Do I need to prepare anything before you arrive?
Lack of access to problem areas can make it difficult to repair as we need enough room to work with tools and/or ladders, so please keep the work area clear of obstacles. This includes the [...]
How much will repairs cost?
Repairs vary in cost depending on what is needing repair or replacement. The cheapest replacement would be a switch or receptacle replacement, followed by a light fixture or breaker replacement. Specialty devices such as GFCI, [...]
How long will it take for repairs?
Repairs for a device such as a receptacle, switch, or breaker typically takes about 20 minutes from start to finish. A light replacement—including removal of the old one—takes about 30 minutes. Installing a new/dedicated circuit [...]
Will there be exposed electrical piping?
In a finished home, it is very common to have run conduit exposed as the walls are closed up for wires. Unless otherwise requested by the homeowner, we use flexible conduit in order to get [...]
Will the price change from the flat rate?
The only time our flat rate price would change is if something outside the scope of our work isn’t safe or code-compliant, such as discovering damaged wiring or an existing safety hazard during the install.
How much will the installation cost?
We charge a flat rate regardless of how long the installation takes; we want you to feel comfortable knowing we’re performing quality work instead of rushing through an installation.
How long will the installation take?
We can’t guarantee any length of time for installation, but we can give you a rough estimate when we arrive on-site.
Can you provide an estimate before the installation?
For almost all projects, we require an on-site estimate first, free of charge. As every home is different, we need to see what potential challenges we might come across on an install before we give [...]
How much will it cost?
Since we don’t know what the problem is yet, we only charge our flat hourly rate for an inspection. If we find that replacement or repair is necessary, we will provide you with a quote [...]
How do you know if a device has stopped working?
Typically the voltage will not be standard if a device isn't working, or the device may be burned from where it can no longer accept an electrical connection.