Electrical Panel Installation in New Jersey
Professional Electrical Troubleshooting Service
As the nation’s power grid ages, the electrical systems in numerous residential and commercial properties are facing significant challenges. With the increasing demand for electric appliances and lighting systems across America, the strain on electricity frequently results in power failures. During these instances, individuals consistently turn to electricians in NJ for assistance.
We specialize in troubleshooting aging wiring and electrical systems concealed behind walls, ceilings, and cover plates. Install new electrical panel and be free of troubleshooting issues.
Contact our Residential Electrical Contractors for professional services tailored to meet your demands.
Our Values
When our electricians perform electric troubleshooting at your home, office, orelsewhere, they consider three critical aspects:
Safety
We care about the personal well being of all our employees & clients. When we perform a job, we do it by addressing the highest safety standards.
Functionality
Once our team has identified the problem, our professionals will take the necessary step to resolve it and make electrical systems functional.
Cost
We work efficiently and provide you with a reasonable cost that doesn’t weigh heavy on the pockets. Let us take care of your electrical troubleshooting.
Basic Steps of Electrical Troubleshooting
Here are the three basic steps of residential electrical troubleshooting that our
electricians follow:
Step # 1:
Problem Identification
The initial step is where our team will identify the problem with your electric wiring, lighting fixture or appliances. Maybe there’s a tripped breaker or a burned-out fuse that’s becoming a problem. Our team will thoroughly assess your home’s electric system and identify the problem for you.
Step # 2:
Problem Isolation
The second phase involves isolating the problem so our electricians can easily fix it. Here, our electrician will find out the source of the problem and prevent it from causing any further damage to your existing electric units. This step requires careful planning and a thorough
observation.
Step # 3:
Problem's Solution
Once the problem is identified & isolated, our electricians will fix the problem. Whether it’s a broken fuse that needs replacement or a complete wiring change, our electrician will do it for you. We can make all kinds of big & small repairs irrespective of how easy or
complex the job is.
Some Common Electrical Problems
Overlapping
Overlapping occurs when two or more wires are connected to the same terminal. This terminal can be a breaker or an outlet. Overlapping leads to overheating of the wires, which results in arcing and, in the worst-case scenario, a fire breakout.
Uncovered
Junction Boxes
Junction boxes are laid across the property and work as a connecting source for all electrical wiring. Most junction boxes are covered; however, if they are left open, touching the wires can give a person an electrical shock.
Light
Flickering
Flickering of lights can be caused for several reasons. There may be a loose connection, or the bulb is about to complete its life cycle. There can also be a problem with wiring, which can cause the lights to flicker.
Not Enough
Outlets
Fewer outlets are a common problem in homes of older designs. If you don't have enough outlets at home, you can hire a professional electrician to install additional outlets depending on your particular requirements.
No CFGIs
CFGIs (Combination Ground-Fault Circuit Interrupters) are safety devices that help to prevent electrical fires. When homes or commercial properties don't have CFGIs installed, it can lead to an electric fire, eventually leading to property damage.
Over Wired
Panel
When there are too many circuits in an electrical panel, it's a sign of over wiring, which can lead to overheating of the wires or trip breakers burning out. If you suspect your electrical panel is over wired, contact our NJ electricians for electrical panel troubleshooting.
Aluminum
Wires
Aluminum wires were used in homes built between the 1960s and 1970s. They can be a problem because they are more likely to corrode than copper wires. If you want to change your aluminum wires to copper, call our qualified technician.
Backstabbed
Wires
Backstabbing connects wires to a breaker or outlet without using a screw. This method can be dangerous because it can cause the wires to overheat and arc. If you have backstabbed wires, you should have them replaced by a qualified electrician.
Ungrounded
Receptacles
Ungrounded receptacles do not have a third prong for grounding. In case of a short circuit, It may bypass electricity to flow through and affect a user. Hire a qualified electrician in NJ to take care of your ungrounded receptacles & fix it.
Plugs
Fallout
This is when the prongs of a plug do not make good contact with the receptacle. This can cause arcing and fire. If you are experiencing plug fallout, you should have the receptacle replaced by a qualified electrician.
Old
Wiring
Old wiring can be a fire hazard because it is more likely to be damaged by heat, moisture, and pests. If your home has old wiring, you should have it inspected by a qualified electrician.
Electrical Panel Upgrade in New Jersey
Understanding outdated wiring or faulty circuits is crucial when moving into a new home as they pose safety risks to you and your family. Early detection of such issues can save you costs and prevent major expenses down the line.
Ensuring your electrical systems are in good working order provides peace of mind and eliminates worries. We provide electrical panel replacement as well as electrical panel box installation.
Call us today to schedule an emergency electrical troubleshooting & repair in New Jersey to keep your house and family safe.
PREMIER ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
Electrical troubleshooting is the process of identifying and fixing electrical problems. It can be a complex process, but it is often necessary to keep your home or business safe and functioning properly.
Electrical system failures are dangerous; if left unattended, they can lead to fire hazards and other failures. You can find yourself dealing with serious injuries if you leave it as they are. Our electricians in NJ are trained & qualified and they are equipped with the best tools & techniques to repair any electric problem.
We follow a three step formula to resolve your electrical problem.
- Identify the Problem: The first step is where our electrician will identify the problem in your electrical system. Our team will check for tripped breakers, burned out fuses or any other signs of problems.
- Isolate the Problem: Once our team has identified the problem, our electricians in NJ will identify the source & prevent it from further damage.
- Fix the Problem: Finally, our electricians in NJ will fix the problem by replacing the fuse or repairing the wire. We will also take care of other repairs by finding out other additional system failures.
It depends on the type of electrical problem that you’re facing. The right tools & equipment can provide you a service with accuracy and precision. Here are some common tools & equipment include the following:
- A multimeter
- A non-contact voltage tester
- A flashlight
- A pair of safety glasses
- A pair of gloves
Cost to Upgrade Electrical Panel
Our team boasts of skilled electricians proficient in various wiring techniques. Offering troubleshooting services in New Jersey at affordable rates. Our professionals meticulously inspect everything from wiring systems to replacing a electrical panel. Whether it’s an appliance or device issue, our experts trace back to the panel board, examining tripped GFCIs, identifying faulty fixtures, and thoroughly checking the entire home wiring system, ensuring comprehensive solutions.
