Licensed & Insured — CT License #ELC.0211597-E1
(475) 377-0166Don't wait. Electrical emergencies are dangerous. Our licensed electricians respond fast — day or night, weekends and holidays.
24/7 Response
Nights, weekends & holidays
Don't Ignore These
Partial or full loss of power in your home or business — not caused by the utility company.
Sparking outlets, switches, or panels. Burning smell from walls, outlets, or your breaker box.
A breaker that keeps tripping or won't stay on is a sign of a serious underlying problem.
Flooding, leaks, or water near electrical panels, outlets, or wiring. Extremely dangerous — call immediately.
If anyone has received a shock from an outlet, switch, or appliance, the circuit needs immediate inspection.
Lightning strikes, downed lines, or storm damage to your electrical system require urgent assessment.
If you're experiencing any of these — stop reading and call us now.
What Happens When You Call
Dial (475) 377-0166. A real person answers — not a voicemail. Tell us what's happening.
A licensed electrician from our team is dispatched immediately. We tell you an honest ETA.
We assess the situation, make it safe, and explain exactly what happened and what it takes to fix it.
We complete the repair on the spot whenever possible. No return trips, no runaround.
Stay Safe
Electrical emergencies can escalate quickly. Follow these safety guidelines while our team is on the way:
Do NOT reset a tripping breaker repeatedly — it's tripping for a reason
If you smell burning, turn off the main breaker and leave the building
Never touch a sparking outlet or panel — call us first
Keep water away from any electrical equipment
If in doubt, shut off power at the main breaker and call immediately
Emergency Line — Available Now
(475) 377-0166Real person answers — no voicemail, no hold music
Fast
Response
24/7
Hours
365
Days
Where We Respond
We respond to electrical emergencies throughout Connecticut — from Fairfield County to Hartford, New Haven to the shoreline. No matter where you are in CT, call us first.