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Sparks, smoke, a burning smell, a hot panel or outlet, exposed or arcing wiring, water touching electrical components, or shocks from appliances all qualify. So does sudden partial power loss inside your home. If a situation feels dangerous, cut power at the panel if you safely can and call us right away.

If you can safely reach your main breaker and you smell burning, see sparks, or have water near electrical components, shutting off power is wise. Never touch anything wet or actively sparking. When you call, we will help you decide the safest step for your specific situation.

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Stop using it immediately and, if you can do so safely, switch off the breaker feeding that circuit. Do not attempt to repair it yourself, since the cause could be damaged wiring behind the wall. Call a licensed electrician to diagnose and fix it properly.

Treat it as one. A burning or fishy plastic odor near outlets, switches, or the panel often means overheating wiring or components that can lead to a fire. Cut power to that area if you safely can and call us. It is far better to check and be sure.

Partial power loss while neighbors still have electricity usually points to a tripped breaker, a failing breaker, a loose connection, or a problem in your panel. Because a loose or overheating connection can be a fire risk, it is worth having a licensed electrician diagnose it promptly rather than repeatedly resetting a breaker.

Yes. Water from a leak, flood, or storm that reaches outlets, wiring, or your panel creates a serious shock and fire hazard. Keep away from the affected area, shut off power at the main if you can do so safely, and call a licensed electrician to inspect before restoring power.