FAQs

Frater's Electric

  • What do I do if my lights are flickering?

    Flickering lights may indicate a loose connection or an electrical system issue. For your safety, we recommend contacting us immediately. Our team will promptly visit your location, identify the problem, and implement a safe and efficient solution.
  • If I see sparks, what do I do?

    Visible sparks pose a significant safety risk. If you observe sparks, please turn off the power at your breaker panel if it's safe to do so, then contact our service immediately. We advise against attempting repairs yourself, as our experienced technicians are equipped to handle such situations safely.
  • What if one half of my house is lit, and the other half isn't?

    This situation typically suggests a problem with a breaker or your electrical panel. We recommend contacting our service. Our technicians will conduct a thorough inspection of your system, identify the issue, and perform the necessary repairs to safely restore power to your entire home.
  • What if my landscaper runs over electrical wiring?

    In the event of accidental wiring damage by a landscaper, immediately halt all equipment use and, if possible, turn off power to the affected area. Then, please contact our service. We'll assess the extent of the damage and perform the required repairs to ensure your home's electrical safety.
  • What do I do if my breaker will not reset?

    A breaker that won't reset may indicate a serious electrical fault. We advise against forcing it. Please contact our service so we can investigate the root cause and implement a proper solution, preventing potential damage or injury.
  • What do I do if I hear humming from my panel?

    A humming sound from your electrical panel suggests a potential issue, such as a loose connection or an overloaded circuit. We recommend contacting our service promptly. Our technicians will conduct a thorough diagnosis and resolve the issue safely.
  • What if I smell something burning?

    A burning odor is a critical issue requiring immediate action. If safe to do so, turn off your power and evacuate if necessary. Contact our service or emergency services without delay. Burning smells may indicate overheating or electrical fires, which require immediate professional attention.