Most electrical problems in Georgia homes are not mysterious once someone actually tests them. A dead string of outlets is usually a failed backstabbed connection or a tripped GFCI two rooms away. A breaker that will not hold is either genuinely overloaded or protecting you from a real fault. We find out which, then tell you the price to fix it.
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Around-the-clock response for outages, sparking outlets, burning smells and dead circuits.
100 to 200 amp service upgrades, breaker box replacement, sub panels and fuse box removal.
Full and partial rewires, knob-and-tube and aluminum wiring replacement, two-prong outlet upgrades.
Level 2 home charging, Tesla Wall Connector, load calculations and dedicated 240V circuits.
Standby and whole-house generators, automatic transfer switches, portable generator inlets.
Recessed lighting, fixtures, ceiling fans, outdoor and landscape lighting, LED retrofits.
Offices, restaurants, retail, warehouses and light industrial. After-hours work available.
Smart switches, home automation wiring, structured cabling, doorbell cameras and hubs.
Questions
Nine times out of ten in Georgia homes it is a tripped GFCI receptacle upstream, often in a garage, bathroom or exterior wall, protecting outlets in other rooms. The other common cause is a failed push-in connection at a device. Both are quick fixes once located.
We charge a diagnostic fee to find the problem, then quote a flat repair price before doing the work. If you approve the repair on the same visit, the diagnostic applies toward it. Call (866) 651-5242 and we will explain the numbers before you book.
That is an overloaded circuit rather than a fault, and the fix is a dedicated circuit for the heavy appliance. Kitchens in older Georgia homes frequently have one or two circuits doing the work of six.
Yes, treat it as urgent. Warmth means resistance, and resistance at a connection is what starts electrical fires. Stop using the outlet, switch off the breaker if you can identify it, and call (866) 651-5242.
We do. We check the service, panel, grounding, GFCI and AFCI protection, visible wiring methods and device condition, then give you a written report with photos and a prioritized list of what actually matters.
Usually, yes. We fish new runs through wall cavities from an attic, basement or crawlspace and cut only the opening needed for the box. On slab homes with finished ceilings the route is trickier, and we will tell you honestly before we start.
By city
Every one of our 540 Georgia city pages includes this service.
Reviews
We moved into a 1968 ranch with a fuse box and two-prong outlets everywhere. They mapped the whole house, gave us a written plan, and did the rewire in stages so we never lost the kitchen.
Tom & Alicia W.Whole house rewiring · GeorgiaRecessed lights in the living room and a dimmer that actually works with LEDs. They vacuumed the drywall dust before they left, which I did not expect.
Colleen M.Lighting installation · GeorgiaUpgraded us from 100 to 200 amp so we could add the heat pump. Handled the utility coordination and the permit, which was the part I was dreading.
Everett B.Panel upgrade · GeorgiaLines are answered 24 hours a day. Flat price agreed before we start.