Frequent Electrical Surges

Electrical surges can be caused by faulty wiring, damaged appliances, lightning strikes, or power grid issues. If you experience frequent surges, unplug unnecessary devices, inspect wiring, and consider installing surge protectors or a whole-home surge protection system to prevent damage.

Light Switches Not Working Properly

If light switches are unresponsive, flickering, or warm to the touch, the issue could stem from faulty wiring, poor installation, or a defective switch. A licensed electrician can inspect and replace any damaged components to ensure safe and reliable operation.

Circuit Breaker Tripping Frequently

Breakers trip as a safety measure to prevent overheating and electrical fires. Frequent tripping may indicate overloaded circuits, faulty appliances, or wiring issues. Try redistributing power loads and unplugging devices, but if the problem persists, an electrician should diagnose the issue.

Circuit Overload

Overloaded circuits occur when too many appliances run on the same line, causing breakers to trip or lights to dim. Prevent overloads by spreading devices across multiple circuits, upgrading the electrical panel, or adding dedicated circuits for high-power appliances.

Electrical Shocks

Experiencing a shock when touching an appliance or outlet could mean faulty grounding, loose wiring, or a damaged device. Avoid using the outlet and have a professional inspect your wiring to prevent potential hazards.