6601 Lyons Rd. Suite C4 Coconut Creek, Florida 33073
Mon-Fri 08:00 AM - 05:00 PM
6601 Lyons Rd. Suite C4 Coconut Creek, Florida 33073
Mon-Fri 08:00 AM - 05:00 PM
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  • Underground Electrical & Wire Troubleshooting

    The problem isn’t always at the fixture.

    Lighting and electrical failures can originate underground, inside a pole, at a control, within a panel, or elsewhere in the distribution system. Lighting Management traces the electrical path to locate the source of the problem rather than assuming the fixture itself has failed.

    • Wire Tracing
      & Fault Location
    • Licensed
      Electricians
    • Trace the
      Whole Path
    • Documented
      Findings
    Electrician tracing an underground electrical fault at a parking lot junction box
    Find the fault.
    Fix the cause.

    Underground Services

    From the pole base to the panel, we trace it.
    • Underground wire tracing
    • Fault location and electrical troubleshooting
    • Damaged underground conductor replacement
    • Underground feeder troubleshooting
    • Conduit and conductor repairs
    • Pole wiring
    • Junction-box repairs
    • Contactors and controls
    • Photocells and time clocks
    • Breaker and circuit troubleshooting
    • New underground electrical feeds where required
    • Storm and surge-related underground faults

    How We Trace It

    • LocateCable locators and fault finders pinpoint the run and the break before anyone digs.
    • IsolateCircuits are sectioned at junction boxes and pole bases to confirm which segment failed.
    • Repair or replaceConductors, conduit and splices repaired or replaced, with minimal trenching.
    • DocumentFindings and repairs recorded so the next outage starts with a map, not a guess.

    Common Symptoms

    What an underground fault looks like above ground
    • Breaker trips at duskA lighting circuit that holds during the day and trips when the photocell closes usually has a wet fault underground.
    • Whole run of poles darkSeveral poles out together points to a feeder, contactor or junction, not individual fixtures.
    • Fixture replaced, still darkA new fixture that will not light is the classic sign the problem is in the feed.
    • Intermittent outagesLights that come and go with rain or irrigation schedules are a conductor or splice issue.

    Lights out and the fixture checks fine? Let us trace it.

    We troubleshoot the electrical path from the fixture through underground wiring, controls, circuits and panels to locate the actual source of the failure.