From light switch repairs and circuit breakers to multi family home electrical upgrades, the services at Milestone are guaranteed to be professional, safe, and efficient. Our team of Coppell Electricians has finished thousands of projects across the greater Dallas/Fort Worth area. When you call us, you can expect prompt, punctual service from our bonded, insured, and licensed teams. We use only the best materials so you can schedule an appointment with confidence. We can repair many different problems, including the following:

• A Noisy Switch: The first warning sign of a broken light switch is excessive noise. If there are popping or snapping sounds when the switch is flipped, it’s time to call one of our Electricians. If your Coppell home or commercial building’s light switches are noisy, we can help quiet them down.
• Dimmer Switch Problems: If your dimmer switch is making too much noise, consider checking the bulb first, as dimming effects may cause certain bulbs to make buzzing sounds. If changing the light bulb doesn’t help, the switch may be the cause of the problem. No matter the source of the noise, you can count on Milestone’s trained Technicians to get to the bottom of it. Request additional information online or call us to schedule a no-obligation evaluation and estimate.
• Problems with Light Fixtures: If your light fixtures are showing signs of wear, the problem may lie in a nearby light switch. If the lights don’t come on immediately when the switch is flipped, or if they flicker, it may mean that the switch’s internal components must be replaced. Even if the problem is intermittent, it will get worse with time. Call us today to schedule light switch repair or replacement services.
• Switches That Are Too Hot to Handle: Another sign of trouble is a switch that’s too hot to touch. While it is normal for dimmer switches to emit a little heat, it’s not normal for toggle switches to do so. Conventional light switches should be cool when touched. If they’re not, it shows that the current is flowing abnormally. If your switches are too hot to handle, call us today.
• Sparking, Smoking, and Burned Switches: When turning a light switch off, it’s common to see small sparks originating from within. Known as load arcs, they occur when current jumps from one contact to another. Large sparks are abnormal, though. If your switches are smoking, sparking, or scorched, call Milestone’s Electricians as soon as possible.