Frequently Asked Questions
If your lights are flickering, this indicates an electrical overload or another similar issue. To avoid any safety problems, you should get a certified electrician to inspect the problem area right away.
Light switches can only handle a certain amount of electricity, and if they reach maximum capacity, they will be hot. This typically indicates a faulty switch, a problem with the wiring, or something else. It can be a serious safety hazard and should be addressed by a professional immediately.
You will know if your electrical outlet is burning because you will probably see discoloration around an outlet. You may also notice a strange smell or feel that an outlet is unusually hot. In any case, this can put you at risk of an electric shock and can even be a fire hazard.
If you think your outlet is burning, call an electrician immediately.
We’re always happy to help people budget and plan for their lighting repairs and installations. You can get an estimate by calling us at (469) 952-0456.
All of our electricians are up to speed on local permitting and coding policies, and they hold all the permits needed for rewiring and other extensive electrical projects.
When they come to your house for a consultation, they will be able to tell you precisely what you need with regards to permits and coding.
GFCI stands for Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter. These devices protect you from shocks as you use electrical equipment in your home. Essentially, they automatically shut off the electricity if there is an imminent danger of electrocution.
If you do not have these necessary safety devices in your home, you should consider getting a GFCI installed today.
From service inspections to final assessments on new builds, we offer a wide range of electrical inspections. Our certified experts can conduct examinations for insurance purposes, home sales, and much more.
We are always happy to help homeowners and business owners find energy-efficient lighting solutions so that they can save money on electricity.
When you call us for a consultation, we can inspect your space and suggest solutions that fit your needs and budget.