Find the fault, then fix it.

Most repair calls start with something small that won't go away. A breaker trips every afternoon, half the kitchen outlets quit, or the casita makes a high-pitched noise. The fix is usually simple. Finding it is the part that takes skill, and that is where a lot of our reviews come from.

We test before we replace anything. Sometimes it turns out to be one loose wire in a switch box. Sometimes it is a breaker that was installed wrong, or a part that has failed. Either way you hear what we found and why it matters before we fix it.

What the job includes

• Outlets, switches and breakers that have stopped working
• Breakers that trip, and circuits that run warm
• Flickering, buzzing or humming lights and fixtures
• GFCI protection for kitchens, baths, garages, spas and pools
• Smoke alarm replacement
• Inspection and testing before a sale, a remodel or new equipment
• Emergency calls, 24 hours a day

Signs it's time to call

• A breaker that trips again right after you reset it
• An outlet or switch plate that is warm, scorched, or smells like hot plastic
• Lights that dim when the AC kicks on
• A GFCI that won't reset, or one that doesn't trip when you test it
• Something that "another electrician already fixed" and is doing it again

What it costs

A repair is priced on what it actually takes. One bad switch is a short visit, and a fault buried in an old building takes longer to trace. We explain what we found and what the fix involves before the work starts, so the price doesn't surprise you.

From a customer

"There were some loose wires in a switch that were causing my garage door opener and my air conditioner to not work. It was a processing finding the right wires but he did and I am so grateful after three days without air conditioning."Jane A., Google review