Electrical consulting by video

Know what's wrong before anyone sends a truck.

17+ years an electrician — diagnostics were my specialty. Show me the problem on a video call. I'll tell you if it's a quick fix or something that actually needs a pro.

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Sometimes it's serious.

Most of the time, it's one of these.

Find out which before you pay $279.

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Start with the pre-check.

A few questions about what's happening. If it's simple, you'll have your answer in a couple of minutes.

Why this exists

40% of service calls shouldn't cost $279.

17+years an electrician — running diagnostics was my specialty
$279$99 to send a truck, $180 to diagnose it — before any repair
a -minute video call with me, straight from your phone

For 17+ years I ran service calls as a diagnostic tech. Roughly 40% were simple — a reset, a bad bulb, a tripped GFCI. The customer still paid $99 for the truck and $180 to be told what it was.

First Look skips that. Show me the problem on video. Simple? I'll walk you through it. Real? I'll tell you exactly what's wrong — and if it needs hands on it, I'll point you to an electrician I trust. Straight answers, no truck, no upsell.

If you do need a pro, I already know the right one.

I've got electricians in every county I've known personally for years — genuinely skilled, fair pricing, no games. When your problem needs hands on it, I'll connect you with the right one.

How the video call works

Show me. I'll tell you.

  1. Pick a time and pay onlineBook a slot that suits you. Your card is charged when you book.
  2. Walk me through it on your phonePoint the camera at the outlet, the switch, or the breaker panel with its door open.
  3. Get a straight answerA safe fix you can do yourself, or a written summary you can hand to any electrician.

A straight answer in minutes.

per video consult. You talk to me directly. No call center, no upsell.

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A video consult can't test wiring or replace an in-person inspection, and I'll never ask you to take a cover off. If you see smoke or flames, call 911.