Tolleson Electrical Services

Trust the certified professionals at Grand Canyon Home Services in Tolleson when you need safe, guaranteed electrical repairs.

For your safety, it’s better to hire a professional electrician than doing your own electrical work. At Grand Canyon Home Services, we have nearly two decades of experience. Our highly trained technicians have the skills and expertise necessary to handle any electrical problem you have and we back up our work with a satisfaction guarantee.

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When to Hire an Electrician

If you’re handy around the house, it makes sense to want to save a few bucks doing minor repairs and upgrades. However, when it comes to electrical work, it’s always better to let a pro handle it because of the dangers of electricity.

Here are the most common household electrical repairs that trained professionals should do.

Home Rewiring
Rewiring a home is a complex job, and many things can go wrong. Failing to wire your home correctly can result in shocks, short circuits, and electrical fires.

Replacing or Upgrading Electrical Panels
Replacing or upgrading an electrical panel requires a professional not only for your safety but also for avoiding any electrical code violations you may run into if you try doing it yourself.

Lighting Installation
If you want to install a light fixture in a place where one doesn’t exist, you need a professional because it requires determining where the existing wiring is, how to make it work with the new fixture, and the experience to do it safely.

Sure, you could watch DIY YouTube videos that will walk you through most electrical repairs and installations, but it’s too easy to get in over your head or make a mistake that could be disastrous. For safety’s sake, call one of our certified electricians for all of your household electrical work.

Electrical Outlet Upgrade Service

You probably don’t ever think about your home’s electrical outlets unless there’s a problem. However, outlets wear out like everything else in your home, and there are some telltale signs that it’s time to consider upgrading.

Two-Pronged Outlets
If you have a home built before the 1960s, chances are, you have outdated two-pronged outlets, which are dangerous because they’re not grounded.

Many homes built in the 1950s through the 1970s have aluminum wiring, which can degrade over time and pose a fire hazard.

Lastly, if you don’t have GFCI outlets in places where water and electricity are in close proximity, everyone in your family is at risk of shock or electrocution.

Extra Conveniences
Today’s homes use more power than they did in the past, and that means you need more outlets in your home to accommodate everything from desktop computers to HD TVs to game consoles and smartphones.

And speaking of electronics, many of our devices require USB charging. If you’re running out of outlets to plug your bulky charging bricks into, upgrading to USB outlets will solve that problem and give you more charging stations throughout the house.

Call one of our expert electricians today to inspect the outlet situation in your home and suggest what upgrade options are available.

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Do You Need an Electrical Panel Upgrade?

Electrical panels go by many names, including breaker boxes, fuse boxes, or distribution panels. However, they all perform the same function: taking power from the street and delivering it throughout the house.

And while most people never think about upgrading their electrical panels, here are a few reasons you should.

It’s More than 20 Years Old
Like everything else in this world, electrical panels aren’t designed to last forever, and most begin wearing out at about 20 years. Now, that doesn’t mean older panels are about to fail or catch fire, but it does mean that they’re worthy of upgrading.

Why?
Because older electrical panels usually top out at providing anywhere from 60 to 100 amps, which was more than enough for homes built back in the 70s. However, today, most families need up to 200 to meet modern power demands.

Dimming Lights
Another sign that your electrical panel is past its prime is if your lights dim when using an appliance like a microwave, dishwasher, or hairdryer because it means these appliances are pulling more power than what the panel can provide.

Frequent Breaker Tripping
A built-in safety feature of your electrical panel is that it prevents short circuits by breakers that cut off power when they sense an overload. Occasional breaker trips are normal, but if it’s a common occurrence, it could mean you have a wiring issue or that your power needs are putting your system overcapacity.

Trust the certified electrical experts at Grand Canyon Home Service for all of your household electrical repair and installation needs. Call us today at 623-777-4779.

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