FAQs & Resources

Surge protection is equipment that helps protect your electronic equipment from power surges before they damage the electronics in your home. These spikes are typically seen when lightning hits a power line or when an alternating current connects to phone and data lines, putting extra strain on your electrical wiring. Surge protectors can prevent crippling damage to your electronic equipment connected to a power source.

GFI stands for ground fault interrupter. This is an outlet placed in areas of your home that may potentially contact water or other sources of moisture. These outlets are typically found in kitchens, bathrooms, and unfinished basements.

It used to be. Most homeowners want at least 200 Amps. The average kitchen alone draws more power than most houses when they were built.

A circuit breaker’s job is to protect the wiring in a circuit. A standard breaker will trip for two main reasons. The first is an overloaded circuit. This means that more power is going through the circuit than what the wires can safely handle. For instance, when two hair dryers are running on the same circuit, the wires in the wall are being overloaded and the circuit breaker will trip and cut off power.

The other type of trip is a dead short, which means that the live wire is touching the ground or neutral creating a dangerous situation. This might happen in an old lamp from a garage sale that needs to be rewired. The way to know between the two types of trips is that an overload takes a few minutes to trip, while the dead short is usually instant.

We proudly serve Stamford, CT, and the surrounding communities with reliable, professional electrical services.

Yes. Emergency services are available when unexpected issues arise, ensuring you’re never left without help when you need it most.

Absolutely. From installing a new light fixture to upgrading electrical panels, we bring the same level of care and professionalism to every job.

You can call us directly or request an appointment online. Our team will work with you to find a convenient time that fits your schedule.

We combine upfront pricing, highly trained licensed electricians, and a strong warranty promise to give our customers peace of mind on every project.

We are a trusted electrical services company serving Stamford and surrounding areas since 2012, known for delivering dependable, customer-focused service.

Our electricians are fully licensed, highly trained, and stay up to date with weekly training to ensure we provide safe, effective solutions.

Yes. All of our services are backed by a three-year warranty, and if something isn’t right, we’ll make it right.

Yes. Every electrician on our team is fully licensed, insured, and committed to providing professional service you can trust.

Because we deliver on our promises of honest pricing, skilled workmanship, and reliable service backed by a strong warranty.

We believe in upfront, transparent pricing. You’ll always know the cost before work begins, with no hidden fees or surprises.

Yes. We provide free estimates for larger projects so you can make confident decisions about your electrical needs.

No. We only request payment after the work has been completed and you are fully satisfied.

Yes. When you schedule service, you’ll be greeted by one of our licensed, professional electricians. Our team respects your home and arrives prepared to complete the job with care.

We offer flexible scheduling and will work to find a time that’s convenient for you. Emergency services are also available for urgent needs.

We offer a wide range of services including electrical repairs, lighting installation, panel upgrades, wiring, safety inspections, and emergency service.

Yes. We upgrade outdated or overloaded panels to improve safety and ensure your home has the reliable power it needs.

Absolutely. Whether you need new indoor or outdoor lighting installed or existing fixtures repaired, we can help.

All of our work is backed by a three-year warranty. If something isn’t right, we’ll make it right.

Call us to schedule an inspection. Our licensed electricians will identify the cause and recommend the best solution to restore safety and reliability.