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Breakers that trip repeatedly

A breaker doing its job once is fine. One that trips weekly is reporting an overload, a shared neutral or a failing device.

Warm or discolored outlets

Heat at a receptacle or a brown scorch ring means a loose termination is arcing behind the plate. Stop using it and call.

Lights that dim on appliance start

Momentary dimming when the dryer, AC or well pump starts usually points to an undersized service or a degraded neutral.

A burning or fishy smell

Melting thermoplastic smells sweet then acrid. Shut the affected breakers off and treat it as an emergency call.

Fuse panel or 60/100A service

Older services rarely carry a modern kitchen, HVAC and EV load. We will tell you whether yours actually needs replacing.

Two-prong or ungrounded outlets

No ground means no protection for electronics and no safe path for a fault. Often correctable circuit by circuit.

They found a failing neutral two other electricians missed, then labeled the whole panel before they left. I had lights dimming every time the dryer kicked on for almost a year. Jonathan brought a meter, spent maybe twenty minutes at the panel, and showed me exactly what was loose. Fixed the same visit.

Straightforward guys. Quoted 200 amp service, held the price, pulled the permit, passed inspection first try. No upsell nonsense.

We were finishing a basement and had three bids. Lombard was not the cheapest but they were the only ones who walked the space with the plan in hand and told us where the recessed cans should actually go instead of just agreeing with whatever I said. Crew was tidy, swept up every evening, and my kids were home the whole time. The typed directory inside the panel door is a small thing but I use it constantly.

Good work on our EV charger install and the load calculation was clearly explained. Only ding from me is scheduling slipped a few days because of a permit delay at the village. They called to tell me, which I appreciated, but I had to shuffle a day off. Charger has been flawless since.

Called at 9 on a Sunday night, half the house was dark and I was ready to panic. Someone picked up, talked me through shutting off the affected breakers, and a tech was out first thing Monday. Turned out to be a corroded splice in an attic junction box. Honest pricing for an emergency call, which is not what I expected.

Rewired the knob and tube in our 1920s two-flat in phases so our tenant never lost power for more than an afternoon. Jonathan planned the whole sequence out on paper for us. Three years in, no issues, and the paperwork made the refinance appraisal easy.