MEGA Electrical Services is based in Milford, DE and handles switch and outlet installation, replacement and upgrades for homeowners across Kent and Sussex Counties, including Lincoln, Milton, Harrington, Georgetown and Camden. That covers everything from a single outdated receptacle to a full set of GFCI, USB, dimmer, sensor and smart-switch upgrades throughout a house. We explain what each option does for your space before we start, and we're just as glad to handle one outlet as a whole-home project.
From a single swapped outlet to a whole-house upgrade, we handle the full range of switch and outlet devices homeowners ask for.
Standard receptacle installation and replacement
GFCI and USB outlets
Dimmer switches
Occupancy and motion sensors
Timers and fan-speed controls
Smart switches and smart receptacles
Feedback from homeowners across Kent and Sussex Counties on working with our electricians.
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 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…
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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…
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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
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
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…
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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
Here's what to expect when you call us for switch or outlet work, from discussing the job to the final test.
We talk through what you need, whether it's a single GFCI swap or a whole-house upgrade to smart switches, and give you a clear picture of what's involved.
Before swapping anything, we check the existing wiring, box size and circuit to make sure the new device or control will work safely in that location.
We install the switches or outlets, test each one for proper operation and grounding, and leave the work area clean when we're done.
Answers to the questions Milford-area homeowners ask most about installing, replacing, and upgrading switches and outlets.
Q1
Cost depends mainly on the type of device, how many you're installing, and whether the existing wiring and box can accept it as-is. A single standard outlet swap is a smaller job than adding GFCI protection to a kitchen or wiring a new circuit for a smart switch bank. We're happy to look at your project and put together a quote before any work starts.
Q2
A single outlet or switch swap is usually a quick job, while projects involving several rooms, new wiring runs, or smart device setup take longer. We'll give you a realistic sense of the time involved once we know the scope.
Q3
New outlets and switches on existing circuits usually don't require a permit, but adding circuits, upgrading wiring, or work tied to a panel change may fall under local requirements, which vary by municipality. If you're not sure, ask us when we talk through the scope of your job.
Q4
Flickering lights, a switch that feels warm, an outlet that no longer holds a plug snugly, scorch marks, or breakers that trip when you use a device are all signs it's time to have the outlet or switch looked at. Older homes with two-prong outlets or no GFCI protection in kitchens and baths are also worth upgrading for safety.
Q5
Swapping a single outlet or switch with the power off is within reach for some homeowners, but mistakes with wiring, grounding, or GFCI placement can create real safety hazards and aren't always obvious after the fact. For anything beyond a basic one-for-one swap, like adding a dimmer, smart switch, or new GFCI circuit, hiring a licensed electrician is the safer choice.
Q6
Sometimes a device can simply be repaired or reset, but if the wiring is damaged, outdated, or the outlet/switch itself is worn out, full replacement is the safer and longer-lasting option. We'll tell you plainly which makes sense for your situation rather than replacing parts that don't need it.
Q1
Cost depends mainly on the type of device, how many you're installing, and whether the existing wiring and box can accept it as-is. A single standard outlet swap is a smaller job than adding GFCI protection to a kitchen or wiring a new circuit for a smart switch bank. We're happy to look at your project and put together a quote before any work starts.
Q3
New outlets and switches on existing circuits usually don't require a permit, but adding circuits, upgrading wiring, or work tied to a panel change may fall under local requirements, which vary by municipality. If you're not sure, ask us when we talk through the scope of your job.
Q5
Swapping a single outlet or switch with the power off is within reach for some homeowners, but mistakes with wiring, grounding, or GFCI placement can create real safety hazards and aren't always obvious after the fact. For anything beyond a basic one-for-one swap, like adding a dimmer, smart switch, or new GFCI circuit, hiring a licensed electrician is the safer choice.
Q2
A single outlet or switch swap is usually a quick job, while projects involving several rooms, new wiring runs, or smart device setup take longer. We'll give you a realistic sense of the time involved once we know the scope.
Q4
Flickering lights, a switch that feels warm, an outlet that no longer holds a plug snugly, scorch marks, or breakers that trip when you use a device are all signs it's time to have the outlet or switch looked at. Older homes with two-prong outlets or no GFCI protection in kitchens and baths are also worth upgrading for safety.
Q6
Sometimes a device can simply be repaired or reset, but if the wiring is damaged, outdated, or the outlet/switch itself is worn out, full replacement is the safer and longer-lasting option. We'll tell you plainly which makes sense for your situation rather than replacing parts that don't need it.
From a single GFCI swap to a full round of smart switches, MEGA Electrical Services handles switch and outlet work for homeowners across Milford and the surrounding Kent and Sussex County communities. Request a quote and we'll walk through what your project needs.
MEGA Electrical Services provides electrical installation, repair, and troubleshooting for homes and businesses throughout Milford, DE and the surrounding Kent and Sussex County area.
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