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Switches & Outlets

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Working Hours:
Monday - Friday :
8:00AM to 4:30PM
Saturday & Sunday :
By Appointment Only
Get In Touch:
Send us an Email
office.echelonelectric@gmail.com
Give us a Call
(732) 575-9245

Switch & Outlet Upgrades

We provide expert switch and outlet services tailored to homeowners and businesses. From repairs and replacements to new installations, our skilled electricians ensure your electrical system operates safely and efficiently.
Choosing Echelon Electric means reliable, professional service every step of the way. Our licensed team is dedicated to delivering high-quality results with exceptional care and attention to detail.

“Very happy with my experience with Echelon electric. Didn’t know what to expect. I hired them based on reviews. Paul was professional and did a great job. Actually the whole job from estimate and prompt scheduling. Thank you and your crew.”

— Joseph G., Google

We provide same-day repair and next-day installation services you can count on. Our expert electricians arrive on time, present clear options, and treat your home with the utmost respect.
Each technician is highly trained, background-checked, and drug-tested, ensuring you’re always in trusted hands with Echelon Electric.
How do I know if I need to upgrade my switches and outlets?
If you notice loose connections, discolored outlets, frequent tripped circuits, or outlets that don’t hold plugs securely, it’s time for an upgrade. Upgrading ensures safety, efficiency, and compatibility with modern devices.
Can you install smart switches and outlets in my home?
Absolutely! Smart switches and outlets are a great way to add convenience and energy efficiency to your home. Our team can install and configure them to work seamlessly with your smart home system.
What’s the difference between GFCI and standard outlets?
GFCI outlets protect against electrical shocks by shutting off power when they detect imbalances. They’re essential in areas like kitchens, bathrooms, and outdoor spaces where water exposure is common.
Why do my outlets spark when I plug something in?
Small sparks can be normal, but frequent or large sparks might indicate loose connections or faulty wiring. It’s best to have one of our tech's inspect and address the issue to prevent potential hazards.
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