Aww. Good luck getting it fixed, bro.

That. Really. Sucks.

Hopefully it all can be put right

damn. :(

Uhhh that sucks...

Stay safe

Oh damn! When electricity fails we all return to cavemen, how terrifying. How are you going to post your commissions or do them with no electricity, will you go traditional style and upload them when you are using a wi fi bar or similar?
This year instead I'll have to replace the boiler (that alone was like 3000 dollars T.T) the washing machine AND the dishwater. That saying was really true, when it rains, it pours!

I have limited power in some rooms so I have internet access to some capacity. But it's boiling hot in there, so having any new works be traditional style might be the way to go.

Say no more, as somebody who had to go to an office with not openable windows and with broken AC almost the entire summer I feel you. Even just the heat emitted from a computer angered me

Oh my goodness.

Do what you need to do and take care!

Good luck and stay safe.

Do you rent or own? Can you do much to checkout the issues on your own? Do you have an outlet tester like one of these:
Klein Tools RT110 Receptacle Tester for North American AC Electrical Outlet Receptacles https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01AKX3AY.....UTF8&psc=1

Do you have any GFCI outlets that are wired with non-GFCI? If a GFCI outlet trips and there are other outlets on the same branch circuit, it'll kill power to those too because it's protecting them.

Yeah, I don't have any knowledge about these things. The place is old so it's probably just that. I'm having someone come check it out as soon as possible.

Best of luck!

ouch, that really sucks. Hope you get it sorted out soon

I'm no electrician, but it sounds like a fault in the breaker box / fusebox. The wiring in the home may be mostly okay, but possibly not in the panel itself. Let a professional check.

Does anything using 220V (like a water heater, electric stove) work? If not, one of the "legs" of the power wires by your meter may have failed, possibly old insulation cracked underground, and it could affect some of the rest of the home. In that case, see if the power company would help. Though usually anything after the meter to the home isn't up to them.

Was there inclement weather? After a lightning storm and flash flooding, an electrician discovered this in a neighboring home to mine. It also fried the furnace circuit board, and refrigerator compressor. Someone else had it travel through the grounding through the copper piping (where it was grounded to), causing water leaks. If your ground is to water pipes, they may also run a ground rod, to help with a weak ground.

Hopefully it's limited in scope and repairs. Pulling new wires is a major pain and expense, and can involve cutting into the walls in come cases. But if the home is very old, it may not have grounded wiring, and should be updated.

Best of luck!

Hope it gets fixxed.

That may be something you can get homeowner's insurance to take care of.

I'm in mexico. I don't think that's a thing. I'm in the process of getting it repaired, though.