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Emergency Electrical Repairs In Enoch & Cedar City.
We offer electrical repair when you need it the most!

Emergency electrical repairs are critical services that often come into play when you least expect them. Imagine stepping into your business premises in the morning, ready for a productive day, only to discover an electrical issue that halts your operations. Or perhaps you're at home and suddenly find yourself dealing with major inconveniences such as a blackout or malfunctioning appliances due to an unexpected electrical problem.

In these scenarios, the need for immediate professional attention is clear. However, it's essential to distinguish between an emergency electrical situation that poses a direct safety threat and one that causes significant inconvenience.

As professional electricians, our expertise lies in resolving the latter promptly and efficiently. This might involve troubleshooting and repairing a faulty circuit breaker that's disrupting your business operations or restoring power in your home after an unexpected outage. Our primary goal is to minimize downtime and disruption while ensuring your electrical system is safe and fully operational.

On the other hand, if there's an immediate danger where someone could get hurt, such as exposed live wires, major sparking, or even a fire, the situation warrants immediate action beyond electrical repairs. In such circumstances, immediately call your local utility company to cut off the power supply and contact emergency services right away.

We are certainly here to help with urgent electrical issues, but emergencies that present immediate harm should always be handled by the appropriate authority.

Ampere Electric is a full service electrical contractor serving Enoch and all of Iron County.  We specialize in providing emergency electrical troubleshooting and repairs for residential and commercial building owners.  Whether you need an electrical problem solved at your home or your commercial property we can quickly dispatch an electrician who will be able to solve your electrical problems safely, with a reliable solution.

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Do you an electrical problem that needs to be solved immediately?  Maybe you have an important event coming up and you’ve got electrical problems throwing a wrench in your plans?  Maybe you have an electrical problem that poses a safety risk such as fire or possible electrocution?  Electrical problems are not something you want to try and diagnose yourself if you don’t have a basic understanding of the electrical systems you need fixed.  It can be downright dangerous and in some cases life-threatening.

Why Choose Ampere Electric for Your Emergency Electrical Repairs?

When you choose to work with Ampere Electric for your emergency electrical repairs you’re partnering with a small, local, company with many years of experience in the electrical trades.  We are licensed by the state of Utah and insured to work in your home or building.

As an owner operated company you can have the peace-of-mind knowing that any electrical work we complete will meet or exceed state and national electrical codes.  The work we do will be safe and reliable and we also back all of our work with a lifetime guarantee on our workmanship and we also honor the manufacturers warranty on the products we install.

If you need immediate electrical service or repairs please give us a call at (435) 868-1940 or fill out our online contact form and someone will be getting right back to you.

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Here are some common not life-threatening electrical emergencies we can help solve!

Power Outages: If a power outage is only affecting your property and not the surrounding area, this could indicate an issue with your electrical system that needs immediate attention.

Frequent Circuit Breaker Tripping: A circuit breaker that frequently trips could indicate an overloaded circuit or a short circuit, both of which need immediate attention to prevent potential damage to your electrical system and appliances.

Sparks or Smell of Burning from Outlets or Switches: If you notice sparks or a smell of burning coming from an outlet or switch, this could indicate a serious problem. Although not immediately life-threatening, it can cause damage to the electrical system and possibly start a fire if not addressed.

Failed GFCI Outlets: Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) outlets are designed to protect you from electrical shock. If these fail, they need to be repaired or replaced immediately to ensure safety and avoid inconvenience.

Loss of Power to Essential Equipment: For businesses, loss of power to critical machinery or systems (e.g., servers, refrigeration units) could be considered an emergency due to the potential loss of business or spoilage of goods.

Electrical System Water Exposure: If your electrical system (wiring, outlets, or panel) has been exposed to water due to flooding or a severe leak, you should have an electrician inspect the system for potential damage before power is restored to avoid risk of electrical shock.

Malfunctioning HVAC System: If your heating, ventilation, and air conditioning system stops working, particularly during extreme weather conditions, this could be considered an emergency due to health and safety concerns.

Exposed Wires: While not an immediate threat, exposed wires could become dangerous if touched or if they come into contact with water.

Buzzing Noises: Unusual noises like buzzing or humming from your electrical panel or outlets can indicate a serious issue that needs to be checked.

Electrical Shocks: If you get a mild shock or a tingling sensation when touching an electrical appliance, this could indicate a ground fault or incorrect wiring that needs immediate attention.

Partial Power: If some parts of your home or business have power while others do not, this could indicate a problem with your circuit breakers or electrical panel that needs immediate attention.

Flickering or Dimming Lights: If your lights are frequently flickering or dimming, this could be a sign of a loose or defective electrical connection that needs fixing.

Inoperative Alarm Systems: If your home or business security system or fire alarm system becomes inoperative, it would be considered an emergency due to safety concerns.

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