Vetted electricians across the Treasure Valley.

Panels, circuits, lighting, EV chargers and troubleshooting, by licensed electricians who have passed the Standard.

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What’s included.

Panel upgrades and replacements
New circuits and outlets
EV charger installs
Lighting, fans and fixtures
Troubleshooting breakers and outages
Whole-home surge protection

The details.

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How we vet electricians

Electricians in Idaho are licensed through DOPL. We confirm the firm’s electrical contractor license, that the people on site are licensed or properly supervised, and its insurance. Then references and a finished job. The full Standard →

When to book

Any time of year. Plan EV chargers and heat pumps around a panel check first, because capacity is often the real project.

Across the Valley

Older homes in Boise and Nampa often have undersized service and ungrounded circuits. Newer homes in Meridian, Star and Kuna more often need EV chargers and added circuits. Rural shops and outbuildings need their own feeds.

Red flags.

If you hear any of these from a firm, keep looking.

Offers to skip the permit to save money
Adds big loads without checking panel capacity
Cash-only pricing

Common questions.

Do I need a panel upgrade for an EV charger?

Not always. A load calculation shows whether your panel can carry it, and sometimes a smaller charger or a load-management device avoids an upgrade.

Is my old panel dangerous?

Some older panel brands have known problems. An electrician can tell you whether yours is one of them and whether it should be replaced.

Who issues electrical permits?

Depending on where you live, electrical permits come from the state or from your city. The electrician should know which and pull it.

Electrical by city.

Same network and the same Standard in every city we serve.