Completed interior electrical line repair in Monroe, Georgia

Reported problem

The resident reported an interior electrical issue affecting multiple outlets and circuits, including power surging in the kitchen and upstairs laundry area. Specifically, one GFCI outlet and two light switches were malfunctioning, causing intermittent power problems.

Diagnosis and recommended repair

The technician diagnosed the problem as normal wear and tear on the GFCI outlet and the two light switches. The recommended repair was to replace the faulty GFCI outlet and both light switches to restore proper electrical function and prevent further surging issues.

Work performed and reported outcome

The technician replaced the defective GFCI outlet and two light switches as recommended. After replacement, the electrical circuits in the affected areas were tested and confirmed operational. The repair resolved the reported power surging and circuit issues.

Parts information

The parts used included one GFCI outlet and two light switches. These components were replaced due to wear and tear causing electrical faults.

Cost

Cost component	Amount (USD)
Parts	$74.73
Labor	$425.00
Total	$499.73 (inclusive of tax)

The historical approved cost for this repair, as reported by the technician, is detailed below. This amount is not a current quote or verified final invoice but reflects the approved charges at the time of service.

Service timeline

October 6, 2026

Work order processed and diagnosis visit
October 13, 2026

Repair reported complete

Photo documentation

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Photo 1: Newly installed GFCI outlet with wiring connections visible

Newly installed GFCI outlet with wiring connections visible

Newly installed GFCI outlet with wiring connections visible. This image documents visible components or conditions; it does not independently establish a diagnosis or successful test.

Photo 2: Light switch panel with two new switches installed

Light switch panel with two new switches installed

Light switch panel with two new switches installed. This image documents visible components or conditions; it does not independently establish a diagnosis or successful test.

Photo 3: Electrical junction box with wiring secured after repair

Electrical junction box with wiring secured after repair

Electrical junction box with wiring secured after repair. This image documents visible components or conditions; it does not independently establish a diagnosis or successful test.

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Scope and evidence limits

This case describes one historical residential standard.

Completion and operation are based on the technician's report in the supplied snapshot; no separate inspection or later customer confirmation is provided.

Major replacements or hidden work beyond what is documented for this interior electric line job should not be assumed.

No confirmed labor duration or repair warranty terms are provided.

This historical completion does not establish current technician availability or capacity in this location.

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