Service 06 · Central Ohio
Storm Repair, Troubleshooting & Service Calls
Storm damage put right, faults actually found, and the small jobs done properly.
- Master Electrician, licensed and insured
- 25 plus years of electrical experience
- Family owned, residential and commercial
“Jeff is very knowledgeable and efficient. He is on time for appointments and is friendly yet professional. He completed the work of installing ceiling lights in a timely manor. I would definitely hire him again and I recommend his services.”
What do you do after a storm?
Meter risers torn off the house, masts bent, panels that took a surge, circuits dead for no obvious reason. We repair your side of the service, get the inspection done where one is required, and coordinate the reconnect with your utility. The rest of the week it is the ordinary work of a house: a fan swapped, outlets replaced, a chandelier hung in a two-story foyer.
- Emergency storm repair
- Troubleshooting
- Service calls
- Fan swaps
- Outlet swaps
- Fixture installs
What is included
What the job actually involves
- Storm repair: risers, masts, weatherheads, service entrance
- Utility reconnect coordination
- Troubleshooting dead circuits, tripping breakers, flickering lights
- Outlets, switches, dimmers, GFCI and USB outlets
- Ceiling fans, bath fans, fixtures and chandeliers
- Smoke and carbon monoxide detectors
The part that matters
The small jobs are the audition
Most of our reviews are about a fan, a few lights, a chandelier in a tall foyer. Service calls are where you decide whether to call again for the big one. We treat them that way.
Storm damage: first things first
A line down in the yard: stay away from it and call the utility. A mast pulled off the house with wires attached: same rule. Then call us. The utility will not reconnect until your side is repaired, and we do that repair regularly. During a storm event the phone stacks up; leave the address and what happened and Erinn works through them in order.
Troubleshooting is finding the cause
A breaker that trips is doing its job. Resetting it and hoping is not a repair. A dead outlet with a live breaker is usually a loose connection upstream. Flickering lights can be a loose neutral, which is a fire risk, or the utility's connection at the pole. Telling those apart is what the visit pays for.
Our work
Storm Repair & Service Calls, as we left it
Free estimate
Ask us about storm repair & service calls
Tell us about the house. We come out, look, and give you a free estimate.
- You send this or callErinn gets you on the schedule.
- Jeff comes out and looksAt the actual house.
- You get a free estimateClear scope, no charge.
Questions
Storm Repair & Service Calls questions
Do you offer emergency service?
A breaker keeps tripping. Can I replace it?
Do you do small jobs?
Can you hang a fixture in a two-story foyer?
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Where we work
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Rather just talk to someone?
Call and you get Erinn, not a call centre. Mon to Sat.