Quad Outlet Installation

Yes. Professionally installed four-plug outlets reduce fire risks and tripping hazards associated with overloaded power strips. They also meet electrical code requirements when installed correctly, offering a safer, cleaner, and more reliable solution.

Quad outlets are ideal for high-traffic, high-demand areas such as kitchens, home offices, media centers, bedrooms, and workshops. A licensed Mr. Electric professional can assess your space and recommend optimal placement.

Some scenarios in which a four-plug outlet installation makes sense include:

• You’re upgrading your home office: Remote work is here to stay, and so is the demand for safe, reliable power for multiple devices.
• You’re remodeling: Whether it’s a kitchen, garage, or basement, remodeling is the perfect time to make your space cleaner and smarter.
• You have kids or teens: More people, more devices. Enough said!
• You’ve outgrown your power strip: If your surge protector is maxed out or constantly tripping, it’s time for a better solution.

It’s strongly recommended that you hire a licensed electrician. Installing a double duplex receptacle involves cutting drywall, understanding circuit load capacity, and ensuring code compliance—tasks best handled by trained experts.

Yes. An electrician will evaluate whether your existing circuit can handle the additional load. In some cases, you may need a new dedicated circuit to prevent overloading and ensure code compliance.

While it’s a small upgrade, a well-placed quad outlet improves electrical functionality and safety—features that many homebuyers value. When bundled with other upgrades, such as USB outlets, it can enhance convenience and appeal.