Residential electrician

It depends entirely on the job, and any shop that quotes you a house-wide number over the phone without seeing it is guessing. What we will do is look at it and give you a firm price before any work starts, so you're not watching a clock run. Call 417-588-3497.

A brief dip when a big motor starts is normal. A noticeable flicker every time, or flickering that's gotten worse, usually means an undersized service, an overloaded circuit, or — the one that matters — a loose connection somewhere in the panel or the service. Loose connections heat up. That one is worth a call.

For the diagnosis, yes, usually — you know things about the house that we don't, like what was happening the first time it acted up. For planned work, we can often work with you not there once we've agreed on the scope.

Almost always. How hard it is depends on what's between the new location and the nearest usable source — an unfinished basement or attic above makes it easy, a finished wall on a slab makes it work. We'll tell you which before we start.

Yes, and there's a lot of both around Lebanon. Old wiring isn't automatically dangerous, but a fuse box, cloth-insulated conductors, or ungrounded two-prong outlets all limit what the house can safely do. We'll walk it with you and tell you what actually needs addressing versus what's fine to leave alone.