Nick Rogers

About Nick Rogers

Based in Queen Creek, AZ, Nick Rogers works as an electrician. The business has been operating for 2 years with a team of 5. Common repair calls in Queen Creek involve warm or discolored outlets, switches that buzz, and rooms that lose power without warning. Fixing these usually means tightening or replacing loose connections, swapping worn devices, and confirming that the circuit is not carrying more load than it was designed to handle.

On their profile, Nick Rogers lists fixture type: outlets, wiring, lights, circuit breaker panels or fuse boxes and switches; ceiling height: under 8 feet, 8 - 10 feet, 10 - 14 feet and over 14 feet; property type: house, condo/apartment, townhouse and business. Nick Rogers is also listed for handyman and wiring installation.

Breakers that trip repeatedly, outlets that feel warm to the touch, or a faint burning smell near a switch are signs to stop using that circuit and call for a repair. Describe which outlets, lights, or rooms are affected and whether a breaker has tripped, and include a clear photo of the panel directory label if possible. Electrical repair pricing mostly depends on how long it takes to locate the fault, the parts involved, and whether wiring inside finished walls must be accessed.

Besides Queen Creek, homeowners in Gilbert, San Tan Valley and Apache Junction can reach out for electrical repairs. Posted hours are Monday to Saturday, 7:00 am to 6:00 pm. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check, Credit card, Stripe, Venmo and Zelle. To get started, send Nick Rogers a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

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