Electrical Services from Local Professionals

If you’ve found yourself struggling to find quality electrical services near you, you don’t have to search anymore. Mr. Electric’s experts perform repairs, upgrades, and installations with an unmatched eye for detail. When you need quality electrical services at your home or business, call us or complete our service request form.

Electrical repairs should only be performed by licensed professionals. Attempting DIY electrical work can result in serious safety hazards, including electric shock, fire risk, or code violations. Licensed electricians are trained to complete all work safely, accurately, and in compliance with current electrical standards.

Contact a licensed electrician if you experience frequent breaker trips, flickering lights, warm or discolored outlets, or unusual electrical odors. These signs may indicate faulty wiring or overloaded circuits. You should also consult a professional when planning renovations, installing major appliances, or upgrading your electrical system to ensure everything is up to code.

Yes. According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), faulty wiring is a leading cause of electrical fires every year. Damaged or outdated wires can cause overheating, sparking, or arcing that may ignite surrounding materials. Routine inspections by a licensed electrician can detect and resolve these hazards early.

Annual electrical maintenance is recommended to ensure your system operates safely and efficiently. A professional electrical safety inspection should include:

• Testing GFCI and AFCI outlets
• Inspecting wiring and panels for signs of wear or corrosion
• Checking and replacing smoke and carbon monoxide detector batteries
• Reviewing appliance connections and surge protection

Older homes or high-demand systems may benefit from more frequent evaluations. Your electrician should communicate with you throughout the process to ensure you understand your home’s electrical needs.

Electrical panels don’t need to be replaced very often. They should be upgraded if they’re outdated, trip circuits frequently, or fail to meet the needs of your household—especially if you use high-demand appliances. A licensed electrician can assess whether your panel needs an upgrade to accommodate modern electrical loads and enhance safety.

If your outlets have stopped working, it could be due to a tripped circuit breaker, faulty wiring, or an electrical overload. First, check your breaker panel to see if a circuit has been tripped. If resetting the breaker doesn't work, contact a licensed electrician to inspect the outlets and ensure safe electrical repairs.