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Circuit Breakers

Circuit Breakers Tripping & Popping

#1 Easy Electrical Jobs is near Brandon, FL, and is Tampa Bay’s favorite electrician for troubleshooting or replacing circuit breakers that are tripping and popping.
Easy Electrical Jobs' focus is on small electrical jobs around your home or business. There is no need to call a national franchise company or a larger service company that may overcharge or try to upsell you on a small electrical job. And, choosing us is much safer than calling a handyman that is not licensed as an electrician.
Easy Electrical Jobs troubleshoots and repairs electrical problems with circuit breakers tripping in the electrical panel boxes of your home or business.
The types of circuit breakers that we can troubleshoot and repair include:
  • Main Breakers
  • Arc Fault Circuit Breakers
  • GFCI Circuit Breakers
  • AFCI Circuit Breakers
  • Bolt In Breakers
  • Snap In Breakers
  • Single Pole Circuit Breakers
  • Double Pole Circuit Breakers
  • Triple Pole Circuit Breakers
  • Quad Circuit Breakers
  • Tandem Circuit Breakers
  • Vintage Circuit Breakers
  • and Many More!
  • Main Breakers
  • Arc Fault Circuit Breakers
  • GFCI Circuit Breakers
  • AFCI Circuit Breakers
  • Bolt In Breaker
  • Snap In Breaker
  • Single Pole Circuit Breakers
  • Double Pole Circuit Breakers
  • Triple Pole Circuit Breakers
  • Quad Circuit Breakers
  • Tandem Circuit Breakers
  • Vintage Circuit Breakers
  • And Much More…
Circuit Breakers
electric meter on circuit breaker
Our electricians will evaluate your electrical installation and give you upfront pricing before any work is completed, and all of our electrical installations and repairs comes with a 1 year warranty for parts and labor. Some manufactures warranty may be even longer, so speak to our team today for details.
What Causes a Circuit Breaker to Trip?
  • Overloaded Circuit
  • Short Circuit
  • Ground Fault
  • Loose Connection
  • Problem With The Wiring
  • Problem With Something On The Circuit
  • Electrical Equipment Going Bad
  • Overloaded Circuit
  • Short Circuit
  • Ground Fault
  • Loose Connection
  • Problem with the Wiring
  • Problem with Something on the Circuit
  • Electrical Equipment Going Bad
Loose connections for circuit breakers generally happen over time, usually because they were not properly tightened during installation. As electricity is used, the circuit breaker produces heat. It is this change in temperature that causes connections to loosen over time. 

When having a circuit breaker replaced in any electrical panel, it is important that it is replaced with a breaker that is listed as compatible to the electrical panels. Oftentimes, while providing electrical service, we come across breakers that were installed into electrical panels that were not listed for installation into that specific electrical panel or distribution panel. Yes, the breaker may still work temporarily, but under the right circumstances, this can be dangerous. And, the breakers may not work properly long-term.

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