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Switch & Outlet Installation

Honest Electric installs and replaces switches and outlets for homeowners in Murfreesboro and the surrounding Nashville area, from simple outlet swaps to GFCI upgrades, dimmer and smart switch installs, and new outlets for appliances or remodels.

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Serving Murfreesboro and nearby towns

Who We Are

Local switch and outlet installation for Murfreesboro-area homes

Honest Electric is based in Murfreesboro and works on homes throughout Smyrna, La Vergne, Nashville and the surrounding towns. This service covers replacing worn or outdated outlets and switches, adding new ones for remodels or added appliances, and upgrading to safer options like GFCI and AFCI protection. It's for homeowners dealing with loose, warm, or non-working outlets, flickering switches, or a kitchen, bathroom, or garage that needs more outlets than it has.

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Service benefits

Switch and outlet types we install

Switch and outlet installation covers more than a simple swap. Here's what we commonly handle in existing homes around Murfreesboro.

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GFCI and AFCI outlets for kitchens, bathrooms, garages and other code-required areas

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USB-integrated outlets for charging devices without an adapter

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Dimmer switches and smart switches for lighting control

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Three-way and four-way switch wiring for lights controlled from multiple locations

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Outdoor and weatherproof outlets for patios, porches and exterior use

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240-volt outlets for dryers, ranges, and other large appliances

Testimonials

What Customers Say About Honest Electric

Feedback from homeowners who've worked with Honest Electric on their electrical projects.

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We had a great experience with Tom from Honest Electric. He took the time to clearly explain the differences between the outlet options and helped us find the best solution for our freezer issue. He made an effort to…

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Thank you so much for your kind words! It was a pleasure helping you find the best solution for your freezer outlet. We…

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Ashli Noriega

2026-05-18

Highly recommend. Very friendly and very affordable. He fixed several issues of ours and upgraded our house to have outlets on the outside just as we needed. Will be using again in the future

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Thank you, Richard!

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Richard Zamora

2026-03-27

Thomas is very knowledgeable and hard working. He did what was scheduled and was able to add on a project. I’ll use him again.

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Carolyn Cespino

2026-10-19

Thomas was great. He came and gave us a quote for some work we want to have done and he also fixed a an issue we had with our bathroom plugs not working. Would definitely recommend.

Owner reply

Thanks for letting me come out and quote your project!

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Allison Lansdell

2026-09-16

Service was on time, friendly, fast and professional. Highly recommend!

Owner reply

Thank you for the kind words and recommendation !

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Jenny Warren

2026-09-16

Very professional,knowledgeable in and out

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Thank you for choosing us to hang your ceiling fan!

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Lynn Duncan

2026-09-08

How The Job Works

What To Expect From Switch & Outlet Installation

From checking your existing wiring to testing the finished work, here's how a typical visit goes.

01Step 1

Assessing your wiring and outlet boxes

We take a look at the existing wiring, box condition, and circuit setup before starting, so we know whether a straightforward swap or a bit more work is needed.

02Step 2

Installing switches and outlets with the power off

With the circuit shut off at the panel, we install or replace the switches and outlets, secure the wiring, and make sure everything is seated properly in the box.

03Step 3

Testing and walking through the new setup

Once power is restored, we test each switch and outlet, check for proper grounding and function, and walk you through anything you should know before we head out.

FAQ

Switch & Outlet Installation Questions

Answers to the questions homeowners ask most about switch and outlet installation, from cost factors and code requirements to knowing when a repair isn't enough.

Q1

What affects the cost of outlet or switch installation?

Cost depends mainly on how many outlets or switches you're adding, whether new wiring needs to be run, and the type of device you're installing. A simple swap of a standard outlet or switch is quick, while a GFCI circuit, a 240-volt appliance outlet, or a new three-way switch setup takes more wire, time, and material. Older homes with outdated wiring or undersized boxes sometimes need extra work to bring things up to a safe, workable standard.

Q2

Do I need a permit for a new outlet or switch?

Most straightforward outlet or switch replacements don't require a permit, but adding a new circuit, running new wiring, or installing a higher-amperage outlet for an appliance often does under local code. We handle the code side of the job and let you know upfront if your project needs a permit or inspection.

Q3

What are signs an outlet or switch needs attention?

Warm or discolored faceplates, a burning smell, loose or wobbly outlets, switches that spark or buzz, and breakers that trip when you plug something in are all signs something needs a look. Outlets that no longer hold a plug snugly or stopped working altogether usually mean worn internal contacts rather than a simple fix.

Q4

Can I install a switch or outlet myself, or should I hire an electrician?

A basic like-for-like swap is within reach for a confident DIYer who knows how to safely cut power and test wires, but anything involving new wiring, GFCI or AFCI protection, 240-volt circuits, or multi-switch wiring is best left to a licensed electrician. Mistakes here create fire and shock hazards, and incorrect wiring can fail inspection or void a home's electrical safety down the line.

Q5

Should an outlet be repaired or fully replaced?

A loose connection or a single malfunctioning outlet can often be repaired, but outlets that are cracked, scorched, or wired with outdated materials are usually better replaced outright. If an outlet is part of an older ungrounded circuit, replacing it with a properly grounded or GFCI-protected unit is typically the safer long-term choice over a patch repair.

Q6

How long does switch or outlet installation take?

A single outlet or switch swap is usually finished within an hour, while installing several outlets, adding a new circuit, or wiring a multi-switch setup takes longer depending on access to the wiring and the condition of the existing boxes. We'll give you a realistic sense of timing once we've seen the scope of the job.

Ready to Upgrade Your Outlets or Switches?

From a single GFCI swap to wiring a whole remodel, Honest Electric handles switch and outlet work of any size for homes in Murfreesboro and the surrounding area. Reach out to get a quote for your project.

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Service Areas

Areas We Serve

Murfreesboro, TN

Smyrna, TN

La Vergne, TN

Nashville, TN

Antioch, TN

Franklin, TN

Nolensville, TN

Christiana, TN

Eagleville, TN

Rockvale, TN

Honest Electric provides residential electrical services for homeowners in Murfreesboro and the greater Nashville area, from panel upgrades to everyday repairs.

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