Why it matters
Too few outlets, dead receptacles, ungrounded two-prong plugs, and a tangle of extension cords aren't just inconvenient — they're a safety and code issue. Whether you need new outlets, GFCI protection in wet areas, dedicated circuits for big appliances, or switch and wiring updates, professional work keeps your home safe and code-compliant.
How it works
We add and replace outlets and switches, install GFCI and AFCI protection where code requires it, run dedicated circuits for high-draw appliances, and correct unsafe or outdated wiring. New receptacles are wired and grounded properly, and protective devices are placed where they belong — GFCIs in kitchens, bathrooms, garages, and outdoor areas; AFCIs protecting living-space circuits.
Signs you need service
- Relying on power strips and extension cords for everyday use
- Two-prong, ungrounded outlets
- Dead outlets or ones that feel warm
- No GFCI protection near sinks, in bathrooms, or outdoors
- A large appliance that needs its own dedicated circuit
- Scorched, discolored, or loose outlets and switches
Common problems we fix
- Too few circuits, leading to overload and tripping
- Ungrounded two-prong outlets in older homes
- Missing GFCI protection in wet locations
- Backstabbed or loose connections causing heat
- High-draw appliances sharing circuits they shouldn't
Safety first
- Don't overload outlets with multiple high-draw devices or daisy-chained strips
- Replace any outlet that's warm, scorched, or loose — and stop using it until you do
- Use GFCI protection anywhere water is near electricity
- Don't defeat the ground prong on a three-prong plug
- Have aluminum or older wiring evaluated by a licensed electrician
What affects the cost
- Number of outlets or switches
- New circuit/wiring runs vs. simple replacement
- GFCI/AFCI protection and dedicated circuits
- Wall access and finish restoration
Why choose Triple Play
- Code-correct GFCI and AFCI protection
- Dedicated circuits for appliances that need them
- Correction of unsafe older wiring
- Licensed, permitted work where required