We are a top dependable commercial electrician in Atlanta. MD Electrical Integration provides high-quality, cost-effective commercial electrical repairs and replacements to Atlanta, GA offices, warehouses, and buildings. Whether it’s installing new ceiling fans and lighting fixtures or executing comprehensive lighting retrofits, our fully certified and insured specialists have the knowledge, experience, and competence to handle any business electrical work.
We take great pleasure in the quality of our work and work hard to keep the exceptional customer service reputation we’ve earned. Our objective is to attain 100% client happiness, and we go to tremendous efforts to do so. In fact, we promise your complete satisfaction!
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Electrical Services for Offices, Buildings & Warehouses in Atlanta, Georgia
We can not only provide electrical upgrades, replacements, and repairs to all types of commercial locations, from retail businesses and restaurants to office spaces and more, but we also provide emergency electrical services 24 hours a day, seven days a week at MD Electrical Integration. We recognize that any type of electrical problem in a commercial environment may result in lost revenue, which is why we are ready at all times to get your commercial facility back up and running as quickly as possible.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Electrical Services
What is a GFCI outlet?
When it detects an imbalance between the outgoing and incoming current, a ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) cuts off the electricity. It prevents overheating of the home wiring and receptacles, as well as the potential of electrical fires.
Why won’t my tripped circuit breaker turn back on?
If you want to reset a circuit breaker that has tripped, make sure the switch is completely turned off first. Your circuit breaker has been successfully reset if you can turn it back to the “on” position without it tripping again.
You may have an overload on the circuit or a short circuit if it won’t reset or trips again when you turn it on. Check that there aren’t too many appliances connected to a single circuit, and if that doesn’t work, call an electrician.
Why do my lights flicker?
Is it possible that all or part of your lights are flickering? It might be a defective lightbulb in most circumstances, but it could also be something more catastrophic, such as larger appliances turning on or low voltage concerns.
Can I DIY electrical repairs?
It’s not unusual for homeowners to notice an electrical problem right away. The electrical work, on the other hand, is more difficult for homeowners to handle. To get their license, practicing and experienced electricians must complete years of intense training and certification processes. This guarantees that they are qualified to handle any electrical repair service you may want.