Bonney: Local Experts Serving You for All Your GFCI Needs
Ground fault circuit interrupters, better known as GFCIs, protect you and your home by cutting off power when they detect electricity escaping from its intended path (a ground fault). Whether you’re replacing outdated outlets or building a brand-new home, Bonney is Sacramento’s trusted choice for GFCI installation. With unparalleled quality craftsmanship and excellent customer service, Bonney delivers an experience that contributes to a happier, more comfortable tomorrow.
Schedule ServiceWhy use Bonney for a GFCI Install or Replacement in Sacramento?
GFCIs prevent fires, property damage and severe electrical shocks, but only if they’re installed correctly. When it comes to protecting your family, working with an experienced professional makes the difference.
Homeowners in Sacramento choose Bonney for these and other great reasons:
- Hassle-free maintenance and services
- Happy employees
- A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau
How Much Does It Cost to Install a GCFI in Sacramento?
- Low:
$350 - Average:
$420 - High:
$650
What are some factors that affect the cost of a GCFI install?
These factors can affect the cost of installing a GFCI in Sacramento:
- Replacement vs. new install. Replacing an outlet with an existing GFCI is usually less expensive than installing a brand-new outlet. If you need a new outlet, we may have to upgrade your wiring or electrical panel. Installing an outlet from scratch also requires cutting into walls and adding a new circuit breaker, so it takes longer than a simple replacement, resulting in higher costs.
- Accessibility. Some outlets are in hard-to-reach areas, such as behind appliances or under counters. The more time it takes to access a work area, the more you can expect to pay for GFCI installation or replacement.
- Wire condition. Damaged wire is a safety hazard, so it may be necessary to repair or replace some of your wiring before we can install a GFCI. This increases the total cost of labor and materials.
- Number of outlets. If you need multiple GFCIs, each additional outlet affects pricing. However, we may be able to bundle multiple installations to reduce the per-unit cost.
GCFI installation and replacement estimates and second opinions are always FREE at Bonney
Bonney will dispatch a licensed technician to your home to assess your family’s comfort needs and provide an estimate for the project, free of charge. Second opinions at Bonney are also free!
Schedule Service Submit EstimateFinancing Options for GFCI Installs/Replacements
GFCIs are an investment in your safety, but we understand that not everyone has enough cash on hand to pay for installation up front. Fortunately, we offer financing options so that critical home upgrades are never out of reach. These flexible programs can make GFCI installation or replacement more affordable.
Financing Through Bonney Partners
Bonney has partnered with these lenders to give you access to high-quality financing options:
- Credit Union Financing
- GoGreen Financing
- GoodLeap
- GreenSky
- Service Finance Company
We selected these partners based on their solid reputations and ability to deliver excellent customer service. The application is simple, but you have to qualify for credit approval before you can finance your GFCI installation.
PACE Financing
The PACE (Property Assessed Clean Energy) program finances up to 100% of the cost of eligible home improvement projects. You also get up to 30 years to repay your loan, making GFCI installation costs much more manageable. To qualify for PACE financing, you typically have to:
- Own your home
- Be current on your property taxes and mortgage payments
- Have a certain percentage of home equity
- Meet the eligibility criteria for your local program
Bonney Coupons and Deals
Bonney regularly offers coupons, special promotions, and seasonal discounts to help you save on essential services. Make sure you check our current offers before scheduling GFCI installation or replacement.
BonneyBeyond – Keeping Your Home Up and Running
It’s simple: BonneyBeyond is a homeowner’s secret weapon against the unexpected costs of home ownership. If you feel like you’re always opening your wallet for this repair or that replacement, BonneyBeyond is the plan for you.
BonneyBeyond makes homeownership more affordable and convenient with:
And then there’s this: Here at Bonney, we strive to make new HVAC systems as affordable as possible. In addition to our everyday low prices, Bonney Beyond Members save 15% MORE with discounts on their repairs–up to $750!
Join Bonney Beyond TodayThousands of Homeowners in Sacramento Give Bonney 5 Stars!
“Daniel and John could not have been more talented, efficient, friendly, and professional. They replaced 4 standard outlets with GFCIs, completed a panel restoration, added a whole-house surge protector, and added a 20-amp outlet … all in under 4 hours. They double-checked all work and left work areas spotless. I unconditionally recommend them.”
“Christian was fantastic! What we thought was a burnt outlet ended up being a bigger problem. The best part was that he didn’t just tell us about the problem, he showed us. He offered great communication throughout the project and answered every question along the way.”
“Mr. Colin Stahl did an excellent job in troubleshooting my electrical problem related to my backyard GFCI outlet. During his entire visit he was very courteous and professional. Also, he was patient in listening to my concerns regarding the electrical issue.”
GFCI FAQs
What can you not plug into a GFCI outlet?
You generally can’t plug high-power appliances into a GFCI outlet unless it’s required by your local code. These appliances are known to cause nuisance trips, which are unexpected breaker shut-offs that occur without a genuine fault. Nuisance trips can damage wiring or other components over time, so it’s best to avoid them.
How do I fix a GFCI that won’t reset?
If your GFCI won’t reset, make sure you’re firmly pressing the RESET button. GFCIs require manual resets because someone needs to check and make sure the ground fault has been resolved before storing power.
If pressing RESET doesn’t work, try unplugging everything that’s connected to the outlet and pressing the button again. Persistent issues may indicate a failed outlet or wiring issue, so contact a licensed electrician if your GFCI doesn’t reset when you follow these steps.
Do GFCIs require ground wires?
No, GFCIs don’t require ground wires. They trip when there’s an imbalance in the flow of current between a neutral wire and a hot wire. However, if you decide to install a GFCI without a ground wire, the outlet must be labeled as such.
Where are GFCIs required?
GFCIs are typically required in areas where water is likely to come into contact with outlets or wires, such as kitchens and bathrooms. You may also need GFCIs in your garage, laundry room, or unfinished basement. The requirements vary by municipality, so check local codes before investing in electrical work.
How do I test a GFCI?
You can test a GFCI by pressing the TEST button on an outlet. Pressing TEST should immediately disrupt the power supply to all plugged-in items, allowing you to verify that the GFCI is working as intended.
We recommend testing each GFCI approximately once per month. Following a test, simply press RESET to restore power to each outlet.
