Heat, smoke, or sparks means the phone. A panel you have been meaning to replace or a charger you want by spring can go on the form. Either way, an electrician registered in your town calls back with a free quote.
An outlet is warm, a breaker will not reset, half the house went dark after the storm, the basement took water and the panel is down there, or a tenant in East Moline is reporting a smell of hot plastic. Say the symptom and the town — Moline, Rock Island, Silvis, a county road outside Milan — and the electrician on that run rings back, often within the hour when something is hot.
Call (309) 290-3331
You want a quote on a 200-amp upgrade, a Level 2 charger, a standby generator, a ceiling fan in every bedroom, or the six items on a home-inspection report. Write it up in as much detail as you like; a photo of the panel with the door open, sent along when the electrician calls, is worth ten minutes of questions. The quote is free and you owe nothing for the callback.