Emergency Electrical Service
Emergency Electrician in Southeast Wisconsin
Power out to part of the house, a burning smell, sparking, a panel making noise, or storm damage to your service — call us. We take emergency calls.
What's Involved
Emergency Electrician
Some electrical problems can wait for a scheduled visit. Some can't. A burning smell, smoke or sparking from an outlet or panel, a hot panel, exposed or damaged service wires after a storm, or losing power to part of the building with the utility reporting no outage — those are the calls we take any time, day or night.
When you call, we'll discuss the problem, any immediate precautions, and availability for a service visit. We'll explain the repairs needed after assessing the damage.
What We Handle
Common emergency electrician jobs
- Burning smells, smoke & sparkingStop using it and call — these are true emergencies.
- Partial power lossHalf the house dark with no utility outage reported.
- Storm & service damageDamaged masts, meter bases, and service entrances.
- Hot or arcing panelsPanels that are warm, buzzing, or arcing.
- Water & electricalFlooding around panels, outlets, or equipment.
Questions
Emergency Electrician FAQ
What counts as an electrical emergency?
A burning smell, smoke, or sparking; a hot or buzzing panel; exposed or damaged service wires; losing power to part of the building when the utility isn't reporting an outage; or water around electrical equipment. If it feels unsafe, treat it as one and call.
Do you take emergency calls?
Yes — emergency service is available. For non-urgent work we'll schedule you during normal hours.
What should I do while I wait?
If there's smoke or fire, get out and call the fire department first. Otherwise, if it's safe to reach your panel, you can shut off the affected circuit or the main. We'll walk you through it on the phone.
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Serving Dodge County, Washington County & Fond du Lac County.
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