- Should I try to fix it myself?
- How do I test or reset my circuit breaker?
- What makes Rogers Electrical GA unique?
- Why should I use Rogers Electrical?
- What types of electrical projects do we handle?
- What is included in a standard service call?
- How they can make payments?
- What is your guarantee?
- Why don’t I have power to my lights or outlets?
- What is GFCI and how do I check if mine is safe?
- How much will my project cost, free quotes?
- When should an electrician be called?
- How am I billed, which methods of payment do you accept?
- 1. Should I try to fix it myself?
We at Rogers Electrical strongly recommend that you hire a licensed professional in connection with your electrical projects for several reasons, first and foremost is you and your family’s safety. Your personal safety is paramount, and if the system is still energized you could be seriously injured. Our company employs licensed, insured, trained, certified professional electricians with the needed equipment to perform your installation or repair to your complete satisfaction.
- 2. How do I test or reset my circuit breaker?
Several conditions can cause your breaker to trip depending on which type of breaker you are working with. A standard breaker will trip and go to a neutral position if it experiences a short circuit, overload, ground fault, or arc fault. Some brands trip to a middle position, others trip to the far left or right setting from their original “ON” or closed position. Many manufacturers recommend testing AFCI (arc fault circuit interrupter) and GFCI (ground fault circuit interrupter) by pushing the test button on the breaker itself. For the models that default to the middle or neutral position you will need to manually push the handle to the opposite side away from the center of your breaker box to reset the overload feature. Then move the breaker handle back to the “ON” position which is the middle of the panel for makes and manufactures. If it trips immediately, then you have a dangerous condition and it's time to call us.
- 3. What makes Rogers Electrical GA unique?
We are a locally owned and operated company, with over 25 years of servicing residential, commercial, and light industrial electrical systems. We are licensed, bonded, and insured specializing in providing top rate customer services and peace of mind for our clients. We choose honesty to our customers over anything else!
- 4. Why should I use Rogers Electrical?
We will let you know what your investment will be before we begin your project or repair. Beyond simply “fixing” the problem we will treat your home like our own. When you invest in us, you are investing in your homes electrical system for years of safety and performance.
- 5. What types of electrical projects do we handle?
We can help with simple tasks like replacing a switch or outlet and as large as kitchen, bathroom remodels and finishing out your basement. Large and small we handle it all.
- 6. What is included in a standard service call?
A standard service call includes an appraisal of your electrical project, an estimate of total cost, and answering any questions you may have. No diagnostics are included, and material cost may need to be obtained before a quote can be generated and your permission gained to begin work.
- 7. How can I pay my invoice?
Cash/check/CC/PayPal/Zelle/Cash App/Venmo
Special terms are offered on larger multi-phase contracts. Payments will be required on the first day to purchase materials, second installment due when the rough-in wiring is done, and the final payment will be remitted when the final inspection is passed, or trim out is completed.
- 8. What is your guarantee?
We offer a one-year standard warranty on the work. We guarantee you will be completely satisfied with our services.
- 9. Why don’t I have power to my lights or outlets?
There can be a range of reason. Please give us a call so we can diagnose it.
- 10. What is GFCI and how do I check if mine is safe?
GFCI stands for Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter. These devices are used in wet and outside areas of your home.
- 11. How much will my project cost, free quotes?
Once we sit down with you and see the plans for your project, we will give you the total cost to complete your project. Although we charge for quotes, if you accept our quote, the cost of the quote will be applied to your total cost.
- 12. When should an electrician be called?
There are several reasons you can call us. 1). As soon as you are having issues with your electrical system. 2). You have a project that needs electrical services. 3). You have a fire that requires an electrical system inspection before the power company will return power to your home.
- 13. How am I billed, which methods of payment do you accept?
See the question: "How can I pay my invoice?"!