FAQs

Hiring licensed electricians ensures that your electrical work is safe, up to code, and done right the first time. According to Zippia, there are more than 442,000 electricians in the United States, but not all are licensed. Licensed electricians have the knowledge, skills, and training to handle even the most complex electrical issues. 

Our electrical services include:

- Electrical installations

- Repairs and troubleshooting

- Panel upgrades and replacements

- Rewiring for older homes

- Lighting installation (indoor and outdoor)

- Smart home system installations

- Electrical safety inspections

- Generator installation

- EV charging station installation

Contact our electrical contractors for more information on our services.

You might need an upgrade if:

- Your panel frequently trips or cannot support your energy needs

- You’re adding new appliances or increasing electrical loads

- Your panel is outdated or uses fuses instead of circuit breakers

Call one of our professional electricians for your electrical panel upgrade.

Some warning signs include:

- Flickering or dimming lights

- Frequently tripped breakers or blown fuses

- Burning smells or scorch marks on outlets or switches

- Outlets that are warm to the touch

If you notice any of these, contact one of our electrical contractors immediately.

Our electricians can help you with:

- Installing energy-efficient LED lighting

- Upgrading to energy-saving appliances

- Adding smart thermostats and systems to control energy usage

- Conducting an energy audit to identify areas for improvement

The duration depends on the complexity of the project. Our electricians have found that simple repairs can take an hour or two, while installations or larger projects might take several days. We’ll provide a clear timeline during your consultation.

Yes, our electricians provide 24/7 emergency services to ensure your safety and resolve urgent electrical issues promptly.

Our electrical contractors recommended having an electrical inspection every three to five years for newer homes and more frequently for older homes. Inspections are also necessary if you notice any problems or are planning renovations.

During a power outage, first check if it's an issue limited to your home or part of a broader area. If the problem is within your home, contact one of our electricians for troubleshooting and assistance. Avoid using electrical appliances until power is restored, and consider using surge protectors to prevent damage when the power returns.

Yes, our electricians can install backup generators to provide reliable power during outages. We’ll help you choose the right generator size and type for your home and ensure proper installation for seamless operation.