Residential Services

Lighting installations, including ceiling lights, wall sconces, and track lighting
Power outlets, including standard outlets, GFCI outlets, and USB outlets
Electrical panels, which distribute power throughout a building
Electrical wiring, which carries electricity from the source to the end use
Circuit breakers, which protect electrical systems from overload or short circuits
Electrical switches, which control the flow of electricity to lights and appliances
Smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors, which alert occupants to potential hazards
Ceiling fans, which help circulate air and can also have built-in lighting
Electric water heaters, which heat water for domestic use
Electric furnaces and air conditioners, which regulate the temperature in a building
Solar panels, which generate electricity from the sun’s energy
Electric car charging stations, which provide a way to charge electric vehicles at home or in public spaces.

Replacing a blown fuse or resetting a tripped circuit breaker
Replacing a faulty light switch or electrical outlet
Repairing or replacing damaged electrical wiring
Fixing a broken circuit breaker or electrical panel
Replacing a faulty smoke detector or carbon monoxide detector
Repairing or replacing a malfunctioning ceiling fan
Fixing a malfunctioning electric water heater or furnace
Troubleshooting and repairing issues with electrical appliances, such as refrigerators, dishwashers, or washing machines
Troubleshooting and repairing issues with solar panels, including faulty wiring or inverters.

Regularly inspecting electrical panels and circuit breakers to ensure proper operation and identifying any signs of wear or damage.
Checking electrical outlets and switches for loose connections, damaged wires, or other signs of wear.
Replacing light bulbs as needed and inspecting light fixtures for damage or wear.
Cleaning ceiling fans to remove dirt and debris that can cause the motor to wear out more quickly.
Inspecting and cleaning HVAC equipment to ensure proper operation and efficiency.
Checking and cleaning electrical contacts and connections in electrical equipment to prevent corrosion.
Inspecting and cleaning solar panels to ensure they are operating at maximum efficiency.
Testing and replacing smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors as recommended by the manufacturer.
Conducting regular inspections and maintenance of backup generators and other emergency power systems.

Upgrading the electrical panel to accommodate additional circuits or higher amperage needs.
Installing new electrical outlets or switches in locations where they are needed.
Upgrading to energy-efficient lighting, such as LED or CFL bulbs, to save on energy costs and reduce environmental impact.
Installing a home automation system to control lighting, temperature, and other electrical systems from a single device.
Adding new circuits for appliances, such as an electric range or hot tub.
Renovating a kitchen or bathroom and upgrading electrical wiring and fixtures to meet modern safety and energy efficiency standards.
Installing a backup generator to provide power during outages or emergencies.
Upgrading to a smart thermostat to save energy and control heating and cooling remotely.
Adding outdoor lighting for safety and security purposes.
Upgrading to a whole-house surge protector to protect electrical systems from power surges.

Power outage affecting the entire property or a significant portion of it
Sparks, smoke, or fire coming from an electrical device or outlet
Electrical equipment malfunctioning or failing to operate properly
Circuit breaker repeatedly tripping or fuses repeatedly blowing
Electrical shocks or tingling sensations when touching an electrical device or outlet
Sudden and unexplained fluctuations in power supply or voltage
Buzzing or humming sounds coming from electrical devices or outlets
Power surges or power spikes that damage electronic equipment
Water damage or flooding that affects electrical systems or equipment

Planning a new construction project or renovation that will involve electrical work.
Assessing the electrical system in an older home or building for safety and compliance with modern codes and standards.
Evaluating the electrical system in a home or building before purchasing it to identify any potential issues or upgrades that may be needed.
Seeking advice on energy-efficient upgrades, such as upgrading to LED lighting or installing a smart thermostat.
Determining the best location for electrical outlets, switches, and lighting fixtures in a new construction or renovation project.
Planning and installing a home automation system to control lighting, temperature, and other electrical systems from a single device.
Evaluating the electrical system in a commercial building to ensure compliance with local building codes and safety standards.
Troubleshooting and identifying the cause of electrical problems, such as flickering lights or electrical surges.
Determining the feasibility and requirements for installing alternative energy sources, such as solar panels or wind turbines.
Developing a plan for backup power systems, such as a generator, to ensure continued operation during power outages or emergencies.