Whole-home service protection is a system that safeguards your electrical appliances and devices from power surges caused by voltage fluctuations from the utility company. 

It provides comprehensive protection for your entire home's electrical system against potentially damaging overvoltage events. For more information, contact the seasoned electricians at Tier-One Electric! 

We've found that the cost of an electrical panel upgrade typically falls between $3,500 and $6,000. This price range accounts for variations in city permitting requirements, which can significantly impact the overall project expense. 

If you're wondering about the cost of your specific project, the experienced electricians at Tier-One Electric have answers! 

The average hourly rate for professional electricians in our service area ranges based on the expertise and specialized skills required for electrical work, as well as industry standards in the Metroplex area. Did you know that, according to IEA, electricity consumption rose by an estimated 4.3% in 2024, up from 2.5% in 2023, with growth expected to continue at a robust 3.9%? This simply means the demand for reliable and skilled electricians is higher than ever. Feel free to reach out to the team at Tier-One Electric for more details! 

A ground fault circuit interrupter, called a GFCI or GFI, is an inexpensive electrical device that can either be installed in your electrical system or built into a power cord to protect you from severe electrical shocks. Our expert team of electricians can help determine when and where these safety devices should be installed. 

Our electricians are experienced in the installation and repair of EV outlets, EV chargers, NEMA 14-50R outlets, and Hard-wired EVs. Contact Tier-One Electric to learn more! 

We offer installation and repairs for generator inlets, backup-power installations, portable generator installations, and inner lock installation kits. Let our team of professional, licensed electricians protect you from the next power outage!

Sometimes it's as easy as replacing the battery, while other times it can be a faulty smoke detector. We recommend routine battery replacements as well as maintenance on each smoke detector to ensure your safety. For more great questions like this, reach out to the experienced electricians at Tier-One Electric!