Emergency Electrician.
We arrive in 30–90 minutes to restore power and safety to your home!
Sparking outlet? Power outage? Burning smell? We answer calls 24/7. No phone menus or voicemails — you speak directly to a live dispatcher.
Flat-rate pricing before repairs begin and no hidden fees for emergencies or weekend work.
Notice any of these problems? Call us immediately.
Electrical faults can quickly escalate into a fire. If you see these signs, act fast:
Smell of burning plastic
Indicates hidden wiring overheating or melting inside outlets and panels.
Sparking and crackling
Any sparks, hissing, or buzzing from switches and outlets is a direct fire hazard.
Constantly tripping breakers
If a breaker trips over and over, the circuit is overloaded, or there's a short circuit in the wall.
Partial or complete power outage
If your neighbors have power but you don't, the problem is in your electrical panel or the main line.
Hot electrical panel
If the panel is hot to the touch, it means a dangerous overload that could melt the metal and cause a fire.
Electrical contact with water
A flooded basement or leaks near wiring require immediate power shutoff to avoid fatal electrocution.
Our 60-Minute Response Zone
We dispatch our emergency electricians from Rowland Heights, CA. If you are within the response zone shown below, we guarantee a fast emergency response.
What to do right now while we're on the way?
- 1Shut off the power
If it's safe to do so, turn off the Main Breaker on your electrical panel.
- 2Don't touch exposed wires
Keep a safe distance and keep children and pets away from the problem area.
- 3Call 911 for fire
If you see open flames or thick smoke, evacuate immediately and call the fire department. You'll need our electrician after they finish to find the cause and restore power.
- 4Do not attempt DIY repairs
Electricity is unforgiving. DIY repairs without proper tools and knowledge often lead to severe shocks or code violations.
Fast. Safe. Transparent.
30–90 minute arrival
Our fully stocked vans are on standby across Los Angeles. In most cases, we resolve the issue in a single visit.
Honest, written pricing
Once our technician finds the cause (diagnostics), they will provide an exact written estimate (Flat-rate pricing). We only start repairs after your approval. No surprises on the final bill.
Respect for your home
Our electricians always arrive in clean uniforms and wear shoe covers and masks. We leave your home perfectly clean.
1-year workmanship warranty
If something we installed fails within 12 months due to a workmanship issue, we return and correct it at no charge.
We fix the problem for good
Often, an emergency is a symptom of an outdated system. We don't just patch things up; we make your home safe for decades. If we find dangerous aluminum wiring (popular in the 1960s) or a fire-hazard Federal Pacific or Zinsco panel, our technician will offer a reliable solution:
Real reviews from your neighbors
"Our electrical panel started sparking on a Saturday night. Called these guys — they answered immediately, no voicemail! The technician arrived in 40 minutes. Gave a clear price, fixed everything, and was very polite. Thank you for saving our weekend!"
"Half the house lost power. Other companies said they could only come on Monday. Your electrician was here within an hour. Quickly found a short circuit in the wall. Worked neatly, wore shoe covers."
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you charge extra for emergency calls at night or on weekends?
Unlike many competitors, we do not charge hidden fees for emergency dispatches or overtime outside regular hours. You only pay the standard dispatch fee and the approved repair cost.
How fast will the electrician arrive?
Typically, our certified technician arrives anywhere in our Los Angeles service area within 30–90 minutes, depending on traffic.
Are you licensed for complex emergency work?
Yes, we hold an active California C-10 electrical contractor license, carry general liability coverage, and can provide current license and insurance certificates on request.
Emergency Service Disclaimer
The safety information provided on this website is for general informational purposes only. Electrical emergencies are extremely dangerous and can result in severe injury, electrocution, fire, or death. Do not attempt to touch, diagnose, or repair any electrical panel, wiring, or device yourself. Always maintain a safe distance and, if in immediate danger or in the presence of fire, call 911 immediately. KiloWire Electric and its contractors assume no liability for personal injury, property damage, or any other consequences resulting from your actions, inaction, or DIY attempts prior to the arrival of our certified technicians.
Prevent Future Electrical Emergencies
Once the immediate hazard is stabilized, upgrading aged infrastructure prevents repeated breakdowns, fire risks, and insurance cancellations.
Main Panel Upgrades
Replace worn-out, overloaded, or fire-prone Zinsco and FPE breaker boxes with modern 200A panels.
Explore Panel Upgrades →Panel Cost Calculator
Calculate upfront replacement pricing and check current LADWP / SCE utility requirements.
Calculate Estimate →Full & Partial Rewiring
Eliminate hidden aluminum connections, knob-and-tube circuits, and degraded insulation.
Rewiring Services →Insurance Compliance Retrofits
Remediate four-point inspection failures to keep your homeowner's insurance policy active.
Insurance Compliance →Electrical Hazard Guides &
Emergency Best Practices
Read our safety guides on dealing with sparking breakers, burning outlets, and preventing electrical fires.
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Read guide →Why Insurers Cancel Policies Over Old Panels and Wiring
Why some California insurers flag Zinsco and Federal Pacific panels and knob-and-tube wiring, what inspectors look for, and how to document upgrades.
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