Maintenance
Are you experiencing electrical problems like flickering lights or constantly tripped breakers? These issues can be warning signs that require professional intervention.
Gary's Electric Service is your go-to residential electrician for services that get your home back in working order. Every service we provide is backed by advanced diagnostics and meticulous testing to effectively address issues. Beyond that, we provide smart home upgrades, GFCI outlet installation, and load balancing for high-demand appliances. We can bring your electrical system up to modern safety and performance standards.
Count on us to restore and ensure steady power. We can be reached at (405) 309-6209.
Speak With a Residential Electrician TodayOur electrical services ensure your home is powered safely and efficiently, with every installation meeting strict National Electrical Code (NEC) standards for long-term reliability. We take care of all the technical details—like load calculations, voltage compatibility, and circuit balancing—helping you avoid preventable issues, such as breaker trips or fire hazards.
In addition, we conduct thorough testing on every project to ensure a safe and stable system. To further support your peace of mind, we also provide clear documentation, labeled panels, and permit handling to ensure you’re fully prepared for inspections, renovations, or resale.
At Gary's Electric Service, we specialize in high-performance residential electrical work that’s built to last and backed by razor-sharp technical skills. Homeowners turn to us when they want flawless panel upgrades, clean and code-perfect wiring, and a team that treats every circuit like it powers their own home.
Our residential electrical services include:
The process for ceiling fan installation can vary depending on your current setup. Some homes already have a ceiling box wired for a fan, while others require a new electrical connection. The height, ceiling type, and whether the fan includes a light fixture also affect the process.
If the wiring is already in place, we secure the fan-rated box, confirm the circuit can handle the load, and mount the fan according to the manufacturer’s specs. For homes without an existing connection, we’ll run new wiring, install a support box, and ensure everything is grounded and code-compliant.
We also check switch compatibility, balance the blades, and test the fan at every speed. When lighting is included, we verify proper wiring for dual control or remote function. Every detail is managed to ensure the selected fan operates safely and efficiently.
A dedicated circuit is a power line reserved for a single appliance or outlet, running directly from the electrical panel without sharing power with other devices. These circuits handle the specific load of equipment that draws a lot of electricity.
Your home may need one if you’re installing a large appliance like an oven, washer, or electric vehicle charger. A common example is a home office with computers or sensitive equipment that needs stable power. If you’re planning a renovation, setting up a workshop, or noticing tripped breakers when using certain devices, you can give us a call so we can evaluate your system and install the circuits you need.
Many homes, especially older ones or those that have undergone DIY upgrades, aren’t always fully compliant with the latest electrical code. Changes can slip through during renovations or go unnoticed if the system was never thoroughly inspected. Even newer builds might have overlooked details if shortcuts were taken, so you’re right to be curious if you’ve had recent issues.
To determine if your system meets current safety standards, we need to assess the entire electrical layout. This includes panels, wiring, breakers, outlets, and grounding.
Here are examples of electrical work that might be required:
New construction electrical for a residential home is a detailed, multi-phase process that ensures every component is safely and efficiently installed from the ground up. Our team handles every stage, ensuring work meets code requirements while future-proofing your home’s electrical system.
Here are the steps involved in new construction electrical:
If you have a new build underway or are still in the pre-planning phase, contact us to schedule a consultation and discuss how we can execute your electrical project. We’ll walk you through every step, from design to final inspection, ensuring nothing is overlooked.
A home without surge protection is vulnerable to voltage spikes caused by lightning strikes, utility grid issues, or even large appliances cycling on and off. These sudden surges aren’t without consequence. They can damage electronics, wear out appliances, and shorten the lifespan of your electrical system.
Surge protection is designed to detect excess voltage and redirect it safely away from your wiring and equipment. Whole-home surge protectors are installed directly at the panel and provide the first line of defense against external and internal surges.
For the best coverage, we recommend a whole-home surge protector rated for at least 40,000 amps. These protect your entire system, and we often pair them with point-of-use devices for sensitive electronics. With layered protection, your home is better equipped to handle everyday spikes.
You should call for emergency electrical services if you experience the following:
If any of these issues occur, power should be shut off at the main breaker, and you should contact us immediately so we can dispatch an electrician to perform an inspection.
Power your home the right way with code-compliant, precision-installed electrical systems built to last. Let Gary's Electric Service be your trusted residential electrician. We’ll keep every circuit operating exactly as it should.
Looking for a residential electrician? Contact us at (405) 309-6209.