Prufloop / Home services / Electrical
Electrical help around Charlotte, booked by your AI assistant.
Electrical problems are the ones you shouldn't guess at. Prufloop™ is being built so the AI assistant you already use can book a licensed, verified electrician at a posted price, in a real open slot, with the job proven done.
Common electrical problems
Breaker keeps tripping?
A breaker that keeps tripping is protecting the circuit from an overload (too much plugged in), a short circuit, or a ground fault.
Outlet not working?
A dead outlet is very often downstream of a tripped GFCI outlet, the kind with Test and Reset buttons, which can be in a bathroom, kitchen, garage or outside, even in a different room.
Flickering lights?
One flickering light is usually a loose bulb, a worn switch, or an LED bulb that doesn't match the dimmer.
Burning smell from an outlet or switch?
A burning plastic or fishy smell from an outlet, switch or panel can mean wiring is overheating.
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Typical electrical jobs
- Breakers that keep tripping
- Dead outlets and GFCI problems
- Flickering or dimming lights
- Warm outlets, buzzing or burning smells
- EV charger circuits and installs
- Fixtures, ceiling fans and panel upgrades
How booking is planned to work
- Ask. Tell the AI assistant you use what's wrong and when you're free.
- Booked. It books a verified electrician at their posted price, including any trip or diagnostic fee, in a real open slot. You see why that pro was picked; pros can't buy placement.
- Proven. The pro sends photos, the invoice is checked against the posted price, and you confirm it's fixed by text. Anything extra needs your OK first.
Licenses and insurance
In North Carolina, electrical contractors are licensed by the State Board of Examiners of Electrical Contractors. In South Carolina, licensing runs through LLR. Most new circuits, including EV chargers, need a permit and inspection. Prufloop plans to check license and insurance before an electrician can be booked.
Where
Planned to start in Q4 2026 in Mecklenburg, Union, Cabarrus, Iredell, Gaston and Lincoln counties in North Carolina, plus York and Lancaster counties in South Carolina: Charlotte, Matthews, Mint Hill, Huntersville, Cornelius, Monroe, Waxhaw, Indian Trail, Concord, Kannapolis, Mooresville, Statesville, Gastonia, Belmont, Lincolnton, Rock Hill, Fort Mill, Tega Cay, Lancaster and Indian Land.
Questions
Can my AI assistant book a electrician in Charlotte?
Prufloop is being built so the AI assistant you already use can book a verified electrician at a posted price, starting with the Charlotte-area pilot planned for Q4 2026. No AI assistant is connected yet.
Does it cost homeowners anything extra to book a electrician through Prufloop?
No. You pay the pro's posted price for the work. The pro pays Prufloop a fee, charged when the job is marked done.
Which areas are planned first?
Mecklenburg, Union, Cabarrus, Iredell, Gaston and Lincoln counties in North Carolina, plus York and Lancaster counties in South Carolina, starting in Q4 2026. Rowan, Stanly, Cleveland, Catawba, Anson, Chester, Cherokee and Chesterfield counties follow in 2027.
How will I know the electrician is licensed and insured?
In North Carolina, electrical contractors are licensed by the State Board of Examiners of Electrical Contractors. In South Carolina, licensing runs through LLR. Most new circuits, including EV chargers, need a permit and inspection. Prufloop plans to check license and insurance before an electrician can be booked.
Are you a Charlotte-area electrician?
Free to join. Only pay on jobs completed: 10% on jobs under $2,500, less on bigger jobs, charged when the job is marked done. No lead fees. Founding pros get a guaranteed spot and founding terms locked for 24 months.
Secure your spot