Outlet, Switch and GFCI Installation and Repair in Greater Lafayette Area
Need safe, code-compliant outlets, switches, or GFCIs installed or repaired today? Our licensed electricians handle device installs, replacements, and troubleshooting with clear communication and upfront options. We serve the Greater Lafayette area, including Lafayette, New Iberia, and Broussard. Trusted by neighbors with a 4.7 rating from 277 reviews and backed by our satisfaction guarantee. Call or request service online for fast, local help.
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Why Choose Us
Licensed and insured
Louisiana state-licensed, bonded, and insured contractor
25+ years local service
Serving Lafayette homeowners for over 25 years
Vetted technicians
Background-checked and drug-tested for your safety
Code-compliant installs
Work meets local code and manufacturer specs
Clear pricing options
Upfront estimates with financing options available
What Our Customers Say
speed
“They were quick and efficient. Would recommend them for your home electric needs.”
professionalism
“They had to repair a broken underground wire, trench and installed a new outlet. Everything was done super fast.”
quality
“They fixed those with professional accuracy.”
You can physically install a GFCI outlet yourself, but hiring a licensed electrician is the only way to ensure it’s installed correctly, grounded, and code‑compliant. Most DIY issues come from incorrect wiring that can cause immediate tripping or leave the outlet unsafe. A proper install includes inspecting the existing wiring, confirming the circuit can handle the load, making the connections per code, and testing with a circuit tester to verify the GFCI trips and resets as designed. Our team follows the National Electrical Code and performs verification testing after installation, and we routinely handle this work for homeowners in and around Saint Martinville. If a new GFCI trips right away, that often points to a dangerous wiring problem rather than a bad device.
Call a pro promptly if you notice:
- Sparks or smoke from an outlet
- An outlet or switch that feels warm or hot
- Discoloration, melting, or a loose receptacle
Press the TEST button monthly and stop using any outlet that repeatedly trips until it’s inspected.
Updated: 2026-04-05
Need help in Saint Martinville, LA? Call (337) 214-0010 or book online.
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Have questions or need service? Contact our team today to discuss your needs, request a quote, or schedule an appointment.