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Yeobuild HomeRepair has been in the business since 1980, one of the pioneers in home maintenance service. Armed with experienced electricians, Yeobuild HomeRepair can handle your electrical repair problems correctly and efficiently making you save money and time.
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1 BOOK
Book your appointment at any time using our online booking system or over the phone. Our customer service will contact you the next working day to confirm your booking.
2 REPAIR
Our technicians will proceed to conduct an inspection, explain the issue, and repair your appliance. An electronic service report will be provided after and you can pay via cash, cheque, bank transfer, or PayNow.
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What Are the Types of Electrical Problems We Resolve
Poor circuit protection or No RCC
If there is a current leak in your home, you must know that there is a certain device called an RCCB or a Residual Current Circuit Breaker that is used to identify and stop low voltage circuits. The gadget is able to detect leakages, and when it notices that the current is flowing erratically, it will automatically close the circuit. This device helps lower the risk of electrical shocks.
Grounding Issues
Residences throughout the larger cities and urban areas are where grounding issues are frequently discovered. The exposure of live wires, metal pipes, or other conducive parts of a structure runs the risk of conducting electricity. Since electrical grounding issues are frequently encountered in big cities, you will not have trouble calling for expert electricians who can get the job done for you.
Lighting Problems
Flickering lights are among the most prevalent lighting issues in homes. Power surges are typically to blame for lights flickering. Usually, power surges are caused by sporadic weather or by changes in the external source of electricity. However, irregularities and surges might only affect a building that has electrical problems. When electricity in a home fluctuates occasionally, the owner should take advantage of the situation to have a professional electrician evaluate the property to see if there are any issues with electrical safety.
Electrical Shocks
You may have had an electrical shock in your life at some point, even if it was only a brief static shock. And it’s true that no one wants to receive an electrical shock because it’s unpleasant. You do, however, have a fairly solid reason to read this if you are one of the unfortunate ones to have gone through it. Electrical shocks can happen to humans for a variety of reasons. From an electrical standpoint, however, it may be due to faulty appliances, backstabbed cables, power leakage, and other factors.
High Electricity Bills
Even though you spent less power than you should have, are your electricity costs still going up? Your bills increasing can be caused by a variety of factors. Some of those might be caused by faulty wiring or circuitry in your home. Another possibility is that your power provider might not be as economical as you once believed. Aside from old electrical appliances that use more energy, your home may also have electrical system leaks. Keeping an eye on how you use electricity is the smartest thing you can do for yourself. We may occasionally forget to turn off electrical devices after using them. This is another major factor driving up your electricity costs.
Electrical surges
Transients, also referred to as surges, are lightning-quick flashes of light. These are brought on by interruptions in the flow of electricity at high voltage. They last for a little instant. Any linked electronic gadget can suffer damage from transients. If the transients persist, you should probably inspect the connections in your electrical system. If these transients have stopped, there is no need to be concerned.
Power sags and dips
What results in power sags and dips? Most of the time, it is the devices you use that are the cause of these sags and dips. Transients and surges are extremely similar to sags and dips. The difference is that when you turn on your switch while using subpar or inexpensive power grids, more power is drawn than the gadget can handle. As a result, there are sags and dips. If the issue continues, your power controlling device is probably obsolete or worn out. You can have your electricity tested and your outdated device replaced if you want better illumination or power usage.
Overloading
When electrical overloading occurs, the power is turned off because too much electricity is being used. The main causes of an overloaded circuit are numerous appliances utilizing a lot of electricity or an outdated system. Regular electrical safety checks, the use of dedicated circuits, and appropriate circuit breaker installation can all help prevent them.
Switches of light not working
There is a possibility that the On or Off or dimming switch has been overridden if you discover that they are not operating as you would expect. Circuit errors and faulty wiring could also be a contributing factor. It may even be as straightforward as an outdated switch becoming destroyed.
An uncovered junction box
One section of wires is separated from another by junction boxes. Additionally, they shield the wires from outside influences that can harm them. The utilization of junction boxes is crucial in large buildings. This is due to the fact that the wires leading to a particular area of a building may be quickly found in the junction box when an electrical issue arises there. Finding the problematic group of wires will be more difficult if your junction box is not covered. A junction box can also reduce the risk of electrocution.
Overcircuited panel
The most frequent reason for a blown fuse or tripped breaker is an overloaded circuit. If you seek more power from your electrical circuit than it is capable of handling, your electrical panel has a safety device in place to prevent overheating.
Tripping Circuit Breaker
The most frequent cause of a circuit breaker trip is an electrical circuit that is overloaded. It happens when a circuit tries to draw more electricity than it is designed to handle. The internal sensing mechanism in the circuit breaker heats up when too many appliances or light fixtures are functioning at once, and the breaker “trips,” typically by the use of a spring-loaded component inside the breaker.
Backstabbed wires
Backstabbed outlets or backstabbed wires are simply what you call the wires that have cuts or holes on them. Running electricity makes this highly hazardous especially if they are exposed since this generates high chances of electrocution possible when in direct contact with them.
Aluminum wiring
You might find yourself wondering what could possibly go wrong with aluminum wire. Aluminum wiring was once fairly prevalent, but because it was implicated in numerous house fires, copper wires are now utilized extensively. Aluminum is a more prone metal to oxidation when transmitting electricity, which is why it is not preferred today for wires. As a result, there is a significant risk of an electrical fire if it comes into touch with wood, plastic, or other combustible materials.
The Top 5 Signs You Need to Repair Electrical Problems
Old Wiring
Homes often get a lot of upgrades that may make it seem newer than it actually is. But there are a lot of aspects inside that, when scrutinized more carefully, are old and in dire need of replacement. Wiring conditions around the house can be easily taken for granted. But if you live in a much older house, there can be grave consequences for overlooking such things. Signs of damage in electrical wiring can be seen through the appearance of smoke, frayed or bent wires, strange crackling noises, and fluctuating lights, among other signs. If you encounter any of these instances, make sure to call a professional electrician who can fix these issues for you to prevent potential danger.
Getting Electrical Shocks
Electrical shocks are unpleasant, even though they often only cause minor discomfort. When you plug anything in or turn an appliance on or off, little shocks frequently occur. Either a malfunctioning appliance of incorrect wiring is the problem. By connecting another device, you could find the issue. However, since you’ll essentially be taking a chance on another stock, this is not advised. Professional electrical services are your greatest option in this situation.
Rusty Service Panel
Many people are unaware of the risks that their electrical panel faces. Unbeknownst to some homeowners sometimes, they already have a panel that has been exposed to some dangerous substances. Problems like corrosion can be brought on by those components. Rusty electrical panels can be really problematic once that happens. Because of this, it’s crucial to take all reasonable precautions to avoid rust. Your electrical panel may suffer the most in any damp or rainy location, and is at high risk in unfavorable weather.
Flickering Lights and Unstable Outlets
While some reasons for flickering lights, including flickering in specific types of light bulbs, may be common and safe, many other causes can be extremely harmful and put people at risk for fire, shock, injury, or even worse. Turning off electrical circuits or parts that are producing flickering, dimming, or acting strangely in any other manner is the safest course of action.
Constantly Tripping Circuit breakers
Circuit breakers frequently trip while using high-wattage appliances, especially when additional power-hungry devices are hooked into the same source. Circuit breakers are designed to safeguard your property from harm brought on by overloads and short circuits. Now it’s important to always try to trace back to the last thing you were doing before the circuit breaker tripped. When high wattage equipment is in operation, you might want to restrict the amount of power being drawn from a single electrical circuit. The problem might be resolved by upgrading your electrical setup or adding additional circuits.
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Annie Ho
2023-02-03
My home microwave (Turbo Incanto) broke down and initially i was sceptical to call for a home repair service! Thankfully, I found a reliable microwave repair service in Yeobuild. Their technician, Mr Syafiq came down at the appointed day/time and gave sound advice on the job scope after checking my microwave (heating system failed). Initial $60 fee was waived and all-inclusive $190 fee paid for repairs, transport, delivery, installation, spare parts, etc. No hidden charges and fees are transparent as quoted by Mr Syafiq. Job completed in 3 days with Invoice (cash payment) and Job Report emailed to me promptly. Thank you for the excellent service. Highly Recommended.
sandra a
2022-10-11
I've used yeobuild three times - for my wine fridge, washing machine and oven. All three times, the items were repaired professionally and in a timely manner. No idea if it is good value as I didn't compare prices, but I appreciate the prompt appointments, straightforward price quotes and follow ups. Will continue to use them and recommend to friends.
Jz L
2022-09-19
UPDATED post follow up: Service team returned call and fixed an appointment readily for next day as promised. Both fans are in good working condition 🙏🏻 Hope that YeoBuild can be impeccable in all aspects going forward, not solely zoomed in just for new accounts. Will return for other repairs and services if need to! Initial appointment was set up fast but received many calls for new slot allocation to fix on 1. Handyman is good and professional, mentioned that for follow up of capacitor replacement, the team will be in touch soon once we make payment for the new units. The ones he has did not fit ours hence the follow up appointment is required. Right after the first trip, email summary and invoice came for follow up. But no one reached out to give status nor make appointment for the expected service for replacement. Its been 2-3 weeks. I called once and they mentioned will check exact and lmk, still no updates so far.
Ilsun Cho
2022-09-17
We had Mr Yap, came to repair our oven. He was very competant, effective and professional when repairing our oven. He arrived on time. Give him two thumbs up ! He was just great !