Identify and fix all kinds of circuit problems with help from US Comfort.

GFCI and AFCI circuits are designed to help improve electrical safety in your home or business. While they do an excellent job of protecting against deadly shocks and arc fires, unfortunately the retroactive installation of new interrupters on older circuits has also created a lot of confusion. Some outlets may even have multiple GFCIs protecting them. This means that when a fault occurs, it can be difficult to trace it back to the right circuit and figure out why that circuit had a fault in the first place.

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Fortunately, you don’t have to deal with these questions on your own. If you are experiencing problems with tripped or inactive circuits, just contact US Comfort for expert circuit diagnosis.

We Diagnose and Correct All Kinds of Circuit Problems

Some of the main causes for circuit problems include:

  • Overload
  • Shorts
  • Ground-faults
  • Arc-faults
  • Loose wiring or connections
  • Current leaks
  • Incorrect GFCI installation
  • Defective GFCI

You can rely on the electricians from US Comfort to carefully inspect your electrical system to help figure out which of these problems may be involved. Then, we’ll provide you with a detailed explanation of and estimate for the necessary work.

We take great pride in our extremely low level of recalls—hardly any of our clients ever have to call us back to correct an error or oversight on a project. You can trust this as proof positive that our electricians do excellent work, always fixing problems right the first time.

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