SOUTH SHORE PANEL & BREAKER INSTALLATION
Delivering Panel & Breaker Repair Services in Cohasset, Pembroke, & Hanover
An electrical panel is more than just the box you open to flip a switch when the power goes out in a particular section of your house. It is the component responsible for distributing electricity throughout your home. When something goes wrong with this panel, it can affect the safe operation of your entire electrical system.
If your electrical panel is outdated or has a problem, rely on MJ Carr Electrical Services for panel and breaker installation and repair in South Shore. Our team has helped countless customers with their panel and breaker installation and repairs and has a depth of knowledge on this particular service. From start to finish, we take all the necessary precautions to make sure you get the best service possible and that your home and its electrical system are safe.
Schedule Your Free Electrical Safety Inspection Today or call (781) 527-5105 to speak with our skilled electricians.
Identifying Electrical Panel Issues: Warning Signs to Watch For
These mechanical systems are also subject to developing various types of problems at any time. It is crucial to resolve issues with your electrical panel as soon as you become aware of them. Not only could a circuit breaker problem destroy your home’s electrical wiring, an outlet, or expensive devices, but it can also cause fires or electrocution.
You should call our team for an electrical panel repair or replacement if you notice:
- Burning smells coming from the electrical panel
- Dimming, flickering, or buzzing lights
- Appliances do not perform as they should
- Scorch marks around appliances or the panel
- Breakers fail to remain reset
- Electric sizzling noises
- Breakers trip frequently
- Power surges when using an electrical appliance
The Role of Circuit Breakers in Home Safety
Many homeowners aren’t quite aware of how important circuit breakers are to the safety of your home and family. These small units detect when electrical wiring has too much current flowing through them and cuts the power to avoid problems or damage. Once the problem is resolved, they can be reset. Without them, your home would be at a greater risk of fire as a result of the overflow of electrical currents.
Understanding Breaker Malfunctions: Can a Bad Breaker Fail But Not Trip?
It is possible to have a bad circuit breaker that will fail without tripping. This usually happens when there are issues with the wiring within the circuit. Typically the wiring is either exposed, loose, or in some cases overheating. When a bad or faulty breaker fails without tripping, the best solution is to replace the circuit breaker entirely.
Electrical Panel Basics: What You Need to Know
The electrical panel is often a small metal box, many times found in the basement or in a garage, that distributes the main power from the home to various circuits and to the various appliances throughout your home. It’s basically a switchboard, and when it experiences problems, they can potentially affect all the appliances in your home.