Lost power or an electrical safety issue?

When to treat it as urgent

Some electrical problems can wait for a scheduled visit. These should not. Call right away if you notice:

• Lost power to rooms or circuits while the utility is otherwise on
• A burning smell, smoke, or scorch marks at an outlet or the panel
• Sparking, arcing, or loud buzzing from a device or the panel
• A panel or breaker that is hot to the touch
• Exposed, damaged, or sparking wiring
• Water near electrical panels, outlets, or fixtures

What to do right now

Before help arrives, keep yourself safe:

• If you see fire, smell strong burning, or fear immediate danger, call 911 first
• Stop using the affected outlet, fixture, or circuit
• If you can reach the panel safely and dry, switch off the main breaker
• Keep away from any water that is near electrical equipment
• Do not attempt repairs inside a live panel
• Then call us so we can guide you and get on the way

How Lights Out helps in a hurry

Lights Out Electric answers the phone when other electricians let it ring, gathering details and talking you through the situation while we do. Justin tracks the trouble back to its source, whether it is a tripped panel, a dead circuit, failed wiring, or an outlet that has had enough, then fixes it the right way so the power stays on. Most callers get on the schedule within hours.