Care for every connection

Electrical repair
& installationin Loganville, GA.

Kais Pro Repairs team installing electrical conduit and wiring in a residential garage
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943 289 5667

Dead outlets. Breakers that trip. Lighting ready for an upgrade. Your local electrician for residential electrical repairs, troubleshooting and new installations.

Based in Loganville. Serving nearby homes across Gwinnett and Walton counties.

Sunday–Friday, 8 AM–8 PM
Same-day appointments when scheduling allows.

15+ years of experienceElectrical repairs and installations
Free project estimatesFor qualifying electrical work
Workmanship warrantyAsk about coverage for your project

Residential electrical repair

Something stopped working.
Start with the cause.

You do not need to diagnose the problem before calling. Tell us what changed, what lost power and when it happens. We’ll discuss the next step.

Outlet & switch repair

Dead receptacles, loose outlets, buzzing switches or a room that has lost power. We trace the affected connections before choosing a repair.

Ask about an outlet problem

Circuit breaker troubleshooting

A breaker that keeps tripping needs diagnosis. We evaluate the circuit, connected equipment and protective device before recommending replacement.

Circuit breaker services

Flickering lights & power loss

Intermittent lights and partial power loss can have several causes. We investigate the symptoms and accessible wiring, controls and connections.

Describe the symptoms

Damaged wiring & circuit repairs

Heat damage, loose connections and damaged cable need attention beyond the visible symptom. Tell us where the problem appeared and what stopped working.

Request wiring troubleshooting

Electrical panel service

We assess panel concerns, breaker connections, circuit space and capacity. Panel repair or upgrade recommendations start with the condition of your existing system.

Panel service and upgrades
A Kais Pro Repairs technician working at a residential electrical panel
Panel service · Attention to the connections behind the cover.

A clear repair process

Understand the problem.
Know the next step.

An electrical service visit should leave you with more than a replacement part. It should give you a clear explanation of the findings and the work needed.

  1. 01

    Trace the concern

    Review the symptoms and investigate the affected circuit, connections and equipment.

  2. 02

    Explain the options

    Discuss the proposed scope and price before you approve the repair.

  3. 03

    Complete & check

    Carry out the agreed work, check operation and leave the work area clean.

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Home electrical installations

Better light. More convenience.
Room for what comes next.

A new fixture or appliance is part of a larger electrical system. We consider the wiring, circuit, equipment and finished result when planning your project.

Lighting & ceiling fan installation

Chandeliers, pendant lights, recessed lighting, ceiling fans and outdoor fixtures. Plan the fixture, support, controls and access around the room.

Lighting and fan installation

Dedicated circuit installation

New circuits for appliances, garages and equipment that need their own supply. We review the equipment requirements, electrical capacity and wiring route.

Discuss a new circuit

Whole-house surge protector installation

Add surge protection at the electrical panel with equipment suited to the installation. Discuss placement and any additional protection needed for sensitive electronics.

Ask about surge protection

Electrical panel upgrades

Adding equipment starts with checking capacity and circuit space. We explain whether panel work is needed for the proposed installation.

Explore electrical panel upgrades

Smoke detector installation

Replacement alarms, added coverage and hardwired smoke or carbon monoxide detectors. Discuss device compatibility, power and interconnection for your home.

Smoke alarm questions

Level 2 EV charger installation

Home EV charging planned around the charger, panel capacity, wiring method and parking location. Visit our dedicated EV page for installation and troubleshooting help.

Home EV charger installation

Work from local homes

The details behind
a finished job.

Repair work, lighting and home charging from the Kais Pro Repairs project collection. Real photographs, with room to see the work.

Before and after views of a heat-damaged outlet and the completed wall connection
Electrical repair

Repair the damage.
Review the protection.

This repair photo shows a damaged outlet and the completed connection. Our homeowner guide explains a Loganville-area repair involving burned wiring and an incorrectly sized breaker.

Read the repair case
A spiral crystal chandelier illuminating a residential living space
Lighting installation

A considered fixture.
A different room.

The finished chandelier brings light and a focal point to the living space. Fixture selection, support and access are part of planning an installation.

Explore lighting installation
Home EV charger installation in progress on a brick wall in Snellville
Snellville · Home EV charging

Ready at home.
Before the vehicle arrived.

A Snellville customer had an electric vehicle arriving in a few days. The home charger installation was completed before delivery, with the setup ready for the new vehicle.

Explore home EV charging
View more installation detailsLighting, a ceiling fan and a smoke detector

See more repairs and installations.

Explore recent electrical jobs

Customer experiences

The work matters.
So does the experience.

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Local service from Loganville

Electrical service nearby.
Based in Loganville.

Kais Pro Repairs provides residential electrical service in Loganville and nearby Georgia communities. We come to your home to assess the repair or installation.

For Loganville, Monroe, Between and nearby homes, explore our Walton County electrical services. We also serve Lilburn and surrounding communities; contact us to confirm availability for your address.

Ask about your location

Homeowner guides

Useful answers.
Better decisions at home.

Two common breaker questions, explained in plain language. Start with the essentials here, then read the full guide for more detail and real local repair examples.

Understand the protection

AFCI vs. GFCI breakers: what’s the difference?

Both can interrupt power, but they respond to different hazards. Understanding the distinction helps you describe a problem and ask the right questions about your home’s electrical protection.

AFCI · Arc-Fault Circuit Interrupter
Helps reduce fire risk from certain dangerous electrical arcs.
GFCI · Ground-Fault Circuit Interrupter
Helps protect people from severe shock when current escapes its intended path.

A compatible dual-function breaker can provide both protections. Repeated trips still need diagnosis; the device name alone does not identify the fault.

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Understand the circuit

Can a 15-amp breaker be replaced with a 20-amp?

A larger breaker does not add capacity to the wiring. Increasing the rating just to stop a breaker from tripping can leave the existing circuit improperly protected.

Start with the wiring
For ordinary residential branch circuits, 14-gauge copper normally requires 15-amp protection.
Check the entire circuit
A suitable wire at the panel does not prove every downstream wire, device and connection can support a change.

The full guide explains the decision and a Loganville-area repair involving burned wiring. Have the cause of repeated trips assessed before changing the breaker rating.

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Planning or troubleshooting EV charging?Browse all eight EV service and guide pages
More help for your homeElectrical troubleshooting, lighting controls, heating and cooling

Before the service visit

Your electrical questions.
A clearer next step.

Practical information about repairs, installation planning and scheduling service for your home.

More questions before you book
What residential electrical repairs do you handle?

We provide electrical troubleshooting, outlet and switch repair, circuit breaker service, wiring and circuit repairs, lighting repairs, and electrical panel service. Describe the affected rooms, equipment and symptoms when requesting a visit.

Why does my circuit breaker keep tripping?

Possible causes include an overload, a wiring fault, a problem with connected equipment or a failed protective device. The repair depends on the findings. Do not repeatedly reset a breaker that trips again or install a larger breaker to keep it on.

Why is an outlet dead when the breaker is still on?

An upstream GFCI, a failed outlet, a loose connection or damaged wiring may interrupt power. The visible breaker position does not identify the cause. We trace the affected circuit before recommending a repair.

What should I do if an outlet feels hot or smells burned?

Stop using the affected equipment and keep clear of damaged electrical parts. Call for service availability. If there is smoke, fire or an immediate threat, move to safety and call 911 rather than waiting for a website reply.

Do you install ceiling fans, chandeliers and new lighting?

Yes. We install ceiling fans, chandeliers, pendant lights, recessed lighting and outdoor fixtures. Share the fixture details and ceiling height so we can review the mounting, wiring, controls and access needed.

Can you install whole-house surge protection?

Yes. We can review the electrical panel and discuss a suitable surge protective device and installation. Surge protection helps limit transient voltage surges but does not guarantee protection from every electrical event.

Will a new appliance or EV charger need a panel upgrade?

Not automatically. The decision depends on the electrical capacity, circuit space, equipment requirements and proposed installation. We review the existing setup before recommending a new circuit, charging installation or panel work.

Are estimates free, and when will I know the price?

Free estimates are available for qualifying electrical projects. Troubleshooting may require an on-site diagnosis before the repair scope and price can be confirmed. Ask what the visit includes and whether a diagnostic fee applies when scheduling.

Do you provide same-day or emergency electrical service in Loganville?

Same-day appointments may be available depending on the location, work and schedule. Call 943-289-5667 during our service hours, Sunday through Friday from 8 AM to 8 PM, to check current availability. For smoke, fire or an immediate threat, move to safety and call 911.

Which areas do you serve?

We are based in Loganville and serve nearby homes in Grayson, Snellville, Lawrenceville, Monroe, Duluth, Norcross, Lilburn, Between and surrounding Gwinnett and Walton communities. Contact us to confirm availability for your address.

Your home. Your next project.

Tell us what changed.
Or what you have planned.

Tell us what you want to repair, install or improve. We’ll discuss the next step and current appointment availability.

Service hours
Sunday–Friday
8 AM–8 PM
Based in
Loganville, Georgia
Serving nearby homes

A clear starting point

Estimates are free for qualifying projects. Some repair problems need an on-site diagnosis before the exact scope and price can be confirmed.

Service request

Tell us what you need.

Fields marked * are required. A request is not a confirmed appointment.

Include the affected rooms or equipment and when the issue started. You can text photos separately.

We’ll contact you to discuss the work and scheduling. For a time-sensitive request, call directly.

Prefer another way? Visit our contact page or text us.

Electrical service with care

One home.
Every connection matters.

Sunday–Friday, 8 AM–8 PM
Loganville · Gwinnett · Walton