Lowell Electrical Repairs

Reliable Residential & Commercial Electrical Repair Services

The electricity in your home or business is something that you expect will work as long as you’re paying your energy bill, but there are times that your lights or appliances can fail. When that happens, you can trust that Four Star Lighting and Electric will be on the case ready to diagnose and repair any electrical problem you encounter. Our skilled electricians are licensed and certified and have a combined 50 years of experience in helping local residents and business owners with electrical issues big and small. 

Some of the electrical repair services we provide include:

Schedule electrical repairs in Lowell by calling (978) 543-1050 or sending us a message online today.

When to Call an Electrician for Electrical Repairs

Since many of the electrical components in a home or office are tucked away and out of sight, it can be hard to immediately tell if you have electrical problems that deserve professional attention. There can also be times when the symptom of an electrical issue is not apparent and goes ignored.

To help you determine if you need electrical repairs, watch out for the following signs:

• Your home or office loses power: If there’s no electricity in your home or building but your neighbors still have power, this should warrant having a professional look at your panel and circuits to assess what went wrong and what needs to be fixed.
• Your appliances or equipment frequently shut on and off: Are you trying to use too many appliances or electronics at once? Chances are this could trigger your circuit breaker to shut off the power. If this happens frequently, you will need an electrician to address the overload.
• Your light switches or outlets have gone dead:  Faulty outlets are inconvenient, but most homeowners just ignore them and use outlets that work. Dead outlets and light switches indicate a problem with the electrical system and possible damage to wiring, which can be dangerous.
• Your lights are flickering: Flickering lights may be due to a loose or dead light bulb, but if your bulbs are new and work well, the issue could be a fault in the wiring.

You may be tempted to handle an electrical issue yourself, whether it be to save money or to test out your DIY skills. Electricity is best left to licensed professionals. One minor flub can have major implications, such as further damage to your system, electrocution, or even an electrical fire. We have the training and experience to confidently handle electrical problems safely and take all the necessary precautions, so you don’t have to put yourself at risk.