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Yes. PRO Electric plus HVAC offers emergency electrical service day and night, including weekends and holidays, across Fairfax, Loudoun, Arlington, and Prince William Counties. Call 703-225-8222 to describe the problem and confirm current availability for your address.

Smoke, electrical burning odor, active arcing, exposed or fallen wires, and water around electrical equipment require immediate attention. Unusual heat, recurring breaker trips, and sudden partial power loss also need prompt assessment. For fire or immediate danger, move to safety and call 911 first.

Call 911 for a suspected fire, active arcing that presents danger, a dangerous fallen wire, or an immediate threat to someone’s safety. An electrician handles electrical diagnosis and repairs after the scene is safe. Do not wait for an electrician or a website callback during immediate danger.

Treat suspected electrical burning as a possible hidden fire. Move everyone outside and call 911 from a safe location. Do not open the panel, remove outlet covers, or search inside walls. Arrange an electrical inspection and repairs after emergency responders say it is safe.

Call 703-225-8222 for a current arrival estimate for your address. Timing depends on your location, conditions, and technician availability. We do not give a fixed response time on this page. For immediate danger, call 911 rather than waiting for an appointment.

Cost depends on the fault, diagnostic work, parts, access, and any utility or permit coordination. Ask about dispatch, diagnostic, and after-hours charges when you call. We explain the proposed repair and provide a price for approval before repair work begins.

Partial power loss can involve a circuit, the panel, service equipment, or the utility supply. Unusually bright and dim lights are another reason to report the issue promptly. Contact your utility and an electrician; the pattern alone does not confirm which equipment has failed.

Yes. An outage can affect the service to a single property. Report it to your electric utility using its official contact. If the utility identifies damage to customer-owned equipment, we can assess the electrical repairs and any coordination needed before reconnection.

No. Leave a circuit that repeatedly trips off and have the cause checked. A trip can be protective operation, not a failed breaker. Do not hold the handle on, bypass protection, or install a higher-amp breaker as a workaround.

Do not approach a panel that is wet, smoking, sparking, unusually hot, or otherwise unsafe. Do not cross water or touch damaged equipment to reach a switch. If there is fire or immediate danger, move to safety and call 911. Let responders or your utility handle unsafe disconnection.

Drying does not prove that electrical equipment is safe. Keep affected equipment off until a qualified professional evaluates it. Depending on the equipment and damage, replacement may be needed. Do not enter a flooded area to reach the panel or attempt to restore power.

We assess and repair customer-owned wiring, panels, and service equipment within our scope. Your utility handles its lines and supply equipment. Some jobs require utility disconnection, permits, inspections, and reconnection. Stay away from damaged or fallen wires and report them immediately.

PRO Electric plus HVAC is bonded and insured and holds Virginia Electrical and HVAC Contractor License 2705181607. Peter, our Master Electrician, leads the team. Repairs are evaluated against applicable electrical code, equipment instructions, and permitting requirements.

Yes, when the situation is stable. Use the callback form with your address, phone number, and a description of the issue. The form does not provide immediate emergency dispatch. Call 703-225-8222 for urgent service, and call 911 first for immediate danger.