Maintain Electrical Safety and Reliability
Circuit breakers protect your home or business by shutting off power during overloads or short circuits. When they stop working properly, your property is at risk of fire, electrical damage, and costly repairs. Wighton’s provides circuit breaker replacement across San Luis Obispo and the Central Coast, backed by 70+ years of trusted electrical service.
Signs You May Need a Circuit Breaker Replacement
- Frequent tripping of breakers
- Flickering or dimming lights
- Burning smells near outlets or panels
- Discolored or charred outlets and switches
If you notice these warning signs, call Wighton’s for a professional assessment.
Why Choose Wighton’s?
- Serving San Luis Obispo County since 1953
- Licensed electricians with 200+ hours of annual training
- High-quality circuit breakers and components for reliable performance
- Strict safety standards: shoe covers, floor protection, no smoking or swearing
- Transparent pricing—the price we quote is the price you pay
More Than Breakers
In addition to breaker replacement, we offer:
- Panel upgrades and replacements
- Lighting installation and repair
- Outlet and switch service
- Smoke detector installation
- EV charger setup
- Commercial and residential wiring
Schedule Circuit Breaker Service Today
Don’t wait until a faulty breaker puts your property at risk. Call Wighton’s at (805) 292-2327 to schedule circuit breaker replacement in San Luis Obispo and nearby communities.
Proudly Serving SLO & Surrounding Communities
- Arroyo Grande, CA
- Atascadero, CA
- Grover Beach, CA
- Los Osos, CA
- Morro Bay, CA
- Nipomo, CA
- Oceano, CA
- Pismo Beach, CA
- San Luis Obispo, CA
- Santa Barbara, CA
- Santa Maria, CA
- And surrounding areas!
Don’t see your area? Contact us to see if we can serve you!
Frequently Asked Questions
How long do circuit breakers last?
Most circuit breakers last 30–40 years, but heavy use or damage can shorten their lifespan.
Can a faulty breaker cause a fire?
Yes. If a breaker fails to trip during an overload, it can lead to overheating and potential fire hazards.
Should I replace a breaker that keeps tripping?
Not always. Sometimes frequent tripping means your system is overloaded. Our electricians can diagnose whether a new breaker or a panel upgrade is needed.