Panels and subpanels
We replace small or crowded panels with new ones that have space for more breakers, and add subpanels where your circuits actually live.
What to know before you get started.
We help you plan where the new circuit goes, check that your panel has room for it, and pull the permit when one is needed. When we finish, your heat pump, charger, or welder circuit works the way you expect, with the breaker labeled in the panel.
Residential installation
We install the circuits and hardware you need to make your home more usable, from the panel out to the last outlet.
EV chargers and dedicated circuits
We run dedicated wire for your EV charger or hot tub so you do not trip a breaker every time you use them.
Lighting, fans, and outlets
We install ceiling fans, recessed lighting, and extra outlets in your kitchen, garage, or anywhere the cords have taken over.
Farm, shop, and commercial installation
Your business or farm needs heavier wiring for tools and motors, and we install that too.
Shop and barn wiring
We wire your shop for welder circuits, well pumps, and the lights you need to keep working after dark.
Commercial lighting and circuits
We install new circuits and LED lighting for your office or storefront so your space keeps up with your business.
New service and outbuilding feeds
We trench new electrical feeds to your detached garage or barn to give you power where you need it.
How an installation goes with us
We follow the same steps on every installation, from a single outlet to a new shop feed.
Planning and a written quote
We look at your panel and the route for the new wire before we give you a written quote, so the price reflects your actual house.
Permits and inspections
We pull the permit when one is needed: through the Idaho Division of Occupational and Professional Licenses (DOPL) in Idaho, Washington L&I in Washington, or the City of Pullman inside Pullman.
Installation and walkthrough
We install the hardware, label the new breaker in your panel, and show you how everything works before we leave.
Planning details that shape the quote
A few physical details decide how we design your new circuit, and we check each one before pricing it.
Panel space and capacity
We check whether your current panel and meter base have room for a new heat pump or EV charger before anything is promised.
Wiring route and distance
The length of the run through your attic, crawlspace, or a trench to an outbuilding affects the materials we use.
What the circuit will run
A welder or a fast EV charger needs thicker wire and a larger breaker than a standard outlet, so tell us what you plan to plug in.
Questions about electrical installation
Do you handle both residential and commercial installation?
Yes. We install wiring and panels for homeowners, farmers, and local business owners across the Palouse.
Do I need a permit for a new circuit or panel?
Many installations need one, yes. We handle the permit when it is needed, through the Idaho DOPL, Washington L&I, or the City of Pullman inside city limits.
Can you install a circuit for an EV charger, hot tub, or welder?
Yes. We install dedicated circuits with the correct wire size and breaker for chargers, hot tubs, and shop tools.
Do you wire detached shops and barns?
Yes. We can run wire through your attic, crawlspace, or a trench to power your outbuildings.
How do I get a quote for an installation?
Call us at (509) 903-9411 during business hours or send a quote request. We will talk through what you want to add and schedule a time to look at your panel.
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