TRUSTED ELECTRICAL SERVICE FOR HOMES ACROSS GREATER TULSAElectrical Repair & Troubleshooting

Why do my lights flicker sometimes?

Could be a loose wire, voltage drop, or overloaded circuit. We can figure it out quickly.

Why does my breaker keep tripping?

That usually means an overloaded circuit, short, or faulty breaker. Time to check it out.

Is it normal to get a small shock from an outlet?

Nope. That could mean a grounding problem or faulty wiring. Call us before it gets worse.

Why do I smell burning plastic near an outlet?

That’s a fire hazard. It could be a loose connection or overheating. Shut off power and call us ASAP.

What causes dead outlets?

Tripped GFCI, bad wiring, or worn out receptacles are common culprits. We’ll test and fix it.

How do I know if my panel is overloaded?

If your breakers trip often or you’ve added more appliances recently, it’s worth checking out.

Are buzzing outlets dangerous?

Yes. Buzzing usually means loose wires or arcing. That can spark a fire. Don’t wait on it.

Can you fix flickering LED lights?

Absolutely. It might be the dimmer switch, wiring, or the fixture itself. We’ll nail it down.

Do you work on commercial electrical problems too?

Yep—we handle repairs for restaurants, offices, retail stores, shops, you name it.

What’s included in troubleshooting service?

We test circuits, check loads, inspect wiring, and use diagnostic tools to track down the issue fast.

Do I need GFCI outlets everywhere?

Not everywhere, but anywhere near water—kitchens, baths, garages, and outdoors for sure.

What’s the difference between GFCI and AFCI?

GFCIs protect against shocks. AFCIs protect against fires from arc faults. Both have their place.

Can I upgrade to smart outlets?

Definitely. We can install Wi-Fi-controlled outlets, switches, and lighting controls in no time.

Is aluminum wiring safe?

Not really. It expands, contracts, and can loosen over time. We recommend upgrading to copper.

Do you replace broken light switches?

All the time. Whether it's not clicking or causing flickers, we’ll swap it out safely.

How fast can you come out for repairs?

Usually same day or next-day depending on the job. Call us and we’ll get it scheduled.

Is it safe to DIY a breaker swap?

Only if you know exactly what you're doing. One wrong move and you could get shocked or cause a fire.

Do you offer emergency electrical repairs?

Yes—we’re on call 24/7 for emergency outages, burnt panels, and urgent electrical issues.

What tools do you use for troubleshooting?

Multimeters, thermal cameras, voltage testers, and years of experience. We come prepared.

Can faulty wiring increase my power bill?

It can. Shorts and overloads can waste energy or strain your appliances. Worth checking into.

Can a bad light fixture damage my home’s wiring?

Yep. Faulty fixtures can cause overheating, shorts, or even arc damage in your wiring.

Do you provide written estimates for repairs?

Yes. We’re up front with pricing so you know what to expect—no surprises.

Can old outlets cause my phone to charge slowly?

They sure can. Loose connections and voltage drops affect charging efficiency.

What’s your service area?

We cover Tulsa, Broken Arrow, Claremore, Owasso, Bixby, Jenks, Catoosa, and surrounding towns.

Can I get my whole home inspected?

Absolutely. We offer full safety inspections to catch issues before they become emergencies.

Do you repair outdoor lighting too?

Yes—from porch lights and motion sensors to full landscape lighting systems.

How can I avoid future electrical problems?

Routine inspections, surge protection, and not overloading outlets helps a lot. We’ll guide you.

Are tripped breakers always a bad thing?

They’re doing their job—but frequent tripping needs a closer look. It means something’s off.

What causes power surges in the first place?

Lightning, utility switching, or even large appliances flipping on. We install surge protectors to help.

How do I schedule a repair with you?

Call us at 918‑921‑8984 or hit our contact form. We'll respond fast and fix it right.