Electrical Repairs

Longmont, CO

Boulder County • Licensed & Insured

50% of our profit back if we're over time or over budget.

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Electrical Repairs • Longmont

Electrical Repairs in Longmont, Colorado

Longmont homeowners and businesses count on Three Crowns Electric for electrical repairs. We've been serving Boulder County since 2002 — our trucks are on Longmont streets every week, from Old Town Longmont and Prospect New Town to the neighborhoods that need us most.

Residential electrical repair is our single largest service — roughly 56% of all jobs and the biggest reason most of our 518+ reviewers call us. We troubleshoot and fix tripping breakers, failing GFCIs, non-working outlets, partial outages, flickering lights, burning smells, and every other something-is-wrong-and-I-don't-know-why problem. Every repair starts with diagnosis, a written quote, and an explanation of what's actually broken — not a sales pitch for a new panel.

We cover every Longmont neighborhood — Old Town Longmont, Prospect, Mountain Brook, Southmoor Park — and zip codes 80501, 80503, 80504. Whether you're in a 1970s ranch or a brand-new build, the scope is the same: diagnosis first, written quote second, work starts only when you say go.

Common in Longmont

What We Handle in Longmont

A breaker keeps popping and won't hold on
Partial outage — the fridge, oven, and hallway light are out
A burning smell coming from an outlet
Flickering lights in one room or throughout the house
GFCI that won't reset

Electrical Repairs in Longmont

$150–$500 per visit

Pricing for electrical repairs in Longmont depends on your home's setup, panel condition, and scope of work. Free estimates — written on paper, no pressure.

50% of our profit back if we go over the quoted timeline or bust the estimate. In writing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Electrical Repairs in Longmont.

A breaker keeps popping. Do I need a new panel?

Usually not. A breaker that won't hold on is telling you something downstream is wrong — a short, an overload, a failing appliance, or a loose connection. We find it, show you the actual cause, and quote the real fix. A new panel is rarely the answer, and we'll tell you when it isn't.

The fridge, oven, and hallway lights are all out but the rest of the house works. What is that?

That's a partial outage — one of the two 120V legs feeding your panel has lost contact somewhere upstream of the breaker. Most of the time it's a loose neutral, a damaged feeder, or an overheated bus bar. We come today, find it, show it to you, and quote the fix before we touch a wire.

How much does an electrical repair visit cost?

Most residential repair visits land between $150 and $500 depending on the problem. That includes diagnosis, the written quote, and the repair itself for simple fixes. Bigger issues get a separate itemized quote before any work happens, so you always see the number first.

I smell something burning near an outlet. Is it an emergency?

Yes. A burning smell from an outlet means something is overheating, and that's how electrical fires start. Cut power to that circuit at the panel if you can do it safely, stop using the outlet, and call us. We route burning-outlet calls ahead of routine work.

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