Electrical Emergency Procedures
Electrical Emergency Procedures
Here are a few general guidelines about what you should do in the event of an emergency and you need an out of hours electrician:
Electrical Fire:
Water conducts electricity so never pour water on an electrical fire; use a fire extinguisher only. If possible, disconnect the power source and immediately call Chris.
Electrical Shock:
If possible, immediately disconnect or turn off the power source and contact our Chris the electrician. If someone has been injured, call for emergency medical services ASAP and provide first aid to the victim.
Types of Electrical Emergencies:
Visit our services page to see most of the full range of electrical services we offer. If you experience any of the following types of electrical emergencies, please call Chris immediately:
Chris the Electrician – Contact Info
When you contact Chris the electrician, please provide him with as much information as you can about your electrical problem. Our vehicle is well-equipped with the parts and tools necessary to address most electrical problems. Once we have determined the correct way to proceed, Chris will either repair the electrical problem on the spot or provide you with a safe, temporary solution until more extensive electrical repairs can be completed. If your electricity supply needs to be disconnected from your home or business as a result of your electrical problem, we will discuss this with you and make arrangements accordingly.
Stay Safe – Even if your electrical problem is not included in the list mentioned, or if you are uncertain about whether you require electrical services, it’s better to be safe and make the call anyway. It will put your mind at ease and ensure that the safety of your family, business, and belongings are not compromised.
Chris Electrical can be reached by calling, emailing or through our online Contact Form.
Electrical and Emergency FAQ’s
Here are a few general guidelines about what you should do in the event of an emergency and you need an out of hours electrician:
Electrical Fire:
Water conducts electricity so never pour water on an electrical fire; use a fire extinguisher only. If possible, disconnect the power source and immediately call Chris.
Electrical Shock:
If possible, immediately disconnect or turn off the power source and contact our Chris the electrician. If someone has been injured, call for emergency medical services ASAP and provide first aid to the victim.
Types of Electrical Emergencies:
Visit our services page to see most of the full range of electrical services we offer. If you experience any of the following types of electrical emergencies, please call Chris immediately:
- Tripping circuit breakers
- Burnt wiring smell or smoke coming from your fuses or electrical panel
- Electrical equipment damage by lightning
- Outlets that arc or spark when plugging into them
- External power supply damaged (commercial, construction site or home)
- Electrical device submersed in water
- Fire causing a power outage
- Sump Pump not working during a flood
- Fuse box continuously blowing fuses
- Electrical shocks from appliances, electrical cords, etc.
Chris the Electrician – Contact Info
When you contact Chris the electrician, please provide him with as much information as you can about your electrical problem. Our vehicle is well-equipped with the parts and tools necessary to address most electrical problems. Once we have determined the correct way to proceed, Chris will either repair the electrical problem on the spot or provide you with a safe, temporary solution until more extensive electrical repairs can be completed. If your electricity supply needs to be disconnected from your home or business as a result of your electrical problem, we will discuss this with you and make arrangements accordingly.
Stay Safe – Even if your electrical problem is not included in the list mentioned, or if you are uncertain about whether you require electrical services, it’s better to be safe and make the call anyway. It will put your mind at ease and ensure that the safety of your family, business, and belongings are not compromised.
Chris Electrical can be reached by calling, emailing or through our online Contact Form.
Electrical and Emergency FAQ’s
