An Easy process to give you a seamless experience for your GFI Outlets project

Designed with you in mind, our process will make sure you have an excellent experience for your remodeling project.

1. Initial Phone Call

Fill out the quote form or give us a call to schedule a consultation. Please send photos of your existing space before the call so we can see what you see

2. Schedule Your GFI Outlets Project

On our scheduled call we will go through a series of questions about your GFI Outlets project and you will get a quote.

3. We get started!

Once the proposal is signed and the proposal is sent in, we begin transforming your home. You will share your vision and be updated every step of the way.

What Is a GFCI Outlet?

A GFCI, or Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter, is a device that closely monitors the balance of electrical current flowing through a circuit. It swiftly shuts off the electricity if it detects any unauthorized power flow, such as during a short circuit. By eliminating the persistent current draw in such situations, a GFCI ensures the safety of users by preventing potentially life-threatening electrical shocks.

Where Can You Typically Find a GFCI Outlet?

GFCI outlets have been in use since the 1970s and are commonly located in areas of the home that are exposed to moisture. You can typically find (or should find) GFCI outlets at outdoor receptacles, bathroom vanities, kitchen countertops, laundry rooms, unfinished basements, crawl spaces, and garages.

Can You Replace a Standard Outlet with a GFCI Outlet?

Yes, you can replace virtually any other electrical outlet with a GFCI outlet. Properly connected GFCIs will also protect other outlets on the same circuit. While GFCI outlets are often installed in bathrooms and kitchens, there are specific requirements for their placement.

What Is the Difference Between GFCI and GFI?

Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters (GFCI) and Ground Fault Interrupters (GFI) are essentially the same devices, just referred to by slightly different names. Although “GFCI” is the more commonly used term, both terms are interchangeable.