Electrical installation
for homes, farms, and businesses.

We track down why your breaker trips, your lights flicker, or an outlet went dead. Describe the symptom and we will tell you what it likely is and what a visit looks like.

We swap out a breaker that trips too often, will not reset, or feels warm. If the panel behind it is part of the problem, we tell you before we replace parts.

We add outlets where you actually need them, replace worn switches, and set up dimmers that work with your LED fixtures. Small circuits, done cleanly.

We hang ceiling fans on boxes rated to hold them and wire bath fans that actually move air. Venting and switching are part of the plan, not an afterthought.

We look through your wiring, panel, and connections for the problems that hide in older houses. It is a smart check before you buy an older Moscow or Pullman home.

We add GFCI and AFCI protection where NEC 2023 calls for it. If your outdoor outlets trip after every Palouse downpour, this is the page to start with.

We check your service size, breaker space, and panel condition, then tell you whether a replacement, a service change, or no change at all fits. Federal Pacific and Zinsco panels get a hard look.

We add a subpanel when your service has capacity but your panel ran out of breaker positions. It is often the smaller, cheaper answer to a crowded panel.

We replace the meter base, mast, and service conductors when the gear that feeds your panel is worn out. We coordinate the utility disconnect for you.

We replace cloth-insulated, aluminum, and other old wiring, in phases or all at once. You keep living in the house while we work through it.

We trace what still runs on the original wiring in your attic and walls, then replace it at the pace that fits. Many insurers ask about it, so check with your agent.

We mount a whole-home surge protector at your panel so storms and grid switching do not eat your electronics. Shop equipment and well pump controls benefit too.

The umbrella page for planned electrical work: outlets, fixtures, circuits, and appliance hookups. Start here if your project does not fit a single category yet.

One circuit for one load: a welder, a freezer, a space heater. It keeps the big appliance from fighting the rest of the room every time it starts.

We size a Level 2 circuit from your charger and panel, then run the wiring to your garage or driveway. Hardwired or NEMA 14-50, whichever your setup calls for.

We wire the 240 volt spa circuit, the GFCI, and a disconnect you can see from the tub, and we bond the metal around it. The nameplate on your tub sets the plan.

We plan backup power around the loads you refuse to lose: the well pump, the freezer, the furnace controls. Standby or portable, the wiring has to be right.

The transfer switch is what keeps generator power from backfeeding the utility lines. We install it, test it, and label it so you can run it without us.

We mount an inlet box and interlock so your portable generator plugs in safely outside. No cords through windows, no guessing which breakers to flip.

We install recessed lights, indoor fixtures, and the controls that run them. The room and how you use it drive the layout, not the fixture box.

We run the buried lines and set the yard, path, and entry lighting. Palouse winters are dark by five, so outdoor light earns its keep here.

We upgrade the lighting in your shop, office, or storefront and work around your operating hours. Better light, lower power draw, no drama for your customers.

We wire tenant spaces, equipment circuits, and service changes for local businesses. Shutdown windows and inspection timing get planned before anyone touches a panel.

Barns, shops, and outbuildings: welder circuits, well pump power, yard lights, and panels that shrug off harvest dust. This is wheat-country wiring.

We trench and run conduit to your detached garage, shop, or outbuilding. Depth, wire size, and the route get settled before the digging starts.