Outlet Installation in Atlanta, GA

Yes, we can install outlets in most locations throughout your home. Exterior walls, finished spaces, and hard-to-reach areas like crawl spaces may require additional planning, and we walk you through what is involved before any work begins.

Yes, GFCI outlets are required by electrical code in kitchens, bathrooms, laundry rooms, garages, and outdoor areas. Many Atlanta homes built before the early 2000s are missing this protection and need an upgrade.

Yes, but the replacement must be done correctly with proper grounding or GFCI protection. In Georgia, swapping a two-prong outlet for a three-prong outlet without running a grounded wire or installing a GFCI is a code violation.

Yes, Georgia requires tamper-resistant outlets in residential dwellings. Every outlet Tru Property Solutions installs in Atlanta meets this requirement.

If you regularly use extension cords or power strips to reach devices, your home likely needs additional outlets. Older Atlanta homes often have only one or two outlets per room, which falls short of today's household power demands.

Yes, we install weatherproof outdoor outlets rated for exterior use. Outdoor outlets in Atlanta must have GFCI protection, and we make sure every exterior installation meets that code requirement.