Tripping breakers, dead outlets, flickering lights and mystery problems. We find the actual cause and fix it right, often without the big rewire someone else quoted.
Electrical problems are often a loose connection, a failing device or an overloaded circuit hiding behind a symptom somewhere else. We test methodically, explain what we found in plain language, and give you the price before we fix it.
Homeowners, landlords and businesses across Anne Arundel County call us for repairs, and we're available 24/7 when it can't wait.
What it may mean: An overloaded circuit, a short, or a failing appliance or breaker.
How we fix it: We trace the circuit, find the cause and repair the wiring, split the load or replace the breaker.
What it may mean: A loose connection, an overloaded circuit, or a problem at the panel or service.
How we fix it: We check fixtures, connections and the panel, then tighten, repair or replace what's failing.
What it may mean: A tripped breaker or GFCI upstream, or a loose or failed connection.
How we fix it: We find where power stops and repair the connection, outlet or circuit.
What it may mean: Heat from a loose connection or an overloaded device. This is a fire risk.
How we fix it: Stop using it. We replace the device and repair the wiring behind it.
What it may mean: Overheating wiring or equipment. This is a fire risk.
How we fix it: Call right away. We make it safe, find the source and repair it.
What it may mean: Loose connections, failing breakers or an overloaded panel.
How we fix it: Call right away. We inspect the panel and repair or replace breakers, or the panel itself.
What it may mean: A ground fault on the circuit, moisture, or a failed GFCI device.
How we fix it: We find the fault, fix the cause and replace the device if needed.
What it may mean: Part of the home is out. It's often a problem with the main panel, a service connection or the utility side.
How we fix it: We test the panel and service and repair our side. If it's the utility's equipment, we tell you so you can call the utility.
What it may mean: Large appliances cycling, wiring problems, or surges from outside.
How we fix it: We look for the cause and can install whole-home surge protection.
What it may mean: Older panel brands that many electricians recommend replacing.
How we fix it: We evaluate the panel and, if it should go, replace it with a new one.
What it may mean: Found in some older homes. Connections can loosen and overheat over time.
How we fix it: We inspect it and repair connections with approved methods, or rewire where needed.
What it may mean: A loose socket, a fixture problem, or voltage issues on the circuit.
How we fix it: We check the fixture, socket and circuit voltage, then repair or replace what's causing it.
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Breakers that trip or won't reset
Dead outlets and switches
Flickering or dimming lights
Surges, shorts and partial power loss
Old or damaged wiring
Burning smells or warm outlets (call right away)
Appliance cords and connections that failed
Commercial lighting and equipment circuits
When a home adds central air, a finished basement or an EV, breakers that never tripped before can start tripping. We find out whether it's an overloaded circuit, a failing breaker or a wiring fault before recommending a fix.
More about electrical work in CroftonIn older Annapolis houses and converted cottages near the South River, flicker is often a loose connection somewhere along a circuit that has been extended over the years. We trace it and repair it.
More about electrical work in AnnapolisWhen it happens and what's affected.
We trace the circuit and find the cause.
You approve the price before work.
We repair it and test it with you.
Quick answers to what neighbors ask us most.
Tripping breakers, dead outlets, flickering lights, warm outlets, buzzing panels, partial power loss and more. See the list of common problems on this page.
Sometimes it's just a bulb, but flicker across several lights or with other symptoms can mean a loose connection. Have it checked.
Call (443) 515-0559 right away for a burning smell, sparks, smoke, or an outlet or panel that's hot to the touch. If there's fire or smoke, call 911 first.
Yes. We troubleshoot and repair electrical problems in homes and businesses.
Yes. We assess the problem first and explain the price before the repair starts.
We'll tell you. If a panel is failing or the service is too small, we explain your options, including a panel upgrade.
Yes. We're open 24 hours, 7 days a week. Call or text (443) 515-0559 any time.
Annapolis and all of Anne Arundel County, plus Bowie, Baltimore, Howard County and Queen Anne's County (including Kent Island). We also take jobs in Washington, DC and Northern Virginia. Call or text (443) 515-0559 to check your address.
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