Terms of Service
Last updated: June 28, 2026
This page is plain. Read it once and you are set. It is short on purpose.
We are a real electrical company. We do real work. We give a clear price. We back our work. You pay only for what we do.
The site helps you find help. The site is not a how-to guide. Do not try panel work on your own. It can hurt you. Call a pro.
By using https://www.voltguardelectric.xyz you agree to these terms. Information on this site is for general guidance only and does not constitute electrical advice for any specific situation. Electrical work can be dangerous and should be performed by a licensed electrician.
Electrical service terms and scope of work
All work performed by VoltGuard Electric is subject to a written scope and price provided at the time of service. Verbal estimates are non-binding. Final recommendations may change after a licensed electrician inspects the panel, wiring, breaker, outlet, fixture, EV charger, generator, or affected circuit in person.
Emergency calls
For urgent electrical problems, call from a safe place and follow dispatcher safety guidance. Do not open an electrical panel, touch wet equipment, bypass breakers, or keep using a device that smells hot, sparks, buzzes, or trips repeatedly.
Permits and inspections
Panel upgrades, service changes, generator installs, EV charger circuits, rewiring, and other larger electrical jobs may require permits, utility coordination, and inspection by the local authority. When required, those steps are included in the written scope or discussed before work begins.
Warranty
We warrant our workmanship as described in writing on each invoice. Manufacturer warranties on installed equipment are passed through to the customer.
Limitation of liability
To the maximum extent permitted by law, our liability is limited to the amount paid for the work in question. We are not responsible for hidden pre-existing conditions, utility outages, customer-supplied equipment failures, or unsafe work performed by others.
Terms note 1
A phone call does not force you to buy service. You can explain the problem, ask what the next step is, and decide if you want a visit. We want the first call to feel clear and safe.
Terms note 2
A price is based on the real job. The electrician may need to look at the panel, outlet, breaker, fixture, charger, or wire path before the final scope is set. You approve the work before it starts.
Terms note 3
Some jobs are small. Some jobs need parts, permits, utility time, or inspection. We will tell you when a job needs extra steps. We will not treat a major panel change like a quick outlet swap.
Terms note 4
You should not use this website as a repair manual. Do not remove a panel cover, touch exposed wire, bypass a breaker, or keep using equipment that smells hot. Call a licensed electrician instead.
Terms note 5
After work is done, keep your invoice. It can list the scope, parts, price, warranty notes, and any permit details. If you have a question later, call with the invoice number or service address.
Terms note 6
Emergency timing can change when weather, traffic, utility trouble, or heavy call volume affects the area. We will still give a clear next step by phone. If the issue is unsafe, stay away from the equipment while help is arranged.
Terms note 7
Customer-supplied parts are handled case by case. Some parts are safe to install. Some are not rated for the panel, circuit, or local code. The electrician can explain the concern before any work begins.
Terms note 8
Payment is due as shown on the approved invoice. If a larger project needs a deposit, staged payment, permit fee, or special-order part, that detail should be written before the job starts. Clear terms protect both sides.
Terms note 9
These terms are meant to be simple. They do not replace the written scope for a specific job. The job paperwork controls the exact work, price, parts, permit steps, warranty notes, and customer approval.
Terms note 10
Access to the work area matters. Please move boxes, cars, furniture, or stored items when you can do that safely. Clear access helps the electrician test, repair, clean up, and finish the job faster.
Terms note 11
If hidden damage is found, the plan may change. Old wiring, water damage, burned insulation, unsafe panels, or work done by others can add steps. We explain the issue before doing extra work.
Terms note 12
You can ask questions before approval. Ask what failed, what will be replaced, what will be tested, and what may need future work. A clear answer is part of good service.