Loss of power
Dead circuits, outlets or equipment needing a proper diagnosis.
Residential & commercial repairs
Electrical repairs & after-hours service calls.
For homes and businesses in New Bedford, Fall River, Dartmouth and nearby South Coast towns, Francisco traces electrical problems and explains the next step.
FPE specializes in after-hours residential and commercial service calls. Call to check availability; arrival times, scope and any after-hours charges must be confirmed directly.
Need an emergency electrician?Call for current availability. For fire, smoke, active sparking or a downed line, keep clear and call 911 and the utility first.
On this page
Common calls
When something electrical isn’t right.
For homes, storefronts, offices and other local properties.
Tripping breakers
Recurring trips and panel issues that need a closer look.
Lighting & controls
Flicker, failed fixtures, switches, dimmers and control problems.
Outlets & switches
Faulty devices, missing power and wiring concerns.
Commercial interruptions
Lighting and power problems affecting tenants, staff or customers.
Follow-up improvements
Repairing the issue and discussing an appropriate longer-term fix.
Before the visit
A few details help us help you faster.
Send the property town, what stopped working, when it started, any recent changes, and photos of the affected equipment if safe to take. For a business, include access instructions and the best onsite contact.
If there is smoke, active sparking or another immediate hazard, move away and contact emergency services or your utility as appropriate.
A useful first description
Tell us what lost power.
A whole-property outage may start with the utility. A single device, room or circuit points to a different troubleshooting path.
Whole areaCheck the utility outage map
Whole propertyCall and describe the service condition
Room or circuitNote the affected devices and breaker behavior
One deviceStop using anything hot, damaged or discolored
What a service call can look like
Show us the problem. We’ll trace the cause.
Power at work.
Help with circuits, equipment and lighting that affect your operation.
Start at the source.
A panel, device or circuit issue gets a closer look before the repair is planned.
Let’s get to work
Tell Francisco what you need.
Electrical condition reviews
Need a meter, panel or whole-system inspection?
Choose a focused component review or a broader residential or commercial scope. For capacity and future equipment, ask about combining it with a Power-Ready Assessment.
Before you request a repair
Electrical service-call questions.
Tap or click a question to open the answer.
Can I request a repair for one outlet, switch or light?
Yes. Service calls include individual devices, lighting problems, tripping breakers and larger power interruptions. Describe what stopped working and when it started so Francisco can review the scope.
Are after-hours visits always available?
After-hours and urgent requests are subject to availability. Call (508) 496-2653 to check; arrival times, scope and any after-hours charges must be confirmed directly. Submitting the form does not book a visit or arrange emergency dispatch.
How is an electrical repair estimate prepared?
Francisco reviews the symptoms, property details and photos before discussing a preliminary flat-rate estimate based on the scope. An onsite review may be needed before a reliable estimate can be given. The visit is confirmed when you and Francisco agree on the arrangements.
Should I choose a repair request or a new lighting project?
For flickering lights, failed fixtures or a faulty switch, start with a service call. For a new layout, recessed lights, accent lighting or landscape lighting, explore the lighting guide. For damaged service equipment after a storm, see storm repairs and restoration.
Describe your electrical problem and attach photos when safe to take. Review the customer FAQs for visit preparation and policy questions.