I came out to investigate an issue with an outside outlet that was not giving power. This was an older GFCI outlet that had failed as well as the old box being rusted and not securely fastened. I replaced the box with a new box as well as replacing the GFCI outlet. I also installed silicone around the box to keep any water from getting inside and having this happen again. I’m including a place to replace the one spotlight that is broken as well as a price for replacing all of them since they are getting older and damaged by the weather and it is likely others will start to fail. The wires inside the broken one were very cracked so can be a cause for tripping your GFCI outlet. Thank you for using TE certified electrical!Veaya