Reliable Outlet & Switch Repair for Your Home

Outlets and switches are some of the most frequently used parts of your home’s electrical system. When an outlet stops working, a switch feels loose, or you notice heat, discoloration, or unusual smells, it’s time to have the issue evaluated by a professional.
Cross Electric provides residential outlet and switch repair, replacement, and installation throughout the DFW area. Whether you need to repair an existing receptacle or upgrade to a newer outlet with additional features, our electricians can help.
When Should You Repair or Replace an Outlet or Switch?
Not every electrical issue is immediately obvious. Some problems may start as a minor inconvenience but can indicate a larger electrical concern.
You may need outlet or switch service if you notice:
- An outlet is discolored or damaged
- Plugs fit loosely or fall out of the outlet
- An outlet or switch feels warm to the touch
- You see sparks when plugging something in
- You notice a burning or unusual smell
- An outlet or switch has stopped working
- Your outlet only has two prongs
- A GFCI outlet doesn’t trip when tested
- You need additional outlets for new devices or appliances
- You’re interested in upgrading to a smart or USB outlet
- You hear buzzing noises
If you notice smoke, sparks, burning smells, or excessive heat around an outlet or switch, stop using it and contact a qualified electrician.


More Than Just an Outlet
An outlet or switch may be the visible part of the problem, but the issue can sometimes involve the wiring or electrical circuit behind it.
Our electricians can investigate the underlying electrical issue rather than simply replacing the visible component. If additional repairs are needed, we’ll explain what we find and what your options are.
Cross Electric’s service vehicles are fully stocked, helping our electricians arrive prepared to diagnose common electrical problems and complete many repairs without unnecessary return visits.
Outlet & Switch Services
A malfunctioning outlet or switch doesn’t necessarily need to be replaced. Our electricians can diagnose the problem and determine whether a repair is appropriate.









