Marion Residential Electrical Service

At Knee's Electrical Service in Marion, we have been serving the area since 1971 and can provide you with quality electrical services for your residence. Whether you need Marion or Kokomo residential repairs, we are available 24/7.

Contact the professionals at Knee's Electrical Service today to learn more about our Marion residential electrical services.

Protecting Your Home's Electrical System

Electrical problems can go far beyond an outlet that doesn't work, and cause you and your family a certain amount of stress. Our trained and experienced electricians are committed to resolving all of your problems as safely and effectively as possible.

Warning Signs You Need an Electrician

Not sure if you need to call an electrician? Here are some warning signs that indicate it's time to contact a professional:

• Flickering or Dimming Lights: This could be a sign of loose wiring, overloaded circuits, or a failing fixture.
• Sparks or Buzzing Sounds: Never ignore these signs, as they could indicate a serious electrical issue that poses a fire hazard.
• Tripping Circuit Breakers: Circuit breakers are designed to trip and prevent electrical overload. If they trip frequently, it's a sign your circuits are overloaded and need evaluation.
• Burning Smell: A burning smell coming from electrical outlets, switches, or appliances is a serious fire hazard and requires immediate attention.
• Shock from Appliances or Switches: A mild shock can indicate a faulty appliance or wiring issue.

Electrical Safety Tips for Homeowners

Here are some easy tips to keep your home's electrical system safe:

• Don't Overload Circuits: Avoid plugging in too many appliances into one outlet.
• Unplug Unused Chargers: Phone chargers and other electronic device chargers continue to draw power even when not in use. Unplug them when not actively charging a device.
• GFCI Outlets in Bathrooms and Kitchens: Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) outlets provide additional protection in areas exposed to moisture.
• Regular Electrical Inspections: Schedule regular electrical inspections by a qualified electrician to identify potential issues before they become major problems.
• Leave Electrical Work to Professionals: While some basic tasks may seem simple, it's always best to leave electrical work to a qualified electrician to avoid potential hazards and ensure code compliance.

Before we leave any job, we ensure that everything is working properly and that all safety risks are eliminated. We know exactly how much is on the line when we show up for any type of electrical repair or installation - we are even available 24/7 for emergency service.