Circuit Doctors Electric Services Your Local Electrician

Circuit Doctors Electric Services Your Local Electrician Family owned and operated since 1996
MD Lic # 7073 VA Lic # 2710 027823 Today is the day, you need service in your home from a qualified, licensed electrician.

But how do you know who to call? You want someone who is qualified, who is efficient, who won't waste your time or cost you unneeded extra expense. You thought about calling one of those companies that advertise 75, 100 or more years in business but then you realized the technician coming to your house is probably not 100+ years old. The unfortunate reality is you don't know if you have received b

ad service until the experience is over, the money has been spent and the repairs are suspect. I understand the situation you find yourself in today. You want an expert, one that arrives in the time frame that is promised, who is friendly, efficient and above all not in a hurry to just get to the next job. Perhaps you need your electric service "heavy-up" performed and an old unsafe service electric panel removed. Maybe you have a new hot tub that needs to be properly and safely wired. Or you want a ceiling fan installed but don't want it to wobble and fall on your head later. Maybe you have an older home that needs rewiring or a newer home that needs fixtures updated. Whatever you need, from ceiling fans to circuit breakers, from outlets that don’t work to electric panel replacements and everything in between, I am here when you need help. With 30 years experience and a Master's Electrician's license you are always getting the best possible value for your money and time spent.

As temperatures drop, many families in the DC area plug in space heaters for extra warmth. Remember to always plug space...
11/17/2025

As temperatures drop, many families in the DC area plug in space heaters for extra warmth. Remember to always plug space heaters directly into a wall outlet, not an extension cord or power strip . Using the wrong cord can overheat and trip your circuit breaker – or worse, start a fire. Keep heaters at least 3 feet from curtains or bedding and never leave them unattended. Your comfort is important, but safety comes first!

The sign is up at the new office/ warehouse.
11/15/2025

The sign is up at the new office/ warehouse.

🇺🇸 Honoring Our Veterans 🇺🇸Today, we pause to honor the brave men and women who have served our country. Your courage, s...
11/11/2025

🇺🇸 Honoring Our Veterans 🇺🇸
Today, we pause to honor the brave men and women who have served our country. Your courage, sacrifice, and commitment to protecting our freedoms will never be forgotten.

Thank you for your service — from all of us at Circuit Doctors.

Shorter Days, Brighter Lights: With autumn turning to winter, our days in Maryland & Virginia are getting shorter. Now’s...
11/07/2025

Shorter Days, Brighter Lights: With autumn turning to winter, our days in Maryland & Virginia are getting shorter. Now’s the time to adjust any outdoor light timers to match the earlier nightfall. Properly lit walkways and porches aren’t just welcoming – they help prevent slips on ice by lighting up trouble spots. If you need extra pathway lighting or timer installations, Circuit Doctors is here to keep your home safe and bright.

Yes, installing a two-wire extension cord (or any flexible cord) inside finished walls in a residential home is a violat...
10/31/2025

Yes, installing a two-wire extension cord (or any flexible cord) inside finished walls in a residential home is a violation of the National Electrical Code (NEC). Extension cords are considered flexible cord sets under Article 400, and Section 400.12 explicitly prohibits their use as a substitute for fixed wiring, where run through holes in walls, or where concealed by walls, floors, or ceilings.

This rule applies to prevent fire hazards, as extension cords are not rated for in-wall heat dissipation or permanent installation, unlike approved wiring methods such as NM cable (Romex).

The 2020 edition updated this section to clearly include flexible cords in the "Uses Not Permitted" list, reinforcing that they cannot be used for such purposes.

The following pictures are from a clients house who says they had
V E R I Z O N
install their TV’s which included installing extension cords inside their walls.

Check list for today. Provide county permit. Install level 2 E.V. Charger. Clean up area. Checklist complete
06/24/2024

Check list for today. Provide county permit. Install level 2 E.V. Charger. Clean up area. Checklist complete

The work truck is getting an overhaul today. You can never be too organized when you are serving homeowners.
06/10/2024

The work truck is getting an overhaul today. You can never be too organized when you are serving homeowners.

08/28/2022
Here is our new service vehicle ... easy on gas...
05/06/2022

Here is our new service vehicle ... easy on gas...

Don't take chances with your electrical system. Call the experts and rest easy ... :-)
04/12/2022

Don't take chances with your electrical system. Call the experts and rest easy ... :-)

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Today is the day, you need service in your home from a qualified, licensed electrician for your home electrical repairs. But whether you live in northern VA or Maryland, the question is the same... How do you know who to call? You want someone who is qualified, who is efficient, who won't waste your time or cost you unneeded extra expense. You considered calling one of those companies that advertise 75, 100 or more years in business but then you realized the technician coming to your house is probably not 100+ years old. On average a homeowner will have a need for electric service once every 3-5 years. The unfortunate reality oft times is you don't know if you have received bad service until the electrician has completed the job on your home, the money has been spent and the repairs are suspect. I understand the situation you find yourself in today. I have listened to the unfortunate accounts of many people just like you, who have suffered at the hands of someone who lacked integrity or knowledge or skill. You want an expert, one that arrives in the time frame that is promised, who is friendly, efficient and above all not in a hurry to just get to the next job. Perhaps you need a qualified electrician to troubleshoot your home electric system or you need an electric service "heavy-up" performed and an old unsafe service electric panel removed. Maybe you have a new hot tub that needs to be properly and safely wired. Or you want a ceiling fan installed but don't want it to wobble and fall on your head later. Perhaps you have an older home that needs rewiring or a newer home that needs fixtures updated. Whatever you need, from ceiling fans to circuit breakers, from outlets that don’t work to electric panel replacements and everything in between, Circuit Doctors Electric Services is here when you need help. With 30+ years experience, a Master's Electrician's license, and the testimonials of many satisfied clients, you can rest assured that you are always getting the best possible value for your money and time spent.