Light Switch Not Working? We’ll Fix It.
A faulty switch is more than an inconvenience; it can be a safety risk. At Wighton’s, our licensed electricians provide switch repair, replacement, and installation throughout San Luis Obispo and the Central Coast. With 70+ years of local experience, we deliver safe, reliable work you can count on.
Our Switch Services
- Switch repair for faulty or malfunctioning units
- Switch replacement with code-compliant, modern options
- Switch installation for remodels, upgrades, and new spaces
Types of Switches We Service
- Toggle switches
- Dimmer switches
- Three-way and four-way switches
- Motion sensor switches
- Timer switches
- GFCI switches
Why Choose Wighton’s?
- Serving San Luis Obispo County since 1953
- Technicians with 200+ hours of annual training
- Respectful, safety-first service (shoe covers, clean workspaces, no smoking or swearing)
- Transparent pricing—the price we quote is the price you pay
Electrical Safety Comes First
Faulty or outdated switches can cause electrical hazards. Our electricians follow the latest codes and inspect surrounding wiring during service, ensuring your system is safe and up to standard.
Schedule Switch Service Today
Don’t let a broken or outdated switch put your home or business at risk. Call Wighton’s at (805) 292-2327 today to schedule switch repair, replacement, or installation in San Luis Obispo and surrounding areas.
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
Why is my light switch not working?
A switch may stop working due to worn contacts, faulty wiring, or a tripped breaker. An electrician can safely diagnose and repair the issue.
When should I replace a light switch?
If a switch feels hot, makes crackling sounds, or no longer controls the light reliably, it’s time to replace it. Most switches last about 10–15 years.
Can I install a new switch myself?
Basic switch replacements may look simple, but electrical work can be hazardous. Hiring a licensed electrician ensures the switch is safe and code-compliant.