Licensed Electricians in Richmond

John Moore has been a proud member of the Richmond community since 1965. Starting as a plumbing company, John Moore has helped thousands of homeowners over the years. In 2005, we began offering electrical services, and today we can say that we’ve fixed hundreds of Richmond homes’ electrical systems. Whether you’re rewiring an old home with a safer wiring system, replacing a recalled breaker panel, installing recessed lighting, or bringing an old home up to code, we have the electricians that can guarantee a job well done.

If you live in an older home that still runs on an outdated electrical system, we can upgrade your home with safer and more efficient GFCI grounded outlets, PVC insulated copper wires, and a new breaker panel with top-of-the-line safety features. If you have outlets that don’t work, circuits that won’t reset, experience frequent power surges, or want to install new light fixtures around your home, John Moore’s electricians can help with that, too. Even if you just want a routine inspection to ensure your electrical system functions as it should, you can rely on John Moore.

Notice: If you’re dealing with an electrical emergency, please call your electrical service provider immediately to shut off power to your home and call 9-1-1 or the Richmond Fire Department at (281) 232-6871 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 home’s electrical panel’ also commonly referred to as a breaker panel or distribution panel’ divvies up all the electricity running through your home to outlets, appliances, and lights as you use them. Two critical functions of your electrical panel are grounding any excess energy that enters into your system and turning off power to any areas in your home that are drawing unsafe amounts of electricity. If you live in a home built before the 1990s that uses its original distribution panel, you may want to check to make sure that it hasn’t been discontinued or recalled. Some older electrical panel models fail to shut off power in the case of a power surge, potentially leading to dangerous explosions or fires. If your electrical panel is outdated, call a licensed electrician as soon as possible to have it replaced with a new, safe electrical panel.

No matter how new or old your home is, it is recommended to have your electrical panel inspected every few years or before remodeling your home or adding any new appliances. One of the common issues we check for are circuits malfunctions, which can lead to a circuit that won’t reset after it trips. If you notice that a circuit in your breaker panel won’t reset, you should call a licensed electrician to replace the burnt circuit with a new one. Because of the high levels of electricity that your electrical panel handles, you should never attempt to replace any components by yourself unless you are a qualified electrician so that you don’t run the risk of electrocution.

Outdated electrical panel? Need grounding? Call 713-730-2525.