Dead outlets and tripping breakers, panel upgrades and EV chargers: one licensed crew for the everyday repair and the bigger project. We explain the work before we start it.
Arrival windows, text updates when we’re on the way
01 — WHAT WE DO
One crew, from the outlet to the panel.
Everyday repairs and the bigger projects, handled by the same licensed team.
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01 / 07 · THE PANEL
It all runs through the panel.
“The breaker box? I just leave that alone.”
Every circuit in the house starts here, so it’s where we start too: what’s on each breaker, how loaded it is, and what’s changed since it went in.
02 / 07 · KITCHEN
Outlets and switches
“The outlet by the coffee maker just quit.”
Usually a tripped GFCI somewhere else, a loose connection, or a worn-out device. A quick fix once we find it.
03 / 07 · BATH
Breakers and GFCIs
“The bathroom outlet won’t reset, and a breaker keeps tripping.”
A trip is a warning, not a nuisance. We trace the cause, whether it’s an overloaded circuit, moisture, or a failing device, and fix that, not just the reset.
04 / 07 · LIVING ROOM
Fixtures, fans and lighting
“We want a fan in here, and the lights flicker when the AC kicks on.”
Fans and fixtures go on properly braced boxes. Flicker usually points to a loose connection or a shared circuit, and it’s worth finding.
05 / 07 · GARAGE
EV charging
“We just got an EV and we’re charging it off a wall plug.”
We check that the panel can handle it, then run a dedicated circuit so it charges fully overnight.
06 / 07 · OUTSIDE
Lighting, backup and surge
“The yard’s dark at night, and last monsoon we lost power for a day.”
Landscape and security lighting, a generator hookup that keeps the essentials running, and whole-home surge protection.
07 / 07 · WHOLE HOUSE
Panel and service upgrades
“Every new appliance needs a breaker we don’t have room for.”
When the house needs more than the old panel can give, we plan the upgrade around what you run today and what’s coming next.
Clear from the first request to the final walkthrough.
01
Book online or call.
Pick a time that works or give us a call. Either way, it takes a couple of minutes.
02
Text confirmation, then an on-the-way text.
You’ll get a confirmation right away, and a text with your tech’s name when they’re headed to your door.
03
Diagnosis and an upfront price.
We find the cause, explain your options, and quote the work. Nothing starts until you say yes.
04
Tested, cleaned up, walked through.
Everything is tested, the area is left tidy, and we show you what was done.
05 — WHAT HOMEOWNERS SAY
What homeowners say
4.9
from 180+ reviews
Marcus T.Mesa
Outlet repair
Two kitchen outlets quit overnight. The tech found a loose connection behind the first one, replaced both, and tested the circuit before he packed up. He showed me the tester reading, which I appreciated.
Priya S.Gilbert
EV charger
They checked our panel first and told us plainly there was room for a 240-volt circuit. The conduit runs straight along the garage wall, and they had floor mats down the whole time. Done in an afternoon.
Linda K.Chandler
Panel upgrade
Our old panel was full and none of the breakers were labeled. They swapped it for a 200-amp panel, handled the utility shutoff, and taped a printed directory inside the door. The final bill matched the written estimate.
06 — PRACTICAL ANSWERS
Good to know before you reach out.
Where we work
Mesa
Gilbert
Chandler
Tempe
Scottsdale
Queen Creek
HoursMon–Fri 7am–5pm · Sat 8am–12pm
No. Tell us what you’ve noticed: which room, when it happens, anything you heard or smelled. Working out the cause is our job.
Yes. Dead outlets, switches, fixtures, ceiling fans, and tripping breakers are everyday work for us, and they get the same care as a panel upgrade.
A service call is a diagnostic visit. Once we find the problem, you get a firm price before any work begins, and you decide from there. No surprise billing, ever.
Instead of an all-day wait, we give you a 2-hour window, like 10 to 12. When your tech is on the way, you get a text with their name so you know who’s knocking.
Often, yes, but it comes down to your panel’s capacity and what else runs in the house. We do a load check at the on-site estimate and tell you plainly whether you need a new circuit, a load-management device, or a panel upgrade.
If you see sparks or smoke, or smell burning, get everyone clear and call 911. For downed lines, call your utility. For no power or a hot panel, call us directly at (480) 555-0142 so we can talk you through it.
07 — BOOK ONLINE
Book a time that works.
Pick a window. We’ll text to confirm, and again when we’re on the way.
No power, sparks, or a burning smell? If you see sparks or smoke, or smell burning, get everyone clear and call 911. For downed lines, call your utility.
