Emergency Electrical Repair

Electrical problems don’t wait for business hours — and neither do we. If you’re dealing with sparking outlets, a burning smell, a breaker that won’t stop tripping, or a sudden loss of power, LenAire’s licensed electricians are ready to respond fast, day or night. We’ve protected Shreveport and Bossier City homes for over 35 years, and now that same trusted, local team handles your emergency electrical repairs, too. 

Call 318- 383-0036 now for emergency electrical service, and we’ll confirm your appointment right away. 

Why Choose LenAire for Emergency Electrical Repair

When something’s wrong with your home’s electrical system, you don’t have time to gamble on an unfamiliar company. Here’s what sets LenAire apart when it matters most: 

Fast, Local Response We’re based right here in Bossier City. Our trucks are stocked and our technicians are ready to get to your home quickly when every minute counts. 

Licensed, Background-Checked Electricians Every technician we send is a licensed electrician trained specifically to diagnose and safely resolve dangerous electrical conditions — not a general handyman guessing at the problem. 

Upfront, Honest Pricing You’ll know the cost before we start any work. No surprise fees, no pressure to buy more than you need. 

35 Years Serving Northwest Louisiana We opened our doors in 1987 as a small, family-owned company, and we’ve grown by earning our neighbors’ trust one job at a time — including now protecting their homes electrically, not just their comfort systems. 

100% Satisfaction Guaranteed If something isn’t right after we’ve completed a repair, we’ll come back and make it right at no charge to you. 

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Signs You Have an Electrical Emergency

Not sure if what you’re seeing warrants an emergency call? These warning signs mean you should stop what you’re doing and call a licensed electrician immediately: 

  • Burning smell near an outlet, switch, or your electrical panel — this is one of the clearest signs of an active fire hazard. 
  • Sparking outlets when you plug in or unplug an appliance. 
  • Breakers that keep tripping and won’t reset, which often points to an overloaded circuit or failing wiring. 
  • Outlets or switches that feel warm or hot to the touch. 
  • Buzzing or crackling sounds coming from outlets, switches, or the panel. 
  • Sudden, partial power loss — part of your home loses power with no obvious cause (like a storm or a tripped breaker you can find). 
  • Visible scorch marks or discoloration around an outlet or switch plate. 
  • Flickering lights throughout the home, especially when it happens suddenly and isn’t tied to a single fixture. 

If you notice any of these signs, turn off power to the affected area at the breaker if it’s safe to do so, avoid using the outlet or fixture, and call LenAire right away. 

What to Do Before We Arrive

A few safety steps can protect your home and family while you wait for our team: 

  1. Shut off the breaker for the affected circuit if you can safely access your panel. 
  1. Unplug nearby devices and appliances connected to the problem outlet or circuit. 
  1. Keep the area clear — don’t let kids or pets near a sparking outlet, warm switch, or damaged wiring. 
  1. If you smell smoke or see flames, leave the house and call 911 first. Once it’s safe, call us for electrical repairs. 
  1. Don’t attempt DIY repairs on live wiring or panels — this is exactly the kind of job that needs a licensed electrician. 
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Common Emergency Electrical Repairs We Handle

LenAire’s electricians are equipped to diagnose and resolve a wide range of urgent electrical issues, including: 

  • Sparking or scorched outlets and switches 
  • Breakers that repeatedly trip or won’t reset 
  • Complete or partial power outages inside the home 
  • Burning smells from outlets, switches, or the panel 
  • Exposed, damaged, or chewed wiring 
  • Overloaded circuits and panels 
  • Faulty GFCI/AFCI protection after a shock or trip event 
  • Storm and surge-related electrical damage 

If your emergency turns out to be tied to a larger issue — like an aging panel or outdated wiring — we’ll walk you through your options for panel upgrades or rewiring so it doesn’t happen again. 

Serving Shreveport, Bossier City & Surrounding Communities

LenAire provides emergency electrical repair throughout Northwest Louisiana, including: 

  • Shreveport 
  • Bossier City 
  • Haughton 
  • Benton 
  • Keithville 
  • Blanchard 
  • Minden 
  • Eastwood 
  • Princeton 
  • Elm Grove 
  • Spring Ridge 

No matter where you’re located in Caddo or Bossier Parish, our licensed electricians can respond quickly to resolve your electrical emergency safely. 

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Call LenAire for Fast, Licensed Emergency Electrical Repair

Electrical hazards don’t get safer with time — the sooner they’re addressed, the safer your home and family will be. LenAire’s licensed electricians are ready to respond throughout Shreveport, Bossier City, and the surrounding area. 

Call 318-383-0036 now or schedule service online — LenAire is here when you need us most. 

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. A burning or melting smell near an outlet, switch, or panel means insulation, wiring, or a component is overheating — a leading cause of electrical fires. Turn off power to that area if you safely can, avoid using the outlet, and call a licensed electrician immediately.

Stop using the outlet right away and avoid touching it. If it’s safe, shut off the breaker that controls that circuit. Sparking can indicate a wiring fault, a damaged outlet, or a moisture issue, and it should be diagnosed by a licensed electrician before you use that outlet again. 

A breaker that trips repeatedly is doing its job — protecting your home from an overloaded or faulty circuit. Frequent trips can point to too many devices on one circuit, a short circuit, or aging wiring. If resetting it doesn’t solve the problem, it’s time for a professional diagnosis. 

It can be. Partial power loss without a clear cause (like a storm outage) often points to a tripped breaker, a failed connection, or a problem at the panel. If you can’t restore power by checking your breaker box, treat it as an emergency and call an electrician. 

Cost depends on the cause and scope of the problem — a loose connection is a very different repair than a panel issue. LenAire provides upfront pricing before any work begins, so you’ll always know the cost before we start. 

Yes. Electrical emergencies don’t wait for business hours, and neither do we. Call 318-383-0036 any time you’re dealing with sparking outlets, burning smells, tripping breakers, or unexplained power loss. 

No. Working on live wiring or outlets without proper training and safety equipment puts you at serious risk of shock, burns, or starting a fire. This is a job for a licensed electrician, every time.