Request a repair visit or electrical project assessment
Request the right repair or project visit
Request Electrical Service
For fire, smoke, sparking, or an immediate shock hazard
Move people away from the equipment and call emergency services when there is an active fire or immediate danger. Do not touch a hot panel, meter enclosure, exposed conductor, wet electrical equipment, or damaged overhead service. Do not remove covers or repeatedly reset a breaker. A…
WHAT TO KNOW
For a repair or troubleshooting visit
Include the property address or ZIP code, the rooms or equipment affected, whether the circuit works at all, and what the breaker or GFCI device has done. Mention heat, odor, sound, discoloration, water exposure, recent remodeling, a new appliance, or work by another trade. If the problem comes and goes, note when…
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT
For a panel, charger, generator, lighting, or rewiring project
Describe the result you want rather than choosing the electrical design in advance. Include the property type, current panel location, proposed appliance or equipment, parking or generator location, rooms involved, desired schedule, and whether plans or another contractor are already in place. For commercial work, include operating hours, the property-management contact, ceiling…
REQUEST ELECTRICAL SERVICE
Tell us what stopped working or what you plan to add.
Repair or project visit
Send the service address, the affected circuit or equipment, and whether the request is a repair, assessment, or planned installation.
Request Electrical Service
Describe the repair or project and provide the service address.
Request Electrical Service: common questions
Provide your contact information, service address or ZIP code, residential or commercial property type, the symptom or planned project, and any immediate safety concern. Equipment details and safe photos are helpful but not required.
Yes. Panel, charging, generator, lighting, and rewiring choices should follow a review of the property, loads, route, access, and intended use. Include equipment only when you have already selected or purchased it.