Assess the device and the circuit behind it
An outlet that has stopped working or a switch that operates inconsistently may have a local fault or a problem elsewhere on its circuit. Replacing the visible device does not automatically address the cause.
We handle outlet and switch work for homes and businesses in Pasco and Pinellas County.
Repairing an existing device
Tell us what the device does, what is connected to it and whether other outlets or lights are affected. The assessment may involve the device, connections, circuit protection or the supply to that location.
- Outlets that no longer supply power or hold a plug securely.
- Switches with intermittent operation.
- Controls that do not suit the connected lighting equipment.
- Questions about protection for a particular location.
Adding an outlet or changing controls
A new location needs a suitable wiring route and circuit capacity for its intended use. Kitchens, bathrooms, outdoor areas and other locations can have specific protection requirements. Equipment instructions also matter when selecting a device or control.
If the load calls for a separate supply, see our dedicated circuit services. For a wider lighting change, see indoor and outdoor lighting.
Questions about outlet and switch work
Can a dead outlet be fixed by changing the receptacle?
Sometimes the device is the cause; sometimes the fault is elsewhere. Diagnosis determines whether replacement is the appropriate repair.
Can you install a dimmer or smart switch?
Tell us the proposed model and the equipment it will control. Wiring, load compatibility and product requirements need review. A device installation does not imply a complete smart-home integration service.
Tell us what you need
Include your location, symptoms or proposed installation, and any relevant equipment information. Do not remove covers or touch wiring to investigate.
Request outlet or switch service or call (727) 243-7050. For an uncertain fault affecting several devices, start with electrical troubleshooting.
Before you contact us
Describe the affected device, what is connected and whether other equipment is affected. For a new outlet, explain its intended use and location.
Stop using visibly damaged equipment. Do not remove a cover or touch wiring to gather information.
