Something’s not working? Start here.
Describe the symptom — or text a photo — and we’ll tell you honestly whether it’s urgent, DIY-able, or worth a visit. No drama, no upsell.
Sound familiar? We’ve fixed it before.
Flickering or dimming lights
Often a loose neutral or overloaded circuit — worth diagnosing before it cooks a fixture.
Dead outlets or switches
Half the room stops working: tripped GFCI, failed device, or a broken run.
Breaker keeps tripping
Breakers trip for a reason. We find the reason instead of just resetting it.
Burning smell or buzzing
Stop using the circuit and call now — this is the one you don’t sit on.
Hot outlets or switch plates
Heat means resistance where it shouldn’t be. Quick to check, dangerous to ignore.
Half the house went dark
Lost leg from the utility or a failing main — we’ll help you rule out the scary options.
GFCI won’t reset
Could be moisture, a downstream fault, or the device itself. Methodical beats guessing.
It only happens sometimes
Intermittent faults are our favorite puzzle — and the ones most worth solving early.
Diagnosis is the job — the fix is the easy part
Triage by phone or text
A photo and two questions often tell us whether you need us today or next week — before you pay for anything.
Methodical fault-finding
We trace the circuit, test properly, and show you what we found — not just where we stopped looking.
Fix it right, prove it
Quality parts, torqued connections, and a test in front of you. Plus what caused it, so it doesn’t come back.
Repair questions, answered straight
Do you charge to come out and look?
Pricing structure (trip fees, diagnostic rates, and how they credit toward repairs) is set with the client and published transparently on this page before launch — no surprises is the whole point.
Can I just keep resetting the breaker?
A breaker that trips repeatedly is protecting you from something — overload, short, or a failing device. Resetting it over and over ignores the warning. Worth a proper look.
Is a dead outlet ever an emergency?
Usually no — unless it comes with heat, smell, or scorch marks. Text us a photo and we’ll tell you honestly which bucket you’re in.
Do you handle aluminum wiring and older Denver homes?
Older housing stock is a big part of Front Range work — mid-century panels, cloth wiring, and previous owners’ creative fixes included. We diagnose before we judge.
Stop guessing. Start with a text.
Send a photo of the problem to (720) 555-0148 — we’ll tell you what it likely is and what to do next.