GFCI outlets provide additional electrical protection in locations such as kitchens, bathrooms, garages, laundry areas, and exterior spaces. A device that no longer resets, repeatedly trips, feels loose, or has become damaged may need to be evaluated and replaced.
Before replacement, we review the existing GFCI, electrical box, and accessible wiring. The replacement device is installed according to the existing circuit configuration and securely positioned in the box. After installation, the device’s test and reset functions are checked along with basic operation.
If troubleshooting indicates that the issue is elsewhere in the circuit rather than the GFCI itself, additional diagnostic work may be required and is discussed separately.
What’s included
- Existing GFCI and accessible wiring review
- GFCI replacement and secure installation
- Wall plate installation and alignment
- Test/reset and basic operational check