Emergency Electrical Services in Portage, MI

Available 24 Hours a Day, 7 Days a Week in Southwest MI & TX

Hi-Tech Electric Company offers 24-hour emergency services to all residential and commercial customers throughout Portage, Michigan and Bryant, Texas. All of our customers are eligible to benefit from our 24/7 availability, meaning we’re there to correct problems we’ve never seen, even late at night, on weekends, or during the holidays. Our Southwest Michigan electricians also offer emergency electrical services whenever you may face any kind of dangerous or potentially-deadly electrical power problem. Our top priority in these situations is always going to be your safety and well-being, and this enabling us to fix problems as quickly as possible and minimize both secondary damages and the chances of you suffering an injury.

Please call our Portage, MI electricians 24/7/365 at (269) 448-1599 to request emergency services!

Services We Offer

Our experts handle all types of emergency electrical services, day or night. Our 24-hour electricians in Portage & Southwest Michigan can help in any situation, including:

• Loss of power - Outages are the most common emergency electrical call we receive, but that doesn’t mean we won’t take these issues seriously. A loss of power can often be a sign of a hidden electrical problem, so let us find and fix it so you can come out of the dark.
• Gremlin Chasing - Do you know why gremlins are so hard to catch? That’s because electrical problems that cause you a lot of grief can be very difficult to diagnose without specialized diagnostic equipment. We offer cutting-edge technology that allows us to examine even the most complicated electrical problem, giving you the solutions you need quickly and accurately.
• Spark/flickering - Flickering lights or outlets that spark could be an indication of a worn-out or damaged wire, a frayed connection, or countless other potential problems. These are situations that can lead to fires, which means they should be handled quickly, professionally, and as soon as possible.
• Burning smell - If you notice a burning or odd smell but you can’t seem to track it down, check any appliances or electronics that have a motor. If you don’t notice anything, odds are one of your electrical connections has frayed and is short-support. This results in a low level of heat that causes the connection to burn and the smell to be created.
• Electrical shock - If you ever experience an electrical shock of any kind (and survive it unhurt), always shut off your power from your primary service panel and call a professional right away. Electrical shocks are dangerous and can be deadly, and the underlying problem that caused your shock will need to be fixed as soon as possible.

Helping You with Insurance Paperwork and More

If you discover after our emergency repair job that your homeowner’s insurance policy may cover the repair work’s costs, please let us know; we will work directly with your insurer to facilitate your claim and give them all the information they need to make a quick decision. Should this job turn out to have been caused by negligence, we are happy to provide witness testimony and documentation to law firms or legal teams who are pursuing these dangerous entities. We make it a point to facilitate every insurance claim we can, including the rare instances when the job at hand helps uncover an insurance scheme.

How to Stay Safe During a Power Outage

Power outages can be problematic. Without the conveniences we’ve become accustomed to, blackouts are more than just an inconvenience.

It’s important to stay safe and remain calm until the power comes back on. Here are a few safety tips on how to deal with residential power failures.

For help with your emergency electrical repair in SW Michigan, call us at (269) 448-1599 today to receive an estimate, or make a request online.

Safe Use of Generators

During an outage, temporary power sources, such as generators, are necessary for useful lighting, electric stoves and fireplaces, and keeping your food in the refrigerator. Bear in mind, though, that gasoline, propane, and other fossil fuels might have lethal levels of a COA Substance.

• Keep the generators outdoors and far away from surfaces. Inhaling carbon dioxide can be hazardous, so put it in a dry, safe area, such as a screened-in porch. Place it as far away from your house as possible so that CO cannot get your access through incomplete walls or doors
• Ensure that you are prepared with an allowance of sufficient gas; you should have 4 gallons of gasoline for every gallon of gas your generator will employ
• Our home electrical services experts will make certain that your generator is secure and correctly operated. Things to watch for are overloaded outlets and cords that are frayed.

Never Light Candles

If the lights go out, using candles is popular with many individuals, but they are extremely hazardous in power failures. On CDC records, the open blade is the most typical source of house fires during outages.

Exposed flames impose a real danger of fire, particularly when children or animals are around. Battery-powered lanterns are the perfect solution for lighting. Not only do the children and animals not have to get close to an open source of fire, but lanterns also provide more light.

For instance, a little LED tea light is much less hazardous for kids and animals around the house.

Keep the Refridgerator's Door Shut

Residential electrical failures are more than inconvenient-they can encourage food spoilage. A simple flashlight can help you make safe meals, preventing inflating your grocery bill during an outage. While your power is out, avoid opening your refrigerator and freezer as much as possible.

• In the fridge, food will be safe for four hours after just being stored
• If your refrigerator is stuffed, it may take up to 48 hours! When a power failure reaches this stage, if you don’t plan on moving the meals out and into one of your coolers, attempt to maintain everything as compact as possible by removing anything that has excess air in it and double wrapping items to trap the cooler temperature in the packaging.

Unplug Your Electronics and Appliances

In order to forestall a sudden current from harming any unstable electronics, it is important that any electrical appliances or gadgets that are connected directly to outlets should be unplugged. Additionally, stay away from screens while running a phone charger or portable charger in your house, as a power surge may harm or cut the AC power supply completely!

Hi-Tech Electric Company can provide regular electrical maintenance & inspections for properties throughout Portage and Southwest Michigan or Bryant, Texas, ensuring your equipment and systems are always in good condition and alerting you to any potential problems that need repairs or replacement before they can turn into catastrophes.

When you’re facing a sudden emergency, rest assured that Hi-Tech Electric Company is ready to help. Our 24/7 availability means that any time day or night, you can call us and receive the top-quality service you need. Our electricians have handled all types of repair jobs, including even the most serious and potentially-dangerous issues.

Trust Our Southwest Michigan Electricians for Safe, Fast Help

Hi-Tech Electric Company is known for being the place where quality work and customer service are always combined. For this reason, every single one of our customers has chosen us as their Southwest Michigan electricians who can handle their 24-hour repair needs. Our teams are fully-prepared to handle even the most challenging issues, and we’ve seen it all since we opened our doors for business over fifty years ago. As a company with over half a century of experience, you can always have total peace of mind. Your home is in the hands of electricians with the training and knowledge you can trust and who also understand what you’re going through.