Electrical Services in Deer Park

With many Deer Park homes built before the 1990s, it’s important to make sure that your electrical system is working properly. An outdated electrical system has a greater chance of overheating or not shutting off in the event of a power surge, which could lead to power outages, explosions within your breaker panel, and electrical fires. If you are considering renovation or updates to your home, you should have your electrical system inspected to ensure that it’s up-to-code before installing new appliances to prevent overloading your electrical system.

Notice: If you are currently dealing with a sparks, smoke, or a fire, immediately call your electrical provider and ask them turn off your home’s electricity. Call the Deer Park Fire Department via 9-1-1 dispatch or at (281) 478-7281 to extinguish any fires before calling John Moore.

• Electrical Repairs & Upgrades
• Breaker Panel Inspection
• Repair
• and Replacement
• Rewiring
• Electrical Inspections
• High-Voltage Repair
• Whole-Home Surge Protection
• Indoor and Outdoor Lighting
• Overhead & Underground Lines
• Grounding
• Electrical Outlets
• Switches
• & Dimmers
• Ceiling Fan & Fixture Installation
• Stand-by Generators
• LED & Recessed Lighting
• Code Corrections

Your electrical panel (which may also be referred to as your distribution panel, breaker panel, or breaker box) is the central component of your home’s entire electrical system. It distributes electricity to all your home’s lights, outlets, and appliances as you use them. Along with distributing power, your breaker panel should also have the ability to detect when unsafe amounts of electricity are being pulled from a specific appliance or outlet and automatically shut power off to that area of your home. If your home is still equipped with an older electrical panel, it may not include this important safety feature. If your home was constructed during or before the 1990s, we recommend that you check to see if your panel is outdated or has been recalled.

As electrical panels age, any number of issues may arise. Pests may find their way inside and damage the wiring, and frequent power surges may lead to a circuit malfunction, even leading to a fuse exploding within your breaker box. If you find that a circuit won’t reset or that there are black marks on the panel itself, you should have your panel inspected by a licensed electrician who can make necessary replacements. Even if you don’t notice any apparent issues, it’s good practice to have your electrical panel inspected every few years, especially if you plan on renovating or adding any new appliances.

Call 713-730-2525 to schedule a licensed John Moore electrician to ensure the safety of your breaker panel.