Sparks, a burning smell, or no power? Call now.

Some problems cannot wait. Tell us what is happening and we tell you what to do right now and how fast we can be there.

Call right away if

These are the signs we treat as urgent.

Burning smell or scorch marks

Switch the breaker off if you can reach it safely, then call. If there is fire, call 911 first.

A breaker that keeps tripping

It is protecting you from something. Do not hold it, tape it, or swap it for a bigger one.

Water near wiring

A leak into a panel, outlet, or fixture is an emergency. Keep clear and call.

Half the house is out

Dimming lights or partial power often means a lost leg from the utility or a failing main.

After hours

Step 1

A few questions to know whether it is dangerous right now and what to switch off while you wait.

Step 2

An honest arrival window and the after-hours rate before anyone rolls a truck.

Step 3

The immediate danger first, a permanent fix next, and a walkthrough of what we found.

Do you come out at night and on weekends?

Say here exactly when you take emergency calls, so nobody is guessing at 2 a.m.

Is there an after-hours fee?

State your after-hours rate here, plainly.

What should I do while I wait?

If you smell burning or see sparks, switch off the breaker if it is safe, keep people away from the area, and call 911 if there is any fire.

My power is out. Is it you or the utility?

If the neighbors are out too, call the utility first. If it is only you, or only part of the house, call us.

Call now and we tell you what to do first.