Outlet, Switch and GFCI Service in the Greater Denver Area

A GFCI can trip with “no load” due to moisture, a downstream ground fault, wiring errors, or a failing device. In Denver homes, humidity in bathrooms/kitchens, outdoor outlets, or a shared neutral can cause nuisance trips. Power surges after outages can also trip GFCIs. Test monthly and after power failures.

Quick checks:

1. Plug a lamp in and turn it on.
2. Press TEST. If the light stays on, it’s miswired or bad; call Brothers.
3. Press RESET. If the light stays off, replace the GFCI.

Updated: 2025-12-21

Need help in Thornton, CO? Call (720) 994-7055 or book online.

"He was personable, professional, and prompt." — Andy M.

Outlet repair pricing varies by issue, parts, and access. A technician will price the job after inspection and provide a free estimate. Coupons for $50 off outlet, switch, or GFCI work are available. Home Care Club members receive a 10% discount on repairs and priority service. Work is done by licensed and insured electricians. Same-day service is available in Denver, Thornton, and nearby areas.

Updated: 2025-12-21 00:00:00

Need help in Thornton, CO? Call (720) 994-7055 or book online.

"He was personable, professional, and prompt." — Andy M.

You can replace a basic light switch yourself if you can shut off power and verify the circuit is dead. If it’s a dimmer or smart switch, or the wiring is damaged, call a licensed electrician. In Denver and Thornton, we provide light switch repair, installation, and replacement, including dimmers and smart switches.

Quick checks:

• Turn off the breaker.
• Confirm no power with a tester.
• If wiring doesn’t match, stop and call.

Updated: 2025-12-21 00:00:00

Need help in Thornton, CO? Call (720) 994-7055 or book online.

"He was personable, professional, and prompt." — Andy M.

You can replace a standard outlet if you cut power and wire it correctly, but code and shock risks make a licensed electrician the safer choice. We install GFCI, USB, and tamper‑resistant receptacles and can upgrade two‑prong to grounded three‑prong. Use GFCIs in kitchens, bathrooms, garages, outdoors, basements, and near sinks; test monthly and after outages.

• Plug in a lamp and turn it on.
• Press TEST; light should go out.
• Press RESET; light should return.

Updated: 2025-12-21

Need help in Thornton, CO? Call (720) 994-7055 or book online.

"He was personable, professional, and prompt." — Andy M.

Yes, you can install a GFCI yourself, but it must be wired on the correct line/load and tested. If you’re unsure or any test fails, call a licensed electrician in Denver. Errors near water can be dangerous.

Quick GFCI test:

1. Plug a lamp into the outlet and turn the lamp on.
2. Press the GFCI’s test button. Did the light go out? If not, the GFCI is not working or has not been correctly installed. Contact Brothers to correct the wiring and/or replace the defective GFCI.
3. Press the reset button. Did the light come back on? If not, contact Brothers to replace the GFCI.

Updated: 2025-12-21 00:00:00

Need help in Thornton, CO? Call (720) 994-7055 or book online.

"Installed the needed GFCI outlet box quickly." — Andy M.