Electrical · Boise
Panels, chargers, wiring and lighting: what we do, how a job runs, and the questions people ask first.
01Services
Pick the one that fits, or describe it in your own words and we’ll point you the right way.
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More circuits, a safer enclosure, and room for what comes next.
A panel that is full, warm to the touch or tripping on ordinary loads is telling you something. We measure what the building actually draws, size the replacement for that, and label every circuit before we hand it back.
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A home charger, on a circuit that can actually carry it.
We check the load first: sometimes the answer is a load-management device rather than a service upgrade, which is the cheaper way round. Then we mount the unit, run the circuit and commission it with your car plugged in.
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Half the building dark, a breaker that will not reset, a burning smell.
These are the calls we take out of order. Tell us what happened and we will tell you what to switch off before we arrive. We find the fault, make it safe, and then talk about the repair.
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New circuits, tired old runs, and everything behind the walls.
New circuits for a kitchen, a workshop or an office, and old wiring that has run out of life. We plan routes to keep openings small and show you what was behind the wall before we close it up.
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Fixtures, recessed lighting, dimmers, and outdoor light that lasts.
Fixtures and fans hung and wired properly, recessed lighting laid out so a room is lit evenly, and dimmers matched to the lamps so nothing flickers or buzzes.
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GFCI and AFCI protection, outdoor outlets, surge protection at the panel.
Outlets added where the extension cords have been living, GFCI protection where water is, and surge protection at the panel. Small jobs, done properly and tested before we leave.
Ask about this03How it works
01Step 1 of 3
Call or send the form with what you are seeing: the breaker that trips, the outlet that runs warm, the charger you want fitted.
02Step 2 of 3
We find the actual fault or measure the actual load, then talk you through the options.
03Step 3 of 3
We do the work, test what we touched and label the circuits we changed.
Ready?
Book a visit
Ask when you call and we will tell you before the visit is booked: whether there is a diagnostic fee, what it is, and whether it comes off the repair if you go ahead.
Call and we will give you the first slot we actually have, rather than the one that sounds best. Faults, burning smells and dead circuits get pulled ahead of planned work.
No. A breaker that trips is doing its job. Leave it off and call us, and tell us what was running when it went, because that usually narrows the fault down quickly.
Age alone does not make a panel dangerous; condition and load do. What worries us is heat, rust, scorching and aluminium branch wiring. Send a photo of the label when you call.
Yes. Tell us who the point of contact is and who is paying, and we will keep both informed.
07Book a visit
Mon–Fri 7:30am–5pm · Sat by appointment
Serving Boise and around
What happens next
