Zar Electric›
4.8 47 reviews
“DJ and his partner, Andrew, did an excellent job replacing the equipment required to deliver electricity to my home.”
FAQs
I have an electrical problem; What can I do?
As you may have noticed from pursuing our website, electrical issues can occur for various reasons, including overloaded circuits, faulty wiring, the age of the system, and much more. It is always best to turn to a professional Raleigh electrician who can assess the problem and fix it quickly, without jeopardizing the safety of your property.
What electrical installation services do you offer?
Because all of our electricians are highly trained, licensed, insured, bonded, and Master Electrician certified, there is no electrical installation that we can't handle. We offer a comprehensive range of electrical components and appliance installation services across the Raleigh and Wake Forest areas. Our electricians can help you install everything from wall-mounted TVs to electric vehicle charging stations. We also offer professional installation for smoke detectors, carbon monoxide detectors, security lighting, and more.
Can you help me install a home automation or smart home system?
Yes! Zar Electric offers a wide range of smart home system installations. From remote-controlled thermostats to automated climate control, your options are endless. Our Wake Forest-based electricians work hard to stay up to date on smart home automation technology, and we can help you select the products and services that are right for you. Whether you need home networking and integration of several smart home appliances or want to install a security camera at your front door, we have you covered.
Why do my lights periodically dim?
When too much electrical current flows through your home's wiring, especially when additional appliances have been turned on, your lights may flicker and dim. The wiring may also be too small of a gauge to handle the amount of current. Flickering lights may also be a sign that your wiring system is inadequate or overheating. If this is a chronic problem, you should contact an experienced electrician to perform an inspection.
What is a ground fault interrupter, and do I need one?
This safety device must be installed on important circuits throughout all new homes according to the National Electrical Code. They will shut off power if there is a risk of electrocution, so they must be installed in bathrooms, kitchens, swimming pools, and outdoor circuits.
Get the answers to more questions on the FAQ page on our website.
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