Electrical Service Professionals with Experience in Electrical Repairs
Parham Heating, Cooling, Plumbing & Electric, LLC, your local electrical service and HVAC contractor, offers professional electrical repairs to homeowners in the Trenton area, so if your home’s electrical system experiences any complications, don’t hesitate to reach out to our skilled professionals. Our qualified team can address electrical problems such as overlamping, wobbly ceiling fans, switched plugs, tripped circuit breakers, burned outlets, aluminum wiring, and backstabbed wiring.
Outlets
Electrical outlets are known to malfunction in a variety of ways, and when they do, your Trenton electrical service and HVAC contractor is here to help. Our qualified technicians can diagnose and resolve a variety of problems, including backstabbed wiring, blocked cord plugs, switched plugs, burned outlets, and tripped circuit breakers.
Electrical Panels
Being informed about the types of electrical panel complications that you might encounter as a Trenton homeowner is a good idea. Although electrical panels can last up to 30 years, they can malfunction regardless of how old they are. Watch out for electrical panel problems such as missing handle ties, corrosion, overcrowding, and overfusing, and schedule an electrical repair with an electrical service and HVAC contractor like Parham Heating, Cooling, Plumbing & Electric, LLC if your Trenton home’s electrical panel experiences any of these complications.
Ceiling Fans
Even if you own multiple ceiling fans in your Trenton home, you probably don’t know how to repair every complication that you might encounter. Ceiling fan problems are easy to identify but can be difficult to fix, so reach out to Parham Heating, Cooling, Plumbing & Electric, LLC, a reputable electrical service and HVAC contractor, to address complications such as strange noises, defective ceiling fan models, faulty speed settings, malfunctioning wire connections or circuit breakers, warped blades, bent blade brackets, broken pull cords, and worn-out reversal switches.
