Emergency Electrical Repairs

Faulty electrical systems should be repaired without delay. If your sockets spark, your lights flicker, or your controls fail, we will quickly identify the cause of the problem and perform the necessary repairs to ensure the safety of your home and the reliability of your electrical systems. Common signs you need include:

• Hot service panels
• Frequent loss of power
• Burning odors
• Flickering lights
• Non-responsive switches

Contact the Big Or Small team to schedule emergency electrical services without delay! Our teams are always prepared to restore your systems and protect your home and family from harm.

Urgent Electrical Repairs
Defective electrical systems must be rectified promptly. Should your sockets emit sparks, your lights flicker, or your controls malfunction, we will promptly diagnose the issue and execute the requisite repairs to guarantee the safety of your residence and the dependability of your electrical systems. Indicators necessitating urgent electrical repairs comprise:

• Overheated service panels
• Recurrent power outages
• Incendiary odors
• Flickering illumination
• Unresponsive switches

Reach out to the Big Or Small staff to promptly arrange emergency electrical services! Our professionals are consistently equipped to restore your systems and safeguard your house and family from danger.

Electrical Installation and Reinstallation
We can install wiring for new constructions, house extensions, and update properties with obsolete wiring. Our electricians will guarantee that your wiring is secure, safe, and able to meet your power requirements now, in the future, and for the long term. We can eliminate outdated aluminum wiring, install wiring for smart home automation, and further services!

Lighting and Ceiling Fans Our team of skilled electricians can install, repair, and replace both interior and exterior lighting, as well as ceiling fans in your residence. We can assist you in choosing the right lighting and ceiling fans for enhanced illumination and air circulation. Additionally, our lighting and ceiling fan services are tailored to enhance security and optimize energy efficiency.

Surge Protection
We will implement surge protection systems in your electrical network to safeguard your computers, appliances, lighting, security systems, and home automation systems from damage. We provide a comprehensive selection of surge protection solutions that deliver dependable defense against power surges and transient voltage.

Installation of Electric Vehicle Charging Stations
Electric vehicle charging stations will charge your vehicle more rapidly and efficiently than conventional wall outlets. We will assist you in choosing the optimal system tailored to your requirements, incorporating desired features such as Wi-Fi, high amp capacity, LED displays, and additional options. Our electric vehicle charging station technicians are equipped to install, repair, and provide warranty services that you can rely on.

Q&A

Why do I need a whole home sure protector?

No matter how well your utility provider maintains its equipment, there is still the possibility of surges that could damage sensitive electrical equipment, as well as surges that originate within your Fayetteville home, such as large motors starting, heaters being switched on and off, or welders being used in the garage. A whole-home surge protector  cuts down these surges and works together with device-level surge protectors to safeguard your electronics and other sensitive equipment.

Where Should I have a GFCI Outlets or Circuits?

Ground fault circuit interrupters monitor the ground, neutral, and hot lines for current abnormalities, shutting off the circuit automatically to prevent electrocutions. They should be installed at any location that is within 10 feet of a water source, such as kitchens, bathrooms, laundry rooms, damp basements, or poolside outlets.

What Should I do When a breaker Trips?

Usually, a breaker trips when a circuit is overloaded. Remove one or more devices, then turn the circuit back on. Most household circuits are rated for 15 amps, so look at the back or the bottom of each device, find the current requirements, and make sure that the total draw of all devices is less than 15 amps. If the breaker trips frequently, call our team at Big Or Small for an electrical inspection..