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Electrical by project
Swap a switch, add a GFCI, hang a fan, light the yard, prep for storms.
Shop by project
Tell us what you're trying to get working and we'll put the parts in your hand. Here's what each job usually takes.
Replace a switch or outlet
A 20-minute job once the breaker is off and you've matched the device.
- Matching device (15A or 20A)
- Wall plate
- Wire nuts or push-ins
- Non-contact tester
Add GFCI protection
Required within six feet of a sink and anywhere outdoors — and it's the cheapest safety upgrade in the house.
- GFCI receptacle
- Wall plate
- Tester with GFCI button
Hang a ceiling fan
Fan-rated box or nothing — a standard box won't carry the load or the wobble.
- Fan-rated ceiling box
- Fan or fan/light kit
- Wire nuts
- Remote or wall control
Run an outdoor circuit or light
Wet location rules apply: UF cable, weatherproof box, in-use cover.
- UF-B cable
- Weatherproof box & in-use cover
- WR/TR receptacle
- PVC conduit & fittings
Install landscape lighting
Low-voltage kits you can install yourself in an afternoon.
- Transformer
- Low-voltage cable
- Path or spot fixtures
- Timer or photo cell
Hurricane & generator prep
Cords, lights and batteries before the forecast turns — not after.
- Generator-rated cord
- Work lights & flashlights
- Batteries
- Surge protection