Need immediate electrical assistance? Cox Electric is here to provide fast, reliable solutions for homeowners, property managers, and small business owners. Proudly local and honest, we're available 24/7 to handle any electrical emergency. At Cox Electric, we understand the urgency of electrical emergencies and the importance of quality service.
Electrical issues can strike at any time. Our licensed electricians are ready to tackle emergencies around the clock to ensure your safety and peace of mind.
As a locally owned company, we pride ourselves on delivering honest, high-quality service to the Driggs community. We treat your home or business like it's our own.
We offer free estimates on all services and special discounts for residential and commercial projects. Our transparent pricing ensures you know exactly what to expect.
From Electrical Panel Upgrades to Lighting and Generator Installations, we're equipped to manage all your electrical needs with precision and expertise.
Our comprehensive emergency electrical diagnostics cover a wide range of issues, including but not limited to:
Whether it's a partial or complete loss of power, we pinpoint the source and restore your electricity.
Suspicious odors or marks can indicate overheating or faulty wiring. We locate the problem before it leads to a fire hazard.
If your breakers trip frequently, it signs an underlying issue. We identify and fix the root cause to prevent future disruptions.
These can be symptoms of voltage fluctuations or faulty fixtures. We ensure your lighting is stable and safe.
Non-functional outlets or switches can indicate wiring problems, which we diagnose and repair promptly.
Yes, treat it like one. That smell usually means wiring or a connection is overheating inside the wall, which can quickly turn into a fire. Flip off the breaker for that area if it's safe, then get an emergency electrician out to your Driggs home right away.
Keep yourself, your kids, and your pets at least 30 feet away, because a downed line can still be live even when it isn't sparking. Call 911 and your utility provider immediately. Heavy snow and wind bring down lines across East Idaho every winter. Once the utility clears the scene, have an electrician inspect your meter and service connection for damage.
Take a peek outside first, because if the neighbors are dark too, your utility will handle the outage. When only your house is out, check the main breaker in your panel to see if anything is tripped. A breaker that won't stay on, a burning smell, or sparking is your cue to call an emergency electrician.
A licensed electrician is your go-to, though it's worth resetting tripped breakers and ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) outlets first. GFCIs are the outlets with "test" and "reset" buttons, usually found in kitchens and bathrooms. If the power stays off or a breaker trips again, there's likely a panel issue or a loose connection behind the scenes.
Wind and heavy snow stress power lines, causing brief power dips that appear as flickering. If the flicker persists on calm days or occurs only in one room, loose wiring or an overloaded circuit may be the cause. That kind of flicker won't fix itself and tends to get worse with time.
FAQs reviewed by Jace Cox, owner of Cox Electric LLC, a local electrician.