Electric Outlet Installation & Repair

- Standard 15A/20A outlet installation and replacement
- GFCI outlet installation and replacement (kitchens, bathrooms, garages, outdoors)
- USB and USB-C outlet installation for convenient device charging
- Tamper-resistant (TR-rated) outlet installation for child safety
- Outdoor weatherproof outlet installation (damp and wet-rated covers)
- 240V outlet installation (dryers, EV chargers, ranges — NEMA 14-30R/14-50R)
- Dead or non-functioning outlet repair and troubleshooting
- Smart outlet installation (Leviton, Kasa, Wemo, and more)
- Outlet cover plate replacement and upgrade
- Whole-room outlet inspection and safety assessment
- Outlet wiring repair (loose connections, burnt wiring, faulty connections)

- Safe circuit shut-off at the breaker panel before any work begins
- Removal of old or faulty outlet (if replacement service)
- Installation of new outlet receptacle with secure, code-compliant wiring connections
- Proper grounding verification for safe operation
- Cover plate installation (standard cover plate included)
- Voltage testing with digital multimeter (120V standard / 240V as applicable)
- Outlet tester verification for correct hot/neutral/ground wiring
- GFCI test/reset button function check (where applicable)
- Power restoration and post-installation final test
- Cleanup of all work materials from the area

**Standard Outlet (15A)**:
- Voltage: 120V AC
- Amperage: 15A
- Wire: 14 AWG (14-2 or 14-3 NM-B Romex)
- NEMA: 5-15R
- Uses: General household circuits (lights, lamps, small appliances)

**Standard Outlet (20A)**:
- Voltage: 120V AC
- Amperage: 20A
- Wire: 12 AWG (12-2 NM-B Romex)
- NEMA: 5-20R (T-slot configuration)
- Uses: Kitchen countertop circuits, garages, dedicated appliance circuits

**GFCI Outlet**:
- Class A: Trips at 5mA ground fault (life-safety standard)
- Can protect downstream receptacles on same circuit
- Test/Reset buttons integrated
- Required in: bathrooms, kitchens (within 6 ft of sink), garages, outdoors, basements, crawl spaces

**240V Dryer Outlet (NEMA 14-30R)**:
- Voltage: 240V AC, 2-pole
- Amperage: 30A
- Wire: 10 AWG (10-3 NM-B or 10-3 SER)
- 4-wire (hot, hot, neutral, ground)

**240V EV Charger / Range Outlet (NEMA 14-50R)**:
- Voltage: 240V AC, 2-pole
- Amperage: 50A
- Wire: 6 AWG (6-3 NM-B or 6-3 SER)
- 4-wire (hot, hot, neutral, ground)

**USB Combination Outlet**:
- 120V receptacle + USB-A or USB-C ports
- USB-A: up to 2.4A charging
- USB-C: up to 18W–30W fast charging (model dependent)

1. **Book Your Appointment**: Schedule online at arcitechlogistics.com or call/text (678) 656-9246. Tell us the type of outlet you need and its location (indoor, outdoor, kitchen, etc.).
2. **Arrival and Assessment**: Our technician arrives on time, reviews the outlet location and your electrical panel, and provides a transparent upfront quote before any work begins.
3. **Circuit Shut-Off**: The technician safely de-energizes the relevant circuit at the breaker panel using proper lockout procedure before touching any wiring.
4. **Removal (if replacement)**: The existing outlet is carefully removed and wiring is inspected for any damage, wear, or code issues.
5. **Installation**: The new outlet is wired and installed using code-compliant connections — proper hot, neutral, and ground terminations secured firmly.
6. **Cover Plate Installation**: A matching cover plate is installed and secured.
7. **Power Restore and Testing**: The circuit breaker is turned back on. The outlet is tested with a digital multimeter for correct voltage and an outlet tester for proper wiring polarity and grounding.
8. **GFCI Verification**: If a GFCI outlet was installed, the test/reset button is cycled to confirm it trips and resets correctly.
9. **Cleanup and Walkthrough**: The work area is cleaned up and the technician walks you through the completed work before leaving.

To help your technician complete the outlet service safely and efficiently, please do the following before your appointment:

1. **Locate your electrical panel**: Know where your breaker box is located so the technician can access it quickly for circuit shut-off.
2. **Note the problem**: If it's a repair, note when the issue started, any symptoms (sparking, discoloration, no power, tripping breaker), and which outlets are affected.
3. **Clear the area**: Move furniture or objects away from the outlet(s) being worked on to give the technician clear access.
4. **Have your outlet preference ready**: If you're installing a new outlet, decide whether you want standard, GFCI, USB, or smart outlet — and color preference (white, ivory, almond).
5. **Secure pets**: Keep pets in a separate room during the electrical work for safety.
6. **Avoid using the affected circuits**: If you have a dead or sparking outlet, avoid using any other outlets on that circuit until the technician arrives.
7. **Know your home's wiring age**: If your home was built before 1980, let us know — aluminum wiring or older systems may require additional steps.

After completing every outlet installation or repair, our technician performs a comprehensive safety and function test:

- **Voltage Test**: Digital multimeter used to verify correct voltage at the outlet — 120V for standard outlets, 240V for large appliance outlets
- **Outlet Tester**: A 3-LED outlet tester is plugged into every outlet to verify correct hot, neutral, and ground wiring connections — flags open ground, open neutral, open hot, reversed polarity, and reversed hot/ground
- **GFCI Function Test**: For GFCI outlets, the TEST button is pressed to confirm proper trip (power cuts off) and RESET restores power — ensuring life-safety protection is active
- **Load Test**: A load is applied to confirm the outlet holds voltage under use (no voltage drop from loose connections)
- **Cover Plate Inspection**: Cover plate is confirmed secure, flush to wall, and no exposed wiring visible
- **Breaker Verification**: Confirmed that breaker engages and disengages properly for the circuit
- **Final Homeowner Walkthrough**: Technician demonstrates the outlet is working and explains GFCI test/reset procedure where applicable

We provide electric outlet installation and repair services throughout the greater Atlanta Metro area, including:

- **Fulton County**: Atlanta, Sandy Springs, Alpharetta, Roswell, Johns Creek, Milton, College Park
- **Cobb County**: Marietta, Smyrna, Kennesaw, Acworth, Powder Springs, Austell
- **DeKalb County**: Decatur, Brookhaven, Dunwoody, Tucker, Stone Mountain, Lithonia
- **Gwinnett County**: Norcross, Lawrenceville, Duluth, Suwanee, Buford, Lilburn, Snellville
- **Cherokee County**: Canton, Woodstock, Ball Ground, Holly Springs
- **Henry County**: McDonough, Stockbridge, Hampton
- **Clayton County**: Jonesboro, Morrow, Forest Park, Riverdale
- **Forsyth County**: Cumming and surrounding communities

Not sure if we cover your area? Call or text us at (678) 656-9246 and we'll confirm service availability right away.

**Q: Is outlet installation safe to DIY, or do I need a professional?**
A: While minor outlet repairs may seem simple, electrical work can be dangerous if done incorrectly — loose connections can cause arcing, fires, or shock hazards. Hiring a licensed technician ensures the work is done safely and to code. It also protects your home insurance coverage.

**Q: How long does it take to install a new outlet?**
A: A standard outlet replacement or GFCI installation takes 30–60 minutes. Adding a brand-new outlet to a wall (requiring a new circuit run) typically takes 2–4 hours depending on access to wiring.

**Q: Do I need a permit to add a new outlet?**
A: In most Atlanta Metro jurisdictions, minor outlet replacements don't require a permit. However, adding a new circuit or running new wire typically does. Our technician will advise you on permit requirements for your specific project.

**Q: Can you add an outlet where there isn't one?**
A: Yes! We can add outlets to walls that don't currently have one by running wire from a nearby existing circuit. This requires more labor and may require a new dedicated circuit for high-draw appliances.

**Q: Why does my outlet feel warm or sparky?**
A: A warm or sparking outlet can indicate loose wiring, an overloaded circuit, or a failing receptacle — all of which are fire hazards. Stop using the outlet immediately and call us right away at (678) 656-9246.

To schedule your Electric Outlet Installation or Repair service, contact Arcitech Logistics:

📞 Phone: (678) 656-9246 (Call or Text — Mon–Sat, 8am–6pm)
📧 Email: arcitechlogistics@gmail.com
🌐 Website: arcitechlogistics.com
📍 Service Area: Atlanta Metro Area, Georgia

We typically respond to inquiries within 1 hour during business hours. Same-day and next-day appointments are often available. If you have a sparking or non-functioning outlet, don't wait — call us now for prompt service!