Outlets & Receptacles
Dead outlets, loose plugs that will not hold a cord, scorched receptacles, missing grounds and adding new outlets where you keep running extension cords.
The everyday electrical problems a homeowner runs into: an outlet that quit, a breaker that will not stay on, a fixture that buzzes, a switch that gets warm. Licensed electricians, a real diagnosis, and a fixed price before the work starts.
Utah licensed electrical contractor with Master-level scoping on every project.
We test and prove the fault before anything gets replaced, so you pay for the fix.
Clear arrival windows Monday through Friday, 8 to 5, and a crew that cleans up.
Permits, utility coordination and inspection sign-off taken care of for you.
If it is powered by your panel, we repair it. Below are the calls we get most from homeowners across Salt Lake and Davis County.
Dead outlets, loose plugs that will not hold a cord, scorched receptacles, missing grounds and adding new outlets where you keep running extension cords.
Kitchen, bath, garage, exterior and hot tub GFCIs that trip repeatedly or will not reset, plus arc fault breakers nuisance tripping on bedroom circuits.
Buzzing or flickering fixtures, dimmers that hum or run hot, three-way switches that stopped working, and replacing failed LED fixtures and ballasts.
Breakers that trip or will not reset, hot bus bars, corroded or burned lugs, double-tapped circuits, missing labels and unsafe legacy panels.
Wire nicked by a nail or a remodel, chewed by rodents, buried junction boxes, backstab failures and previous homeowner work corrected to code.
Outdoor outlets and porch lights that died, water in boxes, garage door openers, freezer circuits, shed and detached garage feeds.
Ranges, dryers, dishwashers, microwaves and well pumps that trip their circuit, plus adding dedicated circuits for heavy loads.
A warm cover plate or burning smell means a connection is overheating. Turn the breaker off and get that circuit looked at before it becomes a fire.
Intermittent problems that come and go, whole rooms without power, and flickers that move around the house get tested and proven, not guessed at.
Most home repairs are handled in a single visit. You will know the cause and the price before anything gets replaced.
Tell us what stopped working, when it started and what has already been swapped. That detail regularly cuts the search time in half.
Meters, circuit tracing and thermal imaging tell us which device, splice or conductor actually failed instead of replacing parts hoping one sticks.
You approve the scope and price before we start. Repairs are made with quality devices and connections that will not back out.
The circuit gets retested under load, we walk you through what was found, and the work area is left clean.

Photos from jobs our crews completed across Salt Lake City.
Level 2 home chargers and commercial charging stations. Certified install, diagnostics, and repairs for every major brand.
Modernize your load center. 100A to 400A panels swapped safely and permitted to code.
Overhead and underground service upgrades coordinated directly with Rocky Mountain Power.
Turnkey standby generator installs. Automatic transfer switches wired for zero-drama outages.
Not sure which service you need? See the cities we cover on our service areas page or contact our team.
Verified feedback from homeowners, property managers and facility teams across Salt Lake County, Davis County and Park City.
Simple device repairs like a failed outlet, switch or GFCI are usually a short visit at a flat price. Anything that needs troubleshooting is quoted after we find the cause, and you approve that number before we do the repair.
Yes, troubleshooting is billed as its own line item because it is skilled work with test equipment behind it. You approve it up front and the findings are yours either way.
Usually not. Most dead outlets trace back to a tripped GFCI upstream, a failed backstab connection or a loose splice in a nearby box, all of which are typically same-visit repairs.
Rarely. A tripping breaker is normally doing its job and reporting a ground fault, arc fault or overload on the circuit. Replacing it without finding the cause hides a real problem.
Yes, and we see a lot of it. We correct unsafe splices, buried junction boxes, undersized wire and missing grounds, and tell you plainly what has to be fixed now versus what can wait.
No. We are available Monday through Friday, 8 to 5. If you smell burning or a device is hot, shut that circuit off at the breaker and call us and we will prioritize getting out to you.
Yes. Tactical Electrical Services is a licensed and insured Utah electrical contractor, and our work is Master electrician led with permits pulled where the job requires them.
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