Why a breaker trips, and what's actually causing it.
Condition, connections and routing throughout the property.
Whether the panel is the problem or the victim of one.
Identifying dead, intermittent or incorrectly wired points.
Flickering, dimming and lights that fail early.
Whether your property is protected, and where it isn't.
Diagnostics is the part of electrical work where experience counts most. Anyone can replace a component; finding out which component to replace is the skill. We’re led by a licensed Master Electrician, we price upfront with no hidden fees, and we’re available 24/7 when a fault can’t wait.
Diagnostics often uncovers work that needs doing, sometimes more than expected. Flexible financing through Synchrony Bank means the repair can happen once you know what's wrong, rather than waiting.
Great first time experience! Brendan came out to assess electric issues in our home. He completed an assessment and found the issue quickly. He also explained everything to my husband. His pricing is great and he is very professional and detail oriented. We will be utilizing him for all of our future electric needs.
The people at Frain Electric are top notch! Everyone including Brendan, Cassandra & Adam communicated with ease, are friendly & very attentive. Even though we had a small job, we thought best to use professionals! This is the 2nd time Adam has helped us out with his skills. We certainly will call again next time we need great electricians!
Usually a loose connection, a failed device, or a break somewhere in the run. Sometimes it is a tripped GFCI elsewhere in the house that controls that outlet without anyone realising.
It can be. Intermittent flickering often points to a loose connection, which generates heat where nobody can see it. It is worth tracing rather than living with.
In most cases, yes. Diagnostic testing identifies where the problem is before anything is opened up, so any access work is targeted rather than exploratory.
That is a job we see regularly. A fault that resists a fix usually means the symptom and the cause are in different places. We start the diagnosis again rather than continuing where someone else left off.