Electrical warning signs that should not wait
Burning odor, active arcing, smoke, hot or buzzing electrical equipment, damaged service conductors and unexplained partial power can indicate a serious hazard. Avoid touching affected equipment. For active fire or smoke, leave the area and call 911 before contacting an electrician.
Urgent evaluation before permanent repair
Emergency response focuses first on identifying the hazard, making supported safety decisions and determining whether power can remain on. Permanent correction may occur during the visit or require material, utility coordination, permits or a scheduled follow-up.
A real Landmark service path
Emergency calls are handled within Landmark's service process. The reported condition, timing and applicable after-hours charges are explained before dispatch when possible.
Frequently asked questions
Does Landmark provide emergency electrical service at night and on weekends?
Yes. Emergency and after-hours electrical service is available 24/7.
What should I do if I see smoke or fire?
Leave the area and call 911. Do not wait for an electrician before contacting emergency services.
Can power always be restored during the emergency visit?
No. Restoration depends on the damage, utility status, available equipment and whether the system can be energized safely.