Outlet Installation & Repair in Cedar Park, TX

Outlet & Switch Repair and Installation

Power exactly where you need it.

Adding a new outlet on an existing circuit in Central Texas typically costs $150–$400; replacing a device with a GFCI, USB-C or smart switch is usually $125–$250. Kitchens, bathrooms, garages, laundry areas and exteriors require GFCI protection under current code.

Not enough outlets, two-prong outlets that won't take modern plugs, a kitchen without GFCI protection: these are small problems with real safety implications. We repair, replace and add outlets and switches throughout the home, matched to your décor and to code.

Signs you need outlets & switches

Outlets that are loose, cracked, warm or discolored
Two-prong outlets or no GFCI in kitchens, baths or outdoors
Extension cords running across rooms
Switches that buzz, spark or feel hot
You want USB-C, smart switches, dimmers or floor outlets

What's included

New outlets on existing or new dedicated circuits
GFCI and AFCI protection where required
USB-A / USB-C combo outlets and smart switches
Three-way and four-way switching
Outdoor weather-resistant outlets with in-use covers

What affects the price

Most outlets & switches projects in Central Texas land between $150–$400. Where yours falls depends on:

Existing vs. new dedicated circuit
Wall type and attic access
Device type (standard, GFCI, USB, smart)

We price every job up front with Good / Better / Best options, so you choose the scope and budget before any work begins. See our full electrical pricing guide.

How we work

Tell us what's up

Call, text, or use the Instant Estimate. Get a ballpark price in about a minute.

Choose your option

A licensed electrician confirms the details and sends Good / Better / Best options. Sign on your phone.

We power it up

Clean, code-compliant work. Permits, utility coordination and inspection handled.

Stay protected

Photos, a clear invoice and an optional Safety Plan keep your system safe year after year.

Outlets & Switches near you

We provide outlet & switch repair and installation throughout Cedar Park and these Central Texas communities:

Outlets & Switches FAQ

Can you add an outlet without running a new circuit?

Often, yes. If an existing circuit has capacity and is nearby, we can extend it. High-draw locations (kitchen counters, home offices with heavy equipment, freezers) are better on a dedicated circuit.

Where are GFCI outlets required?

Current code requires GFCI protection in bathrooms, kitchens (all receptacles), garages, outdoors, laundry areas, unfinished basements, crawl spaces, and within 6 feet of sinks, among other places.

Is it safe to replace two-prong outlets with three-prong?

Only if there's a ground wire present, or if the outlet is protected by a GFCI and labeled 'No Equipment Ground.' We'll check what's in the box and give you the code-compliant option.