Every Job, Priced Before It Starts

Signs your panel needs to go: breakers that trip under normal life, warm spots on the cover, a Federal Pacific or Zinsco label, or simply no room for the circuits your family actually needs.

• Load calculation and a written flat-rate quote
• New 200-amp panel, breakers and grounding brought to current code
• Permit filed, inspector scheduled and met on site
• Idaho Power coordination for the service disconnect
• Labeled circuits and a walk-through before we leave

Most panel upgrades are one working day, power back on by dinner.

Choosing a Level 2 charger starts at the panel, not the plug. We run the load calculation first — many homes can take a charger without a service upgrade, and if yours can, we'll say so.

• Load calculation on your existing service — the honest first step
• Level 2 (240V) circuit and charger install, any brand
• Permit and inspection handled for you
• Idaho Power EV rebate paperwork filed on your behalf
• Load-management options when a panel is near its limit

Wake up to a full charge — most installs are done in half a day.

When a winter storm drops the grid, a standby generator starts itself in seconds — heat, well pump, fridge and Wi-Fi stay on whether you're home or not.

• Sizing visit: what you want powered, and the kW that actually needs
• Automatic transfer switch and generator pad installation
• Gas-line coordination with a licensed fitter
• Permit, inspection, startup and a hands-on tutorial
• Annual maintenance option so it starts when it matters

From first visit to first automatic start: usually two to three weeks.