryer in water).

AFCI (Arc Fault Circuit Interrupter): Protects against electrical fires caused by arcing (loose connections, damaged wires). Required by code in bedrooms and most living areas in newer homes.

Modern electrical codes require both types in different locations. We install whichever is code-compliant for your situation.

Yes, but we need to verify the ceiling box is rated for a fan. Standard light boxes aren't strong enough to support a spinning fan (safety hazard).

Two scenarios:

• Box is fan-rated: We swap the light for a fan. $165 using existing wiring.
• Box isn't fan-rated: We install a fan-rated box (requires attic or ceiling access). $245+ for new install with proper support.

We inspect the box during our visit and give you options.

Common causes:

• Tripped GFCI: One GFCI outlet can control multiple downstream outlets. Reset the GFCI (test/reset buttons).
• Loose wire: Connection came loose in the outlet box (common in older homes with aluminum wiring).
• Failed outlet: The outlet itself is worn out and needs replacement.
• Backstabbed wires: Wires inserted into back of outlet instead of wrapped around screws—notorious for coming loose.

We trace the circuit, find the problem, and fix it properly. Starting at $189 to troubleshoot and repair.

Yes. Aluminum wiring (common in homes built 1960s-1970s) requires special care. It expands/contracts more than copper, leading to loose connections and fire risk.

Safe solutions:

• AL-rated devices: Special outlets/switches rated for aluminum wire
• Pigtailing: Short copper jumper from aluminum wire to outlet using approved connectors
• Full rewire: Replace aluminum with copper (expensive but permanent fix)

We follow CPSC guidelines for aluminum wiring. If your home has it, we'll explain your options during the service call.

Yes. We tap into an existing circuit (if it has capacity) or run a new dedicated circuit from the panel.

Cost depends on:

• Distance from power source to new outlet
• Whether we can fish wires through walls (vs. surface conduit)
• If a new circuit is needed (vs. tapping existing)
• Wall finish (drywall repair/paint)

Starting at $149 for the first outlet if we're tapping a nearby circuit. Custom quote for new circuit runs ($690+ for dedicated 20A circuit).

A dedicated circuit is a circuit that serves only one device or outlet—nothing else shares it.

You need dedicated circuits for:

• Code-required: Refrigerator, microwave, dishwasher, garbage disposal, bathroom outlets (sometimes)
• High-draw appliances: Window AC, space heater, power tools, EV charger
• Sensitive equipment: Home office, server rack, medical equipment (prevents power fluctuations)

We run a new wire from your panel to the device location. Typical 20A circuit: $690+ for runs up to 50 ft, $990+ for 50-100 ft.