Three electricians, houses only. Flip a breaker to see what a job involves, what it usually costs and how long it takes.
Licensed and insured in Arizona.
Circuit directory One on at a time. Details below.
We replace the old panel and main breaker, move every circuit across and label each one. We pull the permit, arrange the shutoff with the utility and meet the inspector.
We run a dedicated 240 volt circuit from the panel to your garage or carport and mount the charger. Before quoting we check that your panel has room for the load.
We add or swap fixtures, recessed lights, dimmers and porch or patio lights. If a ceiling has to be opened to run cable, we tell you before we quote.
We add outlets where you need them and replace worn, loose or two-prong ones. Kitchens, baths, garages and outdoor spots get GFCI protection.
We hang and wire your fan on a box rated to carry its weight, with a wall control if you want one. If there is no wiring at that spot yet, we quote that part separately.
For tripping breakers, dead outlets, flickering lights and anything that has stopped working. We find the cause first, then give you a fixed price for the repair.
We replace old aluminum or cloth-covered wiring with new copper, room by room, so you can stay in the house. We walk the house and the attic before we quote.
We check the panel, grounding, outlets in every room, smoke alarms and the wiring we can see in the attic. You get a written list sorted into fix now, fix soon and fine as it is.
We look at the job, in person or from your photos, and give you one price in writing. That is what you pay unless you change the job.
Panel upgrades, new circuits and rewires need a permit. We file it, book the inspection and are there when the inspector comes. The fee is already in your price.
Finding a fault is the one thing we cannot price ahead of time. It is $145 for the first hour, then $65 per half hour. Once we know the cause, the repair gets a fixed price too.
If the main breaker is safe to reach, switch it off, leave it off and call us. Do not keep resetting a breaker that trips again. It is tripping for a reason.
Call (520) 555-0183If there is fire or smoke, or anyone is hurt, call 911 first.
Each circuit is labelled in plain words, by room and by what it feeds. The next electrician can follow it, and so can you at nine at night with a flashlight.
Wires are dressed square and tied so a fault is easy to trace later. Nobody sees it once the cover is on. We do it anyway.
We do not take on commercial work, high-voltage work or solar design. If that is what you need, we will say so on the first call.
A little outside these towns? Call and ask. If the drive is too far for us to do the job properly, we will tell you.
A few lines is enough. Photos of the panel help, and we will ask for them when we call back.
(520) 555-0183Monday to Friday, 7 am to 5 pm.
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