Tell Us What the House Is Doing

Call 801-644-9000 or send the details through the form. The more specific you can be, the faster this goes: what the symptom is, when it happens, what else is running at the time, roughly when the house was built, and whether anything electrical has been worked on recently. Photos of the panel with the door open are genuinely useful and save a great deal of guessing.

If you are dealing with a burning smell, scorch marks, a warm panel cover, buzzing from the panel, or water anywhere near electrical equipment, treat it as urgent rather than something to schedule around. Turn off the affected circuit if you can identify it safely, leave it off, and call. If the situation involves active smoke or fire, call emergency services first and worry about the electrician afterward.

What happens when you call

You reach a person who takes down what is going on, where the property is, and how to reach you. That goes straight to the provider covering your area, and you get a call back to set a time. There is no fee to be matched, and nothing is booked until you say so.

Prefer to write?

Use the form and include as much detail as you can — what happened, when, and what part of the property is affected. The more we know up front, the better the match and the fewer calls it takes.