🔌 Outlets
Outlets & Switches Coverage & Brands
Failed outlets, dead switches, GFCI trips that won’t reset, and AFCI nuisance trips — every electrical device failure from the panel to the wall plate is covered.
Failed outlets, dead switches, GFCI trips that won’t reset, and AFCI nuisance trips — every electrical device failure from the panel to the wall plate is covered.
On covered replacements we install commercial-grade devices — not the builder-grade spec white. Smoother feel, longer life, better fit.
The most-installed residential device manufacturer in North America. Leviton Decora GFCI, AFCI/GFCI combo, and smart outlet lines cover every code scenario.
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Commercial-grade duplex and GFCI outlets used by electricians who want durability. Hubbell HBL series commercial-spec devices have twice the contact mass of standard residential.
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Legrand’s contractor line — the default device in new construction across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic. TradeMaster GFCI and AFCI devices are durable and code-compliant.
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The definitive name in lighting control. Lutron Caseta, RA2 Select, and Maestro dimmers are the standard for any smart-home or premium lighting upgrade.
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Designer-grade devices including the radiant and adorne collections for high-end interiors. Legrand also makes the most complete line of USB and USB-C charging outlets.
View BrandNon-functioning outlets diagnosed — upstream GFCI trip, failed device, or wiring fault — and repaired or replaced.
Bathroom, kitchen, garage, and outdoor GFCI devices replaced with Leviton or Hubbell commercial-grade units.
Failed single-pole, 3-way, and 4-way switches replaced with matching style and color.
USB and USB-C charging outlet upgrades included on covered device replacements in living and bedroom areas.
All covered outlet replacements install tamper-resistant (TR) devices as required by current NEC code.
Dimmer switch replacement with compatible LED-rated Lutron or Legrand dimmer for smooth, flicker-free operation.
New outlets added in covered work zones where the covered failure demonstrates inadequate circuit coverage.
Wall plates replaced to match existing color and style on every covered device replacement.
Dead outlets and bad switches are among the most common home electrical failures. Covered on all plans.