Outlet and Switch Services in Katy, TX

Outlet and Switch Experts Serving Fort Bend County and the Surrounding Areas

Faulty outlets and light switches pose a safety risk and disrupt daily life. At GoldStar Electric, we can assist with outlet and switch repairs, replacements, and new installations. Our licensed and insured electricians bring years of hands-on experience to every job and are prepared to handle projects of all sizes and complexities with professionalism and precision. 

We can confirm your electrical system is safe, functional, and up to code when fixing or adding outlets and switches. Whether you need a single outlet replaced or a complete wiring overhaul, you can trust us to deliver reliable and efficient electrical solutions for your home or business. 

Our team offers weekend appointments and same-day support for urgent issues. We invite you to check out our reviews, and ask about our warranties, financing options, and satisfaction guarantee!

When you need professional outlet and switch services in Katy, TX, schedule a service appointment by calling (346) 623-1508 or contacting us online. Se habla español.

Signs You Need More Outlets or Switches

An insufficient number of outlets or switches can be a major inconvenience at best and dangerous at worst. Our experienced electricians can provide personalized suggestions by reviewing your current electrical setup and discussing your specific needs. We can assess your electrical system's capacity and determine what changes, like a panel upgrade or dedicated circuits, are necessary to accommodate new outlets or switches. Our team at GoldStar Electric can handle all the electrical work needed to facilitate new outlets and switches.

You may need more outlets and switches if you are dealing with any of the following issues:

• Excessive use of power strips and extension cords. Using power strips and extension cords as a long-term solution is a major safety hazard. They can easily become overloaded and cause a fire. If you find yourself constantly relying on these devices to power your electronics, you likely need more permanent outlet locations.
• Flickering or dimming lights. Lights that flicker or dim when you turn on an appliance often mean your circuit is overloaded. This suggests that your current electrical system cannot handle the demand, and you need to distribute the load across more circuits and outlets.
• Frequently tripping breakers. A breaker that trips often is a serious warning sign that your circuits are overloaded. This means the circuit is drawing more current than it is rated for, and you may need to install additional outlets and circuits to safely handle your electrical load.
• Inconvenient switch locations. You should never have to walk into a dark room and struggle to find a light switch. Adding more switches in strategic locations can improve convenience and safety.