It's crucial to contact a licensed electrician for any major electrical work, including new installations, rewiring, panel upgrades, or addressing persistent issues. Attempting DIY electrical work can be hazardous and may not comply with necessary codes, potentially compromising safety and insurance coverage.

Indeed, we hold all required licenses and insurance. This ensures that our work adheres to state and local regulations, and provides protection for our clients in the event of any unforeseen incidents or damages during the job.

An electrical inspection involves a thorough examination of your home's electrical system, encompassing wiring, outlets, and the circuit breaker panel. We recommend inspections for older properties, following significant renovations, or when buying or selling a home to ensure safety standards are met and code compliance is maintained.

Repeatedly tripping circuit breakers often indicate an overloaded circuit, faulty wiring, or a malfunctioning appliance. Our electricians can identify and address these issues to mitigate potential fire risks.

To enhance electrical safety, consider installing GFCI outlets in moisture-prone areas, updating old wiring, avoiding circuit overloads, implementing surge protection, and scheduling regular electrical inspections. Additionally, ensure proper installation and maintenance of smoke and carbon monoxide detectors.

If you detect a burning odor or hear sizzling sounds from an outlet, immediately cut off power to the affected area and contact a licensed electrician. These signs may indicate serious electrical issues that could lead to fire hazards.

Certainly, we offer installation services for smart home systems, security cameras, and electric vehicle (EV) charging stations. Our team ensures proper integration and adherence to safety standards for these modern electrical additions.

We stand behind our work with a satisfaction guarantee, providing our clients with peace of mind regarding the quality and reliability of our electrical services.

We advise scheduling an electrical inspection every 3 to 5 years, or more frequently if you notice issues such as flickering lights or frequent circuit breaker trips. Older homes may benefit from more regular inspections to maintain optimal safety. It's also wise to have an inspection after completing major renovations.