LED-compatible dimmers, 3-way switches and smart switches, installed by licensed electricians.
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Small parts, big difference: the right switch stops flicker and makes rooms easier to use.
Smooth dimming without flicker or buzz on LED bulbs and fixtures.
Control one light from two or more places, like stairs and long halls.
App and voice control, schedules and scenes.
Lights that turn on for you in closets, laundry rooms and garages.
Find why a switch stopped working and replace it safely.
Bath fan timers, outdoor light timers and fan speed controls.
An 8-point electrical safety check plus your detailed estimate. The $89 is credited toward your job if you move forward. It’s only due if you decide not to go ahead.
The 8 points: electrical panel, main grounding & bonding, GFCI protection, smoke & CO detectors, outlets & switches, visible wiring, exterior electrical, and whole-home surge protection. Each one is marked Pass or Needs Attention.
When to replace an outlet or switch, which type to choose, and the problems that point to something bigger.
GFCI protection shuts off power fast if current leaks to ground, which helps prevent shocks. Today’s standards call for GFCI protection in kitchens, bathrooms, garages, laundry areas, unfinished basements, crawl spaces, outdoors and near sinks. Older homes may not have it everywhere, and we can add it.
GFCI protects people from shock. AFCI protects against fires caused by arcing in damaged wiring or cords. Many newer homes need both in certain rooms, and some breakers and outlets do both.
USB outlets are handy at desks, nightstands and kitchen counters. Smart switches and dimmers let you schedule lights and control them from your phone. Many smart switches need a neutral wire in the switch box, which some older homes don’t have, so we check before you buy.
Common causes are a tripped GFCI somewhere else on the circuit, a tripped breaker, a worn outlet or a loose connection. Check for a GFCI with a reset button in nearby bathrooms, the garage or outside. If that doesn’t fix it, call us.
A slight warmth on a dimmer can be normal. If it’s too hot to touch, buzzes or smells, turn it off and call us. An outlet or switch that’s hot, discolored or smells like burning is not. Stop using it and call us; it usually means a loose connection or an overloaded device.
Yes. Swapping a two-prong outlet for a three-prong one is only safe when there’s a ground. If there isn’t, we can run a ground or install GFCI protection and label the outlet as allowed, and we explain the options.
“Eggers Electricians Brandon and Andy were professional, efficient, kind, polite and job knowledgeable. They were very aware of my home's furniture surroundings, as not to damage anything, as well as their primary objective is to be safe, as they had a cathedral ceiling fan to replace, 2 stories up. They worked as a cohesive team, and not only respected the customer, but eachother as well.…”
“I had a ceiling fan installed by “Sterling”, who also took the time to set up the Bond Home app and wrote down all the instructions and temporary password for me…”Google review · Loveland · Aug 2024 Fans & lighting
“Justin and his team did an outstanding job with the electrical work in our home. They installed a fan box and updated the switch so everything works exactly how we wanted…”Google review · Fort Collins · Aug 2025 Fans & lighting
“Our tech Clint was courteous and professional and was able to come out the day after our call. More importantly he fixed the problem!…”Google review · Fort Collins · Oct 2025 Repairs & troubleshooting
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Every visit includes the repair, installation or service you called for, plus an $89 Eggers Safety Inspection, credited toward your job.
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