FAQ

Circuit breakers needing replacement may appear loose, charred, or otherwise broken. If your breaker is not actually shutting electricity on and off when flipped, it may also be time to call in John Moore.

Always have a new home inspected before making a purchase, regardless of the homes actual age. John Moore will inspect the sockets, major appliances, panel, and wiring to ensure the electrical system is safe.

Very often, electrical problems in one section of the house may be related to panel or wire damage. John Moore will be able to assess the root cause and provide a plan for repair.

Apart from teaching children never to play with outlets and wires, we can make your home safer by plugging up unused sockets with socket safety covers. You should also add socket covers to any extension cords and regularly check electronics for frayed or exposed wiring. Keep wiring out of reach of children and discourage wire chewing.

If you notice smoke or fire, you should contact emergency services and your electrical company first to have the fire extinguished and the electricity shut off before the problem spreads. After the initial emergency is dealt with, call John Moore for repairs. We will work to find the cause of the initial problem, discuss the history of existing difficulties with your electrical system, and suggest a repair plan.

You will likely need a full panel replacement. Call John Moore to inspect your current panel and recommend a newer model.