Outlets, GFCI, USB outlets, switches & dimmers in Maricopa, Kern County. Local electricians, upfront pricing and fast scheduling.
(833) 652-8933 Request a quoteExtension cords and power strips daisy-chained across the room are a sign a Maricopa home simply does not have enough outlets. Phasethree Electric adds extra outlets, replaces worn or two-prong receptacles, installs GFCI outlets where code requires them, and upgrades switches to dimmers and smart switches throughout Maricopa and Kern County.
New outlets on existing circuits, dedicated 20 amp outlets for kitchens and workshops, 240V outlets for dryers, ranges and EV chargers, outdoor weatherproof outlets, USB-C outlets and tamper-resistant outlets for homes with young children.
Kitchens, bathrooms, garages, laundry rooms and outdoor areas require GFCI protection. We install GFCI outlets or breakers and test them so your Maricopa home passes inspection and stays safe.
Three-way and four-way switch wiring, dimmers matched to LED fixtures so they do not buzz or flicker, timers, occupancy sensors and smart switches from Lutron, Leviton and Kasa. Serving Maricopa and nearby Taft, Fellows, Tupman, Mc Kittrick. Call (833) 652-8933.
We provide outlet & switch installation throughout Maricopa and the surrounding communities of Kern County.
Usually yes. We fish wire from an existing outlet or from the attic or crawlspace with minimal drywall work.
LED bulbs need a compatible dimmer. We match the dimmer to the fixture load so it runs quietly.
It depends on the circuit's existing load. We check before adding to avoid nuisance tripping.
“They rewired our 1948 house room by room and we never lost power overnight. Walls were patched cleaner than we expected.”
Tom & Linda R.“Hot tub circuit and disconnect installed and inspected in a week. Everything was labeled and explained.”
Carlos D.“Our restaurant lost power on a Friday night. They had the failed contactor replaced and the walk-in back up before we lost any product.”
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