Affordable Electricians in Cumming, GA

Replace smoke alarm battery on a 10 ft ceiling.

Diagnosed back room outlets, wire had been cut in the attic. Added a junction box pulled a new circuit for the outlets. Outlets are getting 120 volts. Installed a 20 amp circuit for kitchen outlets with a quad insert as well two gfci outlets. Installed a total 6 lights, including the small chandelier, looped 14/2 wire for light to light. Took out the exhaust fans in the ceiling. Installed three outlets with 12/2 wire off of another circuit in kitchen area. Labeled the panel Installed two blank covers one in the back splash of kitchen and the other next to bathroom Installed a new 30 amp disconnect for hot water heater.

Diagnosed back room outlets, wire had been cut in the attic. Added a junction box pulled a new circuit for the outlets. Outlets are getting 120 volts. Installed a 20 amp circuit for kitchen outlets with a quad insert as well two gfci outlets. Installed a total 6 lights, including the small chandelier, looped 14/2 wire for light to light. Took out the exhaust fans in the ceiling. Installed three outlets with 12/2 wire off of another circuit in kitchen area. Labeled the panel Installed two blank covers one in the back splash of kitchen and the other next to bathroom Installed a new 30 amp disconnect for hot water heater.

Light bulb broke in the socket. Took the broken piece out and was supplied by the owner to install a new light bulb

Did a minimum diagnosis on receptacle outside of front door. It had been burned up from the neutral and hot. Installed a new gfci and bubble cover and cut back the burnt wires to the new sheathing. Looked at the panel and the neutral were double tapped. Separated all the neutral and cut the sheet hung back with a new line of copper to have better connections.

Diagnosed switch for flood lights, switch had gone bad. Installed a new single pole switch with a three gang single pole cover plate.

Installed a ceiling fan in a bedroom today. A proper installation includes making sure the junction box is fan-rated to support the weight and movement. We wired the fan to a wall switch with speed control, giving the homeowner both comfort and efficiency for cooling the room.

Troubleshot flickering lights for a customer. After inspecting the panel and wiring, we found a loose neutral connection that was causing inconsistent power flow. Once repaired, the lights worked perfectly. Electrical issues aren’t always about the fixtures—it’s often about connections deeper in the system.

Upgraded wiring for a kitchen remodel. Modern kitchens require multiple dedicated circuits for appliances like refrigerators, dishwashers, and microwaves. We worked closely with the contractor to ensure everything met electrical code, while giving the homeowner the convenience they wanted. The kitchen is now both functional and safe.

Installed and upgraded light fixtures today, ensuring each was properly wired to the circuit and securely mounted to the junction box. We balanced and leveled the fixtures, verified proper grounding, and tested each switch and connection for consistent operation. Using energy-efficient LED bulbs, we enhanced brightness and longevity while maintaining safety and code compliance. The homeowner now has reliable, well-lit spaces throughout the home.