Find your situation below. If it's the red one, do the thing it says beforeyou book anything — we'd rather you be safe than be a customer.
Kill that circuit at the breaker. If there's smoke or the panel is hot, leave and call 911.
Call now — (555) 727-3111Something is overloaded, loose, or failing. Worth an electrician today — it rarely gets better on its own.
Book today →Flat-rate quote, permit pulled, inspection scheduled. Most of these get quoted on the first visit.
Get a quote →Flat rate by the job, approved before we start. No hourly clock running while someone drives to the supply house, and the permit is inside the number — not a line item that shows up later.
Tell us what it's doing. Safety issues jump the line.
Safety calls jump the line automatically — the booking flow flags them and puts you in the next open slot instead of next week.
Shut that circuit off at the breaker. If there is smoke, flame, or the panel itself is hot to the touch, get everyone out and call 911 first. Then call us.
(555) 727-3111Breaker tripping, half the house dark, outlets that quit — we find the cause.
$119 diagnostic100A to 200A service, and getting rid of the panels insurers won't cover.
$1,800 – $3,400Level 2 charging, sized to your panel and your car — with the permit.
$650 – $1,900Fixtures, recessed lighting, new circuits, outdoor and garage outlets.
From $185Standby and portable hookups done safely — no suicide cords.
From $900Buying, selling, or the house is older than you are.
$249That call can't go to voicemail. Our front desk answers, walks them to the breaker, and books the first slot — safety handled before scheduling.
A homeowner smells hot plastic near an outlet and doesn't know if they should sleep in the house.
A homeowner smells hot plastic near an outlet and doesn't know if they should sleep in the house.
The front desk has them kill that circuit at the breaker before anything else, and asks whether the panel itself is warm.
Circuit off, no smoke, no heat at the panel — safe to wait, first priority in the morning.
The job lands on tomorrow's board with the notes, and the homeowner gets a text with the window.
Treat it like one. Shut the circuit off at the breaker and call. Most turn out to be a failing outlet or an overloaded extension cord — but an overheating connection inside a wall is how house fires start.
Often no. We do a load calculation first; plenty of 100A services can carry a charger with load management. We'd rather sell you the $200 device than a $2,800 panel you don't need.
Because the inspection protects you, and because unpermitted electrical work shows up in a home inspection later. It's built into the flat price — you're not paying extra for it.
For anything on the flat-rate list, yes. For troubleshooting, no one honest can — we charge $119 to find the cause and credit it toward the fix.