Knoxville Electricians

Quality Electrical Services in Knox, Sevier & Hamblen Counties

Looking for a qualified electrician in your area? The search ends with Quality Plumbing, Heating, Cooling & Electrical! In addition to our award-winning plumbing and HVAC services, we’re pleased to add electrical services to our list of service offerings for East Tennessee homes and businesses. If you would like help troubleshooting an electrical problem or need professional electrical installation, turn to the name that’s been trusted in Knox, Sevier & Hamblen Counties since 1985.

To schedule an appointment with an electrician in Knoxville, call (865) 622-7785 now.

Services Provided by Electricians

Professional electricians offer a wide range of electrical services to ensure the safe and efficient functioning of electrical systems. 

Some common electrical services provided by electricians include:

• Electrical installations: Electricians can install new electrical systems or components such as wiring, outlets, switches, circuit breakers, lighting fixtures, ceiling fans, and more.
• Electrical repairs: Electricians diagnose and fix electrical issues, such as power outages, flickering lights, faulty outlets or switches, tripped circuit breakers, and other electrical malfunctions.
• Electrical upgrades: Electricians can upgrade electrical systems to meet increased power demands, such as upgrading electrical panels, adding dedicated circuits for appliances, or installing surge protectors.
• Electrical inspections: Electricians conduct thorough inspections of electrical systems to identify potential safety hazards, code violations, or outdated components. They provide recommendations for necessary repairs or improvements.
• Electrical maintenance: Electricians perform regular maintenance tasks, such as cleaning and inspecting electrical equipment, tightening connections, testing safety devices, and ensuring overall system functionality.
• Wiring and rewiring: Electricians are skilled in wiring and rewiring buildings, including residential, commercial, and industrial properties. They ensure proper installation and adherence to electrical codes.
• Safety upgrades: Electricians can install safety features like ground fault circuit interrupters (GFCIs), arc fault circuit interrupters (AFCIs), smoke detectors, carbon monoxide detectors, and outdoor lighting for enhanced safety.
• Energy-efficient solutions: Electricians can advise on and install energy-efficient lighting systems, motion sensors, programmable thermostats, and other energy-saving devices to reduce electricity consumption.
• Electrical troubleshooting: When electrical issues occur, electricians use their expertise to identify the root cause of the problem and provide effective solutions.
• Electrical consultations: Electricians offer consultations to assess electrical needs, provide recommendations for new construction or remodeling projects, and answer any questions related to electrical systems.

Remember to always hire licensed and reputable electricians for any electrical services to ensure safety and compliance with electrical codes and regulations.

When to Call an Electrician for Electrical Repairs

Many people are hesitant to contact an electrician when they aren’t sure if something is a real problem. Some people assume that flickering lights aren’t a big deal, or that the weird buzzing noise from their electrical panel will just go away on its own. The reality is that electricity can be dangerous, and if there’s ever any doubt about your electrical system, it’s better to be safe than sorry and call an electrician as soon as possible. Failing to address an electrical emergency could result in an electrical fire, and taking a DIY approach to an electrical situation without the proper knowledge and training could result in electrocution.

Don’t take chances. Call our Knoxville electricians now if you notice any of the following:

• Heat and/or smoke coming from your electrical panel or outlets
• Flickering and/or buzzing lights
• Sparks coming from your outlets
• Electric shock when touching electrical appliances
• No electricity (without a planned outage or billing issues)
• Outlets or switches do not work
• Circuit breaker keeps tripping