Outlets & Switches


Remove and replace customer supplied switch.

Installing a smart switch you've already purchased (Lutron, Kasa, etc.) in place of an existing switch.

Replacing an existing switch with one that turns the light on/off automatically based on motion in the room.

Swapping one switch in a pair that controls the same light from two locations (like a hallway or stairwell).

Swapping an existing GFCI (the outlet with the TEST/RESET buttons, usually in kitchens, bathrooms, or garages) for a new one in the same location.

Swapping an existing dimmer switch for a new LED-compatible dimmer in the same location.

Swapping out an existing outlet that's already there — cracked, discolored, loose, or just old — for a brand-new one in the same spot. This does NOT add a new outlet anywhere new; see "New 120V Outlet" for that.

Swapping an existing single light switch for a new one in the same location.

Replacing an existing outlet with a Wi-Fi smart outlet you can control from your phone.

Installing a smart switch (Lutron, Kasa, etc.) in place of an existing switch.

Replacing an existing switch with a timer switch that turns the light off automatically after a set time.

Replacing an existing outlet with a combo outlet that includes built-in USB / USB-C charging ports.
