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Handyman services · Phoenix metro

Handyman electrical repairs in Phoenix, AZ

Outlets, switches, light fixtures, ceiling fans and doorbells. Device-level work on circuits that already exist.

Serving the Phoenix metro

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One reply with a flat quote for the whole list.

Rooms, sizes, and anything already tried helps the quote land right
Optional · up to 3 · a photo of the problem usually means a firm quote instead of a range

No charge to ask, and no obligation to book.

What this covers

If the wire is already there and the job is to change what sits on the end of it, that is this list. Anything that starts at the panel or adds a new circuit is licensed electrician work and gets referred.

How pricing works
Priced per device

and quoted as a bundle when there are several in one visit

Six outlets and two switches in one visit are quoted as one job, not as eight separate calls. That is the cheapest way to buy this work.

Referred out, not attempted

Panel and subpanel work, new circuits, service upgrades, EV charger installs, aluminum wiring remediation and anything needing a permit go to a licensed electrician.

Insider tip

Ask for the “while you’re here” rate. Adding a second small job to a visit is almost always cheaper than booking a separate call for it.

How it works

1

Send the list

Fill the form with what needs doing and a photo or two. Bundle everything; it is priced as one visit.

2

Get a flat quote

A written price for the whole list comes back before anything is booked. Timing gets worked out from there.

3

Walk it, then close it out

Work is walked through with you before it is called done. Payment and any coverage follow the quote you already agreed to.

Electrical fixes questions

Can you add a new outlet?

Replacing or relocating a device on an existing circuit, yes. Running a new circuit from the panel is licensed electrician work. You will be told which one your job actually is before anyone commits.

Can a ceiling fan go where there is only a light?

If the box is fan rated, yes. A lot of Phoenix builder boxes are not, in which case it gets swapped for a fan-rated brace box and that is quoted with the fan.

Why does my GFCI keep tripping?

Usually a failed device after years of garage heat, or moisture on an exterior circuit. Swapping the device is a quick fix. If a brand new device trips again, the circuit itself needs an electrician and that is where it goes.

My ceiling fan wobbles. Is that dangerous?

Usually it is a bent blade bracket, a loose canopy or an unbalanced blade set, all fixable in one visit. If the box itself is loose in the ceiling, that gets fixed before anything is re-hung.

Ready to get it fixed?

Send the list and a photo or two. A flat quote for the whole list comes back in one reply.