Electrical repairs and service calls in Tampa

Breaker keeps tripping? Outlet stopped working? Lights flickering? We find the cause and fix it.

We test the circuits, check the panel, and explain what's wrong before we repair anything. If it turns out to be bigger than a repair, we'll lay out your options and give you a written price.

Smell burning or see scorch marks? Turn off that breaker and call us right away at (813) 833-9854.

Tripping breakers and dead outlets
Flickering or dimming lights
Warm or buzzing outlets and switches
Partial power loss after a storm

Common-area electrical project by X Electric

Something not working?

Call and tell us what's happening. We're open Monday to Saturday, 8 AM to 6 PM.

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Common problems we fix

Breakers that keep tripping, outlets or rooms that lost power, flickering or dimming lights, warm or buzzing outlets and switches, GFCI outlets that won't reset, and partial power loss after a storm. If you smell burning or see scorch marks, turn off the breaker and call right away.

We work throughout Tampa, including South Tampa, Hyde Park, Davis Islands, Westchase, Odessa, and Lutz.

Responsive service for real electrical issues

Electrical service calls are often about urgency, but they are also about confidence. Clients need clear answers, accurate troubleshooting, and work performed by electricians who understand how to diagnose problems without creating unnecessary disruption. X Electric provides service calls in Tampa and surrounding areas for outages, breaker problems, damaged wiring, lighting issues, and other electrical concerns.

We'll explain what caused the problem and what it takes to fix it before doing the work, whether it's a quick repair or a sign that something bigger needs attention.

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Service Calls FAQs

Why does my breaker keep tripping?

Usually it's an overloaded circuit, a short, or a ground fault. Sometimes the breaker itself is worn out. Repeated tripping is a warning sign, so it's worth having it checked instead of resetting it over and over.

What should I do if part of my house lost power?

Check your panel for tripped breakers and reset any GFCI outlets. If that doesn't restore power, or the breaker trips again right away, call us. A partial outage can point to a loose connection or a failing breaker.

Is a warm outlet or switch dangerous?

It can be. Outlets and switches shouldn't feel warm. Heat usually means a loose connection or an overloaded circuit. Stop using it and have it checked.