Residential

If you experience a power outage, start by checking whether it’s limited to your home or affecting your neighborhood. If only your home is impacted, check your circuit breaker panel for a tripped breaker.

Unplug sensitive electronics like TVs, computers, and appliances to protect them from power surges when electricity is restored. Use flashlights instead of candles to reduce fire risk, and keep refrigerator and freezer doors closed to preserve food as long as possible.

If the outage appears widespread, contact your utility provider to report it and get updates. During extended outages, consider using a backup generator—but only operate it outdoors and away from windows for safety.

If you notice unusual signs like burning smells, sparking, or partial power loss in your home, contact a licensed electrician immediately, as this may indicate a more serious electrical issue.

Common signs include flickering lights, frequently tripped breakers, buzzing sounds, burning odors, or outlets that don’t work. If you notice any of these, call us and we can inspect your system!

There are several simple ways to lower your energy costs without sacrificing comfort. Start by switching to energy-efficient LED lighting, which uses significantly less electricity than traditional bulbs. We install a variety of energy efficient options such as LED lighting, smart switches and thermostats, and so much more!

Yes! We offer clear, upfront estimates before any work begins. Contact us to discuss your project and we’ll provide accurate pricing with no surprises. 

Yes! We are fully licensed and insured for your safety and peace of mind. Our work meets all local and national electrical codes.