Questions before you book
What does the first visit cost?
Every visit has a one-hour minimum at the rate for that kind of work, and then it runs in 15-minute steps. There is no separate trip charge inside Ada County. If the job turns out to need more than an hour or two, I stop and give you the price before I go on.
How do I book?
Pick the closest job on the form, a day that suits you, and text a photo of the outlet, fixture or panel if you can. I confirm the day and the price by text.
My job is not on the menu. Do you still take it?
Often, yes. Book the repair hour and describe it, and I will say whether it is a job I do alone, a bigger job that needs a written price, or one I would send to someone else.
Do you replace panels or rewire whole houses?
No. I work alone, so I take small and medium jobs: repairs, fixtures, fans, alarms and single new circuits. If your house needs a panel or a rewire, I will say so and tell you what to ask for in a quote.
Do you pull permits?
Where a job needs one, I pull it and pass the fee through at cost, on its own line. Many small repairs and swaps don't need one.
Do you take emergency calls?
No. I answer between jobs on weekdays and book Saturdays ahead. If something is burning, sparking or hot to the touch, call 911 first. If it is safe to reach, turn off the breaker.
Still not sure?
Text a photo and what it does. I will say whether it is a menu job.