Receptacle (Outlet) Circuits

Electrical companies handle the installation, repair, and upgrading of circuits that supply power to outlets around the home.

 Common services include:

1. New Outlet Installation

   • Adding new receptacles in living rooms, bedrooms, kitchens, garages, or outdoors.

   • Installing dedicated circuits for heavy appliances (refrigerator, microwave, washer/dryer, etc.).

2. Upgrading Existing Circuits

   • Converting old two-prong outlets to modern three-prong grounded outlets.

   • Installing AFCI (Arc-Fault Circuit Interrupter) or GFCI (Ground-Fault Circuit Interrupter)

 protection where required by code (bathrooms, kitchens, garages, outdoors, basements).

3. Troubleshooting & Repairs

   • Fixing outlets that don’t work or circuits that trip breakers.

   • Correcting loose wiring, overheating issues, or damaged receptacles.

4. Safety & Code Compliance

   • Ensuring proper spacing of outlets per National Electrical Code (NEC).

   • Making sure outlets are properly grounded and bonded.

Lighting Circuits

These circuits provide power to indoor and outdoor lighting systems. Typical services include:

1. New Lighting Installation

   • Installing ceiling fixtures, recessed lights, chandeliers, pendant lights, and under-cabinet lighting.

   • Running new circuits or extending existing ones to support added lights.

2. Switching & Controls

   • Installing standard switches, three-way/four-way switches, and dimmers.

   • Setting up smart switches, timers, or occupancy sensors for energy savings.

3. Outdoor & Specialty Lighting

   • Installing porch lights, security lights, landscape lighting, and motion-activated fixtures.

   • Adding weatherproof wiring and proper circuit protection for outdoor use.

4. Troubleshooting & Repairs

   • Fixing flickering lights, dead switches, or tripping breakers.

   • Replacing worn or outdated wiring and ensuring proper circuit load balancing.

5. Upgrades & Code Compliance

   • Converting to LED lighting for efficiency.

   • Ensuring proper grounding and use of approved junction boxes.