Troubleshooting and electrical repair for homes and businesses — licensed and local. Serving Lycoming, Clinton, Centre, Union, and Northumberland Counties.
Dead outlets and circuits. Breakers that keep tripping. Flickering lights, worn switches, fixtures that need replacing. Something failed an inspection, or something's wrong and you don't know what — troubleshooting is part of the job.
No job is too small to call about. We are a smaller local business, so if we feel we aren't the right fit for you, we will tell you honestly.
Call us or send the form. If we can head out, we will — and once we're there, we diagnose the problem and either fix it on the spot or quote the repair before doing more work.
Either way, you'll know what's wrong before anything else happens.
We try to answer when you call, but we're not a 24/7 emergency service. If we can't get to you in time, we'll often point you toward another electrician who can.
If you see sparks, smell burning, or have a downed power line — don't call an electrician first. Call 911 or PPL and get clear of the problem.
We repair the electrical system — the wiring, the panel, the outlets and switches.
We don't repair appliances. If the outlet has power but the dryer still won't run, that's an appliance repair call, and we'll tell you so instead of billing you to find out.
We answer when we can, but we're not a 24/7 service. If we can't make it, we'll often recommend another electrician who can get there sooner.
It's a sign something needs looking at. A breaker that trips is doing its job — the question is why. That's a normal troubleshooting call.
No. We repair the wiring, outlets, and panel that feed them. If the power's there and the appliance still won't run, you'll want an appliance repair tech.
No. A single outlet or one bad switch is a normal call for us.
Yes — homes and businesses both.
Repairs vary too much to post numbers that would be accurate. Once we've diagnosed the problem, you'll know what the fix involves before we do the work.