Electrical Repairs
Flickers, buzzes, dead outlets — fixed.
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What moves you up or down the range:
- After-hours or emergency calls run about 2x
- Most pros charge a $100–$140 trip charge
- Simple fixes land near the low end
Your electrician confirms the final price before any work begins.
Booking deposit due now: $– (10%, non-refundable service fee)
Describe what's happening and we'll match you with a licensed troubleshooter who finds the real cause, not just the symptom.
What we can arrange
- Dead circuits and outlets
- Tripping breakers and buzzing panels
- Flickering or dimming lights
- Burning smells and hot switches (text us first!)
Honest pricing
Diagnostic visits are straightforward; repair costs depend on what the electrician finds. You'll get an upfront price before any repair work begins, and you pay your electrician directly.
Timing
For anything urgent — sparks, smoke, burning smells — text (305) 859-1478 right away and we’ll point you in the right direction fast.
Common questions
How does troubleshooting work?
The electrician diagnoses the issue first, then gives you an upfront repair price. No fix starts until you approve it.
What if it can't be fixed in one visit?
You'll know the plan and the price before they leave. Ordered parts or follow-up visits are common for trickier faults.
Is there a minimum charge?
Yes — most pros have a service-call minimum, which the typical range shown here reflects.