Electrical in Boise: what to know.
- Old wiring in the oldest homes. The earliest homes in the North End and East End can still have knob-and-tube or ungrounded wiring. Have it evaluated before insurance or a remodel forces the issue.
- Undersized service. Older homes often have service sized for a different era. EV chargers, heat pumps and kitchen remodels often start with a service upgrade.
- Permits through the right office. Ask your electrician whether the permit goes through the City of Boise or the state for your address, and make sure it’s pulled.
What’s included.
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. More on electrical across the Valley →
- Panel upgrades and replacements
- New circuits and outlets
- EV charger installs
- Lighting, fans and fixtures
- Troubleshooting breakers and outages
- Whole-home surge protection