Frequently Asked Questions

If you’re dealing with anything more complicated than flipping a breaker or changing a bulb, it’s safer to bring in a licensed electrician. Flickering lights, warm outlets, repeated breaker trips, or burning smells should always be checked by a pro.

Yes. When something electrical goes sideways in the middle of the night, we can send an emergency electrician to troubleshoot the issue and keep your home or business safe.

Frequent breaker trips, buzzing sounds, dimming lights, scorch marks, or an older panel that hasn’t been touched in decades are all red flags. If you’re adding major appliances or EV chargers, upgrading is also smart.

Absolutely. We handle Level 1 and Level 2 EV charger installations and make sure your panel has the capacity to support it safely.

Simple fixes may take under an hour, while complex issues like rewiring or panel work can take several hours or a full day. After an inspection, we give clear timelines so you know exactly what to expect.

Yes—resetting a breaker is fine. But if it keeps tripping, that’s a symptom of a deeper issue like an overloaded circuit, faulty wiring, or a failing breaker.

Too many devices on one circuit, outdated wiring, damaged outlets, or high-demand appliances can all overload a system. An electrician can identify the true cause so you’re not guessing.

Yes. We replace faulty breakers, upgrade older panels, and make sure everything is properly matched to the electrical load in your home.

We do. Inspections are helpful before buying a house, after storm damage, or whenever you suspect outdated wiring may be an issue.

Most homes benefit from an inspection every 3–5 years. Older homes or houses with heavy power usage may need more frequent checkups.

Turn off power to that area and call an emergency electrician immediately. Burning smells usually mean overheating, loose wiring, or failing components.

Yes. Whether your home still has outdated wiring or you’re renovating, we provide full and partial rewiring to bring everything up to modern safety standards.

We service homes, offices, retail buildings, and industrial spaces. Each project is handled with the same level of precision and safety.

Homes older than 30–40 years often have wiring that wasn’t designed for modern electrical demand. Indicators include warm outlets, two-prong outlets, aluminum wiring, and frequent breaker issues.

Yes. We offer whole-home surge protection to safeguard your appliances, electronics, and HVAC systems.

Definitely. We install outlets, switches, LED lighting, recessed lighting, security lighting, and more.

We remove the old panel, install a new one with modern safety features, replace outdated breakers, and ensure the system is balanced and ready for your current and future electrical needs.

Yes, we provide clear pricing before starting any work so there are no surprises—ever.

If it’s safe to do so, turn off the main breaker and contact us immediately. Avoid touching anything that looks damaged, wet, or sparking.

Yes. Our work comes with a workmanship guarantee, and many of the parts we use carry manufacturer warranties as well.

Yes. Every electrician on our team is licensed, trained, and fully insured for your safety and peace of mind.

Yes. Flickering can be caused by loose connections, failing fixtures, overloaded circuits, or issues with the utility company. We’ll get to the bottom of it.

Emergency calls are prioritized, and in most cases we can dispatch a technician the same day or within hours depending on the situation.