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SERVICE OVERVIEW

  • Service Call Fee: $69.95 waived with repair
  • Troubleshooting and repairing an outlet issue: Beginning at $175 plus repair costs which will depend on the unique situation and parts required.
  • Average time to complete: 90 minutes
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Average Cost of Outlet Repair/Installation
 In Island County

  • Low: $249
  • Average: $359
  • High: $535
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What Is Included
In Your Installation

  • 2-year warranty
  • Installation price: Starting at $249
  • Average time to complete: 90 minutes
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What Impacts Cost?

The cost to install or repair an outlet depends on the following factors:
  • The condition of your wiring: If the electrician finds that your wiring needs to be repaired or replaced, the total cost of the outlet repair or replacement will increase.
  • Adding an outlet in a new location: If no wiring exists in the new location, such as a basement, the cost to install the outlet will increase because the electrician will have to add wiring from the electric panel to the new outlet.
  • The type of replacement outlet you choose: Grounded outlets (found in kitchens and bathrooms) cost more to install than standard outlets. Additionally, smart outlets will cost more to install than a standard 3-prong outlet because they have advanced technology.

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We Make It Easy To Keep Everything Running Smoothly

Contact us online or call us at 425-259-0550 to schedule your outlet repair or installation. We'll call you to confirm your time and send you a confirmation email with a picture of your electrician, so you know who's coming to your door.

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Whether you need a repair or a whole new outlet, our electrician will give you honest pricing on the cost of each service.

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Repair / Install

We are upfront and transparent with your options.

Once you agree to a price, our electrician will install/repair your outlet. You just sit back and relax while we do the hard work.

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After our electrician finishes the work on your outlet, we'll send you a quick survey where you can let us know how we did. If you're not 100% satisfied with our service, let us know and we'll make it right.

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Signs You Need To Replace Your
Electrical Outlet

Your outlet plate is cracked or damaged:

Exposed wires are a safety hazard, so you should replace your outlet if you can see the wires behind the plate.

Your plug won't stay in: 

This is a sign the mechanisms inside your outlet are worn down, so you'll likely need to replace that outlet.

You have a two-pronged outlet: 

These outlets are outdated and should be upgraded to a three-pronged outlet.

Your outlet is very hot to the touch: 

If the heat is uncomfortably hot (a little warmth is normal), then something isn't working right in your outlet, which means it needs to be repaired or replaced.

You see sparks, smell a burning odor or hear buzzing from your outlet:

These are all warning signs that something is wrong with your outlet. Call an electrician immediately if you notice any of these signs.