IronvellElectric
South Lake County & West Orange

Outlets, Switches & GFCI Protection

Adding outlets, replacing worn devices, and putting GFCI protection where the code and common sense both want it.

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Outlets, Switches & GFCI Protection

Receptacles wear out. A plug that falls out of an outlet under its own weight is a loose contact, and loose contacts make heat. It is a small repair that prevents a large problem, and most homes have several.

Scope

What we handle

  • Adding outlets where you keep running an extension cord
  • Replacing worn, painted-over or loose receptacles
  • GFCI protection in kitchens, baths, garages, outdoors and crawl spaces
  • AFCI breakers for bedroom and living area circuits
  • Two-prong to grounded outlet conversions, done correctly
  • USB and smart outlets, switches and dimmers
How we work

Included

  • Devices tested under load, not just checked with a plug tester
  • Correct box fill and secure mounting
  • GFCI test and reset demonstrated to you
  • Honest advice on which upgrades are worth doing and which are not
Service area

Where we work

South Lake County

ClermontGrovelandMinneolaMascotteMontverdeHowey-in-the-HillsFerndaleAstatulaYalaha

West Orange

Winter GardenOcoeeWindermereHorizon WestOaklandGothaTildenvilleKillarney
Questions

Common questions

My GFCI keeps tripping. Is it faulty?

Sometimes. More often it is doing its job and there is moisture or a failing appliance on the circuit. Worth finding out which before replacing it.

Can you make my two-prong outlets three-prong?

Only correctly: either run a ground, or install GFCI protection and label it as required. Just changing the receptacle is unsafe and is a code violation.

How many outlets can I add to a circuit?

It depends on what is already on it. We check the load before adding, which is the step that gets skipped.

Get a straight answer on outlets, switches & gfci.

Call and describe it. We will tell you what it likely is and what it costs to find out for certain.