Sparking outlet? Repeated breaker trips? Unexpected electrical problem?
Air Technical Services provides 24/7 emergency electrical service throughout Long Beach Island, Ocean County and Monmouth County. Electrical problems can create serious safety concerns. If something does not look, smell or sound right, don’t ignore it.
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Visible sparking can indicate a potentially hazardous electrical problem.
Unexpected burning or melting smells around outlets, panels, appliances or wiring should not be ignored.
A breaker that repeatedly trips may indicate an overloaded circuit, faulty equipment or another electrical problem.
Excessive heat or discoloration around an outlet can indicate an electrical issue that should be inspected.
If power suddenly disappears from part of your home but there is no utility outage, there may be an issue within the home's electrical system.
Unexpected noises, smells, heat or other problems around the electrical panel should be evaluated by a licensed electrician.
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A breaker is designed to interrupt power when there is a problem. If the breaker repeatedly trips after being reset, do not continue resetting it over and over. The cause could involve:
Have the problem professionally diagnosed.
AirTech provides emergency service throughout Long Beach Island, Ocean County and Monmouth County for both year-round and seasonal homeowners.
Potential electrical emergencies include sparking equipment, burning smells, excessively hot outlets, repeated breaker trips, damaged electrical components or other conditions that may present a safety risk.
Stop using the outlet and connected equipment. If it is safe, shut off power to the circuit and contact an electrician. If there is fire or heavy smoke, leave the property and call 911.
Repeated breaker trips can be caused by overloaded circuits, faulty appliances, short circuits or other electrical problems. A licensed electrician can determine the cause.
A burning or melting smell near electrical equipment should never be ignored. Stop using the affected equipment and contact an electrician. If there is visible fire or smoke, call 911.
If neighboring homes still have power and only part of your house is affected, the problem could involve a breaker, circuit, panel or another component of your home’s electrical system.
An outlet that becomes unusually hot may indicate an electrical problem. Stop using the outlet and have it evaluated.
Yes. AirTech provides 24/7 emergency electrical service throughout Long Beach Island, Ocean County and Monmouth County.
If there is an active electrical fire, heavy smoke, downed power line or immediate threat to people or property, leave the area and call 911 or the appropriate utility provider first.
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