Socket Repair

They handle outlets that have gone completely dead, receptacles that feel warm or smell of burning, sockets that won't grip a plug anymore, GFCI outlets that keep tripping or won't reset, and outlets that knock out the breaker. The fix starts with finding the real cause, then a proper repair or replacement, and a final safety test.

Once you're working with the wiring behind an outlet, it's a job for a licensed pro. A bad connection can cause shocks or fire, and the electricians we work with know how to repair or replace a receptacle correctly and confirm it's safe before they leave.

Cost comes down to the type of outlet, how accessible it is, and whether the wiring behind it needs work too. A straightforward receptacle replacement usually lands between $100 and $250, with GFCI outlets or hidden wiring damage pushing the total higher. You'll get a clear price before the work starts.

Often, yes. A dead or damaged outlet is usually a quick fix once a pro is on site, and an outlet that's hot, sparking, or smoking gets priority. The electricians in our network offer fast and same-day appointments so you're not left waiting on something that feels urgent.

Electricians Near You connects you with a vetted local electrician who fixes the outlet properly, keeps you in the loop on what they found, and backs up safe, code-compliant work. It's an easy way to get a dependable pro, and getting matched costs you nothing.