Wiring, Outlets & Switches
Repairs to faulty wiring and new circuits, outlets and switches for homes and businesses in Springboro and nearby.
Wiring problems usually show up in small ways first. Lights flicker or dim, an outlet or switch stops working or feels warm, a breaker keeps tripping, or you notice a faint burning smell near a cover plate. In older parts of a house you may also find two-prong outlets, brittle insulation, or connections someone else added over the years. We trace the problem back to its cause and repair or replace the wiring that needs it. The cause might be a loose connection, a damaged run or a circuit carrying more than it should. We also run new wiring: - added outlets and switches
- dedicated circuits for garages and appliances
- power moved where you need it
- new light fixtures and ceiling fans We wear shoe covers and put plastic down where we're working, and we clean up before we leave. You'll get an estimate before the work starts, and we'll walk you through what we found.
What this covers
- Repairing faulty wiring
- Fixing malfunctioning outlets and switches
- Tracking down flickering or dimming lights
- Adding outlets and switches
- Dedicated circuits for garages and appliances
- Moving power where you need it
- Replacing light fixtures and ceiling fans
Common questions
How do I know if my wiring needs work?
Common signs include breakers that trip often, outlets or switch plates that feel warm, flickering lights and a burning smell. Not every symptom means a full rewire, because often the cause is one bad connection or circuit. We find the cause first and tell you what actually needs replacing.
Can you add outlets in a finished room?
Yes. Where we can, we fish wire through existing walls and ceilings, which keeps drywall patching to a minimum. We'll tell you up front if a spot will need an access hole.
Can you run a dedicated circuit to my garage?
Yes. Freezers, power tools, compressors and EV chargers usually need their own breaker. We check your panel space first. If it's full, a subpanel can add room for more circuits now and later.