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Overloaded or faulty wiring in your circuit breaker box can spark an electrical fire. If you experience an electrical fire, contact emergency services as you move to cut off the power supply. Evacuate the area until help arrives. Then, you can call an emergency electrician for help.

If your breaker box is crackling, sizzling, or buzzing, it could become a shock and fire hazard. While a low hum is typical, other noises might indicate an overloaded system. It is unsafe to touch a noisy breaker box, so contact a trusted emergency electrician right away. 

A downed power line or intense storm can leave you in the dark, but your circuit breaker could also be to blame. If the outage isn’t on your carrier’s end, turn off your primary cooling and heating appliances and contact a 24-hour electrician for emergency power outage services.

Something is wrong if your electrical system is giving off a burning smell. Call us immediately, whether you can pinpoint the origin of the odor or not. An overloaded circuit is one of the most common causes of an electrical burning smell. 

Brown stains on your outlet or switch might mean your outlets are overloaded, creating another fire and shock hazard. Don’t touch a burnt outlet or plug anything into it. Call a professional electrician immediately to correct the issue and ensure your safety. 

If your lights flicker occasionally, it probably isn’t an emergency. But if they dim and return to normal on a regular basis, give us a call. Frequent light flickering could point to an overloaded circuit or faulty wiring. 

If your circuit breakers trip frequently, one of our skilled electricians can get to the root of the problem. You could have an appliance with faulty wiring, a breaker that needs replacing, or a plugged-in appliance drawing too much current.