Not sure what's wrong with your electrical system? Use our free self-assessment tool to identify the likely cause of your electrical problem and determine if it's an emergency. Get instant guidance in just 2 minutes.
Start Free AssessmentFollow these 4 easy steps to get your electrical issue assessment
Select the main electrical issue you're experiencing from our list of common problems.
Provide details about the scope, timing, and your property to help narrow down the cause.
Answer important safety questions so we can assess the urgency level of your situation.
Receive an instant assessment with urgency level, likely causes, and recommended next steps.
Our diagnostic tool helps identify a wide range of electrical issues
Whole house, partial, or single-point power failures and their likely causes.
DB board or RCD tripping issues, including overload and fault detection.
Flickering lights, dimming, or lighting circuits that don't work properly.
Burning smells, sparks, hot sockets, and other dangerous electrical conditions.
Non-working outlets, loose connections, and switch malfunctions.
Ceiling fans and exhaust fans that won't start, spin slowly, or make noise.
Our Electrical Issue Checker Tool helps you understand what might be wrong with your electrical system before you call a professional. This way, you'll know the urgency level and can communicate the issue more effectively.
Get results in under 2 minutes without waiting for a callback.
Understand if your issue is an emergency, high priority, or can wait.
Learn what precautions to take while waiting for professional help.
No registration required. Use the tool as many times as you need.
Answer the questions below to receive your personalized assessment
Select the option that best describes your issue.
This helps us understand the scope of the problem.
Understanding the pattern helps identify the cause.
Different properties have different electrical systems.
Older wiring may require different considerations.
Please answer these important safety questions honestly.
Based on your answers, here's our preliminary assessment:
Important: This tool provides guidance only. Final diagnosis requires on-site inspection by a qualified technician. If there are sparks, burning smell, or heat, stop using the affected point immediately and contact a professional.
This tool provides preliminary guidance based on your inputs. It does not replace a professional on-site inspection by a licensed electrician.
If you notice sparks, burning smell, or extreme heat from any electrical point, stop using it immediately and call a professional. Do not attempt DIY repairs.
Your answers are stored locally on your device only. We do not collect or store your personal information on our servers.
Your progress is automatically saved. If you accidentally close the page, you can continue where you left off when you return.