Outlet + Light Switch Replacement

Need an outlet replaced or a faulty light switch repaired? At Residential Electric, we specialize in fast, safe, code-compliant outlet and switch replacement throughout Grosse Pointe, St. Clair Shores, Roseville, Warren, and the surrounding areas. Whether it’s a worn-out plug, outdated switch, or a dead outlet that’s driving you crazy — we get it fixed right the first time with expert precision and neighborly care.

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Why You Need an Electrician

Faulty outlets and switches aren’t just annoying—they’re unsafe. Loose plugs, warm faceplates, flickering lights, or scorched outlets can all point to deeper electrical problems. Many homes still use outdated two-prong outlets or switches without grounding, which puts your devices—and your family—at risk.

Some of the most common reasons to replace outlets or switches include:

Tripping breakers or power loss in part of the home
GFCI protection missing in kitchens, bathrooms, or outdoors
Buzzing, sparking, or warm outlets and switches
Upgrading to dimmers, USB outlets, or smart switches

What We Do

We handle everything from minor fixes to full outlet and switch upgrades, including:

Replace damaged, dead, or outdated outlets
Upgrade 2-prong outlets to modern 3-prong grounded
Install GFCI outlets in kitchens, bathrooms, and basements
Swap standard switches for dimmers, timers, or smart switches
Replace light switches that feel loose, warm, or flicker lights
Install child-safe, tamper-resistant receptacles
Diagnose and repair wiring issues related to outlet function
Ensure full code compliance and clean finishing every time

Why Choose Residential Electric?

Insured Electricians

Upfront , Clear Pricing

Prompt + Polite Techs

Licensed Experts

Always on Time

FAQ

Do I need an electrician? How will I know?

Absolutely. Under no circumstances should you try to troubleshoot your residential electrical system on your own. You should call an electrician whenever you have an electrical problem, both for your personal safety and so that your home’s electrical system remains up to code.