A breaker that won’t stay on, lights that dim, or part of the house going dark are all symptoms. Swapping parts until the problem goes away can leave the real fault in the wall, so we trace each issue to its source first and repair what actually failed. If the source is an outdated or full panel, see Panel & Service Upgrades for your options. For problems at a business, see Commercial Electrical.
Once the fault is found and fixed, these are the differences you should notice around the house.
A clear explanation of what went wrong and why
Breakers that stay on after the repair
Lights that stay bright and steady
Outlets and switches you can use without worry
Work completed by a licensed Delaware Master Electrician
A tidy space when the job is done
Reviews from local homeowners on Google.
Very pleased. Quick response to my email and followed up by text. I was able to confirm his Master Electrician license on the state’s website. Arrived on time and went straight to work. Reviewed the electrical panel and…
Owner reply
We appreciate you trusting us with your home, and it’s good to hear the communication and care for your property stood…
KandE Traveling
2026-10-19
Zach was extremely knowledgeable, experienced and considerate. Very accommodating and fast! Highly recommended anyone and everyone to call him with all your electrical needs! I had a Tesla port installed and couldn’t be…
Owner reply
Amanda, glad you’re enjoying your new Tesla charger! It was a pleasure helping you get set up for charging at home, and…
Amanda Leeuwen
2026-10-17
Zach installed a picture light over a painting in our home and it looks great! He was professional, personable and offered several options that could meet our needs. He cleaned up after completing the job and was…
Owner reply
Desda, thank you for the glowing review! We’re happy Zach helped you find the right lighting option for your painting…
Desda Moss
2026-10-01
Zach did a bunch of work around our older home, updating it and improving the safety. We’re grateful for his honest and educational expertise. We will definitely use MEGA Electrical Services again for any other…
Owner reply
Micayla, we really appreciate your thoughtful review! It’s great to hear that Zach helped make the updates to your home…
Micayla Raffaele
2026-09-18
Zach has done a lot of electrical work for us over the past few years, including installing an electric heater in our garage, wiring for our pool pump, running electricity to our shed, installing a 50-amp RV outlet,…
Owner reply
Wayne, thanks for the years of trust with all those projects, from the pool pump wiring to the new subpanel and…
Wayne Baker
2026-09-18
Very professional, great prices and amazing customer service!
Owner reply
Brittany, thank you for the great review! We’re glad you were happy with our pricing and customer service. We…
Brittany Badger
2026-09-22
Here's what to expect once you reach out about an electrical problem in your home.
Call or send a service request and tell us what’s going on.
We check the affected circuits, devices, and wiring connections, including the panel where the problem may start, then walk you through what we found and the recommended repair, with an estimate before work begins.
We complete the repair, then test the circuit to confirm everything works as it should.
Quick answers to the questions homeowners ask most before booking a repair.
Q1
A breaker trips to stop a circuit from overheating. The usual reasons are too many devices running on one circuit, a short, or a ground fault. Resetting it again and again doesn't fix the underlying issue, so it's worth having the circuit checked.
Q2
A single flickering fixture often has a loose bulb, a worn switch, or a bad connection at the fixture. If lights flicker in several rooms, or when a large appliance starts, the problem may be in the panel or the service coming into the house and should be looked at soon.
Q3
It can be. Heat, buzzing, a burning smell, or scorch marks usually mean a loose or damaged connection. Stop using the outlet, switch off its breaker if you can do so safely, and have it inspected. If you see smoke or flames, call 911.
Q4
Yes. A worn, cracked, or loose switch or outlet is a common repair, and we’ll replace it with a working device. For upgrades like GFCI, USB, or smart devices, see Switches & Outlets.
Q5
Tell us what you're seeing, when it started, whether it's one spot or several rooms, and anything that changed recently, like a new appliance or a storm. Photos of the panel or the affected device help too.
Q6
Look for a GFCI outlet nearby, often in a bathroom, kitchen, garage, or outdoors, and press its reset button. Then check the panel for a tripped breaker. If the outlet is still dead after both, call us to inspect it.
Q1
A breaker trips to stop a circuit from overheating. The usual reasons are too many devices running on one circuit, a short, or a ground fault. Resetting it again and again doesn't fix the underlying issue, so it's worth having the circuit checked.
Q3
It can be. Heat, buzzing, a burning smell, or scorch marks usually mean a loose or damaged connection. Stop using the outlet, switch off its breaker if you can do so safely, and have it inspected. If you see smoke or flames, call 911.
Q5
Tell us what you're seeing, when it started, whether it's one spot or several rooms, and anything that changed recently, like a new appliance or a storm. Photos of the panel or the affected device help too.
Q2
A single flickering fixture often has a loose bulb, a worn switch, or a bad connection at the fixture. If lights flicker in several rooms, or when a large appliance starts, the problem may be in the panel or the service coming into the house and should be looked at soon.
Q4
Yes. A worn, cracked, or loose switch or outlet is a common repair, and we’ll replace it with a working device. For upgrades like GFCI, USB, or smart devices, see Switches & Outlets.
Q6
Look for a GFCI outlet nearby, often in a bathroom, kitchen, garage, or outdoors, and press its reset button. Then check the panel for a tripped breaker. If the outlet is still dead after both, call us to inspect it.
Tell us what's happening, and we'll follow up to set up a time.
MEGA Electrical Services provides electrical installation, repair, and troubleshooting for homes and businesses throughout Milford, DE and the surrounding Kent and Sussex County area.
© 2026 MEGA Electrical Services. All rights reserved.
