
Step 1: Focus on Safety First
Your top priority should always be issues that affect safety:
Exposed or damaged wiring
Overheating panels
Faulty breakers
GFCI outlets that don’t work
These problems should never be postponed.
Step 2: Address Power Reliability Issues
Problems that disrupt daily life should come next:
Frequently tripping breakers
Inconsistent power
Dead outlets in important areas
Fixing these improves comfort and prevents bigger failures.
Step 3: Plan for Upgrades
Non-urgent upgrades can be scheduled later:
Panel upgrades
Lighting improvements
EV charger installation
Smart home upgrades
Many electricians can help you phase work over time to spread out costs.
Ask About Options
A professional electrician can:
Identify what’s truly urgent
Offer repair vs. replacement options
Help plan future upgrades
Ensure work meets Connecticut electrical codes
Call to Action:
If you’re unsure where to start, a licensed electrician can help you create a safe, budget-friendly electrical plan.
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