Atlanta's Premier Electricians
Proudly serving Metro Atlanta for over 20 years
Committed to Superior Quality and Results
Residential Electrican
We know that people in the Atlanta Area don’t want just any electrician in their home, which is why we pride ourselves on having clean cut, professional electricians working in our residential electrical contractor division.
Commercial Electrician
At Way’s Electric, our electricians have the knowledge and the equipment to satisfy the demands of commercial electrical work in Atlanta.
Industrial Electrician
From new construction to massive industrial facility re-wiring, Way’s Electric is capable of handling the largest of industrial electrical work in the Atlanta Metro Area.
We’re Trusted in Atlanta
Skilled & Trained
Skilled & Trained
Background Checked
Background Checked
Licensed & Insured
Licensed & Insured
Trusted & Referred
Trusted & Referred
24/7 Services
24 Hr Electrician Services Available
Way’s Electrics teams are available 24 /7 to service all of your electrical needs, whether they are scheduled electrical maintenance or an emergency electrician situation. Our team of licensed Electricians are highly skilled and share our focus on honesty and integrity. We focus on 3 main service categories and have a division to handle each.
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Way’s Electric is a family owned, full service Atlanta Electrician and Licensed Georgia Master Electrical Contractor offering the homeowners and businesses of the Atlanta Metro Area fair pricing and unparalleled electrician service for more than 20 years.
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We are a family-owned, full-service Atlanta Electrician and Licensed Georgia Master Electrical Contractor offering the homeowners and businesses of the Atlanta Metro Area fair pricing and unparalleled electrician service for more than 20 years. Our highly trained staff provide electrical service that people can trust and rely on. We are dedicated to keeping our electricians trained in all aspects of the rapidly changing electrical industry to ensure we can help Atlanta residents with any electrical issue they may experience, and get the job done right the first time at a competitive price.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Here are list of commonly asked questions and answers.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Flickering lights may indicate a problem, like a faulty bulb. If you still encounter the issue after replacing a bulb, then stop and call us. Trying to test it further can cause an electrical fire as the persistent flickering may be a sign of loose wiring.
A hot breaker panel is a sign of overheating. You need a replacement ASAP when this happens.
GFCI is short for ground-fault circuit interrupter. It is a protective device designed to absorb electricity, so it doesn’t shock you.
Handling minor electrical problems like replacing a light bulb is something any property owner can do. However, if you’re planning to do more than that, you might get hurt if you don’t have the right tools and equipment. We do not recommend doing DIY electrical fixes. The best option is to call an Atlanta electrician like us to diagnose and apply the proper solution.
If you try to fix your electricity on your own, you are risking your body. You could get into serious injury or even a fire.
Yes. Surge protectors can block any power surge that tries to enter the home, making it very useful against lightning. A plug-in surge protector won’t protect plugged appliances. They can shield hard-wired items. Some examples of these hard-wired items are:
- Garage door openers
- Washing machines and dryers
- Stoves
- HVAC systems
- Refrigerators
As long as they are directly wired into your circuits, the surge protector will help them. However, if you have a plugged-in refrigerator or washing machine, it will not help as much.
K&T stands for knob and tube wiring. It is a form of electrical wiring that was the standard during the late 1800s to early 1900s in the US. The government later replaced them because of the discovery of hazards caused by their installation. If you discover them in your home, you should have them replaced.
Breakers often trip because of an electrical overload. You may have too many devices and appliances on the same circuit. It could also be a sign of a deeper electrical issue. Either way, the best solution is to contact us if you experience consistent breaker trips.
Smoke detectors will beep if they are on low battery. They’ll continue to do so until you replace the battery or it drains. The best practice is to replace smoke detector batteries annually.
A buzzing sound is a sign that the breaker is loose or overheating. If you hear this, contact us immediately for assistance.
The number is a representation of how much voltage the device or appliance needs to power it fully. As a general rule, 110 voltage is for smaller items while 220 volts are for large appliances. If you try to use a 110 volt on a 220 device, it will not run or will run at a weaker capacity. On the other end, a 110v can burn out with a higher voltage.
Yes, it is possible to replace a four-prong plug with a three-prong one. However, according to the NEC, the safer option would be to upgrade your electrical supply to match your 220V appliances.
If you live in an area that experiences power outages, then a generator is an option to keep the electricity running in your home. You’ll find that many homes that experience hurricanes have generators. It is an option because of how long some US power grid repairs take.
The electrical panel will depend on how large your property is and your needs. Here are some of the things you’ll need to consider:
- Square footage of all livable areas in the property
- Electrical appliances
- HVAC systems
If you are having trouble getting an estimate, contact an electrician in Atlanta like us. We can help choose an adequate electrical panel for your property.
A loose plug is a sign of a faulty outlet. It can cause overheating or an electrical fire. A replacement is the best option.
A short lifespan light bulb signifies poor electrical connections. There might be heat build-up at the socket or lamp. After calling us, we’ll help find the source and fix it.
Several signs point to a necessity for an inspection. You may need repairs or maintenance. We could even uncover signs of damage before they can escalate into expensive problems. Here are some signs that you may need to give us a call:
- Power surges and the constant circuit breaker tripping
- Constant flickering lights
- High energy costs
- Home renovation or remodeling
- Installation, maintenance, or repair of appliances
- Degrading light quality
We understand that you lead a busy life and that you’ll have other things you need to take care of. You can rest assured that we can handle everything and you do not need to be present. We make sure that your home is safe, and we keep your valuables where they are.
Contact us as soon as possible to address the issue, no matter the time of day. Our electricians will get to your location and assess the issue. From there, we’ll let you know the work, the time, and the cost of the job.
We want to make sure you aren’t hit with any surprise hidden costs. Our goal is to be as transparent as possible.
If you have any questions during the emergency, feel free to ask any of our team members. They can answer and address any concerns you have.
We provide many types of electrical services. As long as it is something related to the electricity in your property, we can help. Here are some of the reasons our customers contact us:
- Appliance replacement or maintenance
- Adjustment for electrical equipment
- Wiring and lighting
- Upgrades and routine electrical maintenance
- Repairs
- Residential or commercial electrical jobs
Way’s Electric is always ready to serve your needs. We want you to know that you can trust and rely on our experience. We’ve helped many residents looking for an Atlanta electrician. Contact us today.
