Outlets, switches & new circuits
Licensed electricians serving North Texas, from Dallas and Fort Worth up to Wichita Falls.
“What impressed me most was how organized the electrician stayed during the entire job. Tools were kept neatly to one side, wires labeled properly, and nothing was left scattered around the floor. He repaired two faulty switches and fixed a buzzing outlet that had bothered us for months.”
Never enough outlets where you need them? We add new ones, swap out worn ones, and put in GFCI protection in kitchens, baths, garages, and outside, so your family stays safe.
What we handle
- New outlets and switches
- GFCI outlets for kitchens, baths, and outdoors
- USB outlets and dimmer switches
- Dedicated circuits for appliances
- Smoke detector installation
- Outlets in hard-to-reach spots
More outlets, fewer extension cords
Power strips plugged into power strips are a fire risk. Adding outlets where you actually use them is safer and a lot less cluttered.
GFCI protection where it counts
GFCI outlets cut power in a split second if electricity starts going where it shouldn’t, like through water. They belong in kitchens, bathrooms, garages, laundry rooms, and outdoors. Many older homes don’t have them.
Dedicated circuits
Big appliances like freezers, microwaves, window units, and workshop tools often need a circuit of their own. If a breaker trips every time you run one, a dedicated circuit is usually the fix.
Common questions
Can you replace two-prong outlets with three-prong ones?
Yes, but it has to be done right. A three-prong outlet without a ground just hides the problem. We’ll add proper grounding or GFCI protection.
An outlet feels warm. Is that bad?
Yes. A warm or buzzing outlet can mean a loose connection or an overloaded circuit. Stop using it and give us a call.
Do you install smoke detectors?
We do, including hardwired detectors that are connected so they all go off together.
Have a different question? Call or text 940-636-9158
Breaker won’t reset? Power out?
Call or text any time, day or night. We’ll get an electrician headed your way.
If you see smoke or flames, get everyone out and call 911 first.