Best Circuit Breaker Repair Cost Estimates In The Twin Cities Metro

If your breaker keeps tripping frequently, won’t reset, makes buzzing sounds, or feels hot to the touch, it likely needs repair. In some cases, an old or faulty breaker may need replacement to ensure your home’s electrical safety. A professional electrical inspection can determine the best solution.

Yes! Here’s our tutorial on how to reset a tripped breaker. First, turn off any devices plugged into the affected circuit. Then, locate your breaker panel and flip the tripped breaker fully off before turning it back on. If it immediately trips again, don’t force it—this could indicate a serious electrical issue. Call Bonfe and have one of our licensed electricians safely diagnose the problem.

Frequent tripping usually means:

• An overloaded circuit (too many appliances on one breaker)
• A short circuit (wiring issue causing excessive current flow)
• A ground fault (electrical leakage to the ground)
• A failing breaker that needs replacement

Ignoring repeated tripping can lead to electrical damage or fire risks. It’s best to have a licensed electrician check it out.

The cost depends on the issue and complexity of the repair. At Bonfe, we offer upfront pricing—so you’ll know exactly what to expect before we start any work. We also provide financing options for larger electrical repairs.