Replacing panels that can no longer carry your property's electrical load safely.
Swapping out breakers that trip repeatedly, won't reset, or show damage.
Arc-fault and ground-fault protection where current code requires it.
Working out what your system actually draws before adding circuits or equipment.
Panel-level protection for appliances and electronics.
Available 24/7 when a breaker fails outside business hours.
Recognizing when your breakers need attention is crucial for a safe electrical system. Watch for:
If you notice any of these, it’s time to consult a professional. Ignoring them can lead to more serious electrical problems or safety hazards.
If you smell burning near the panel, cut power to the area and call us straight away.
New circuits, added equipment or a renovation all mean new breakers. We size and install them based on an actual load calculation rather than guesswork, including AFCI and GFCI protection where code calls for it.
Breakers wear out. Corrosion, heat damage, or a breaker that won’t reset all mean replacement rather than repair. We replace individual breakers or upgrade the full panel where the existing one can no longer keep up.
Regular maintenance is essential for the safety and efficiency of your electrical system:
As a locally and family-owned business, we prioritize customer satisfaction and transparent pricing, with a satisfaction guarantee on all our work.
Don't let budget concerns stop you from getting the electrical work you need. We offer flexible financing through Synchrony Bank.
Great price | $2,000+ Had emergency panel on a Wednesday night at 11:00 pm. Contacted Frain electric. Brendan called me right away. He came next day and explained what was happening and gave me an estimate to replace panel and all breakers. He was very thorough in his explanation. Within 2 hours Adam came and replaced everything in about 4 hours. Adam did a fantastic job and his work was very clean is very nice person. He cleaned up the job site like a real professional. Brendan responded to all my texts and calls in a timely manner and answered all my questions about permits and inspections. I will hire Frain electric in the future. I would recommend them in a heart beat. Glad I found Frain electric in the middle of the next. They are a courteous and friendly and knowledgeable team. Tim Klein
Repeated tripping usually means an overloaded circuit, damaged wiring, or a failing appliance. The breaker is doing its job. We find the cause rather than just resetting it.
Both happen. A loose connection or a damaged cover can often be repaired. A breaker that will not reset, feels warm, or shows corrosion has reached the end of its life and should be replaced.
They are protective devices. GFCI guards against shock in wet areas like kitchens, bathrooms and outdoors. AFCI guards against arc faults, which are a common cause of electrical fires. Current code requires them in specific locations, and we will tell you where yours are missing.
No. Each reset sends power back into a circuit that has already faulted once. If it trips again, stop and call us.