frequently asked questions

We provide complete electrical system design and installation for both residential and commercial new construction projects. This includes wiring, panel installation, lighting design, energy-efficient upgrades, and all work required to meet Utah’s electrical codes.

For commercial clients, we conduct detailed load calculations, ensure proper grounding, install code-compliant wiring systems, and follow OSHA safety standards during every phase of work. We also provide regular maintenance to keep systems safe and efficient over time.

Before installation, we assess your panel’s available capacity, determine the right charger level for your needs, and identify the optimal installation location. We also manage permitting, ensure compliance with local codes, and provide guidance on future electrical needs for additional EVs.

Value engineering focuses on maximizing efficiency and minimizing costs without sacrificing safety or performance. For electrical projects, this might include selecting cost-effective fixtures, optimizing wiring routes, and designing systems that reduce long-term operating expenses.

Yes — we install dedicated circuits, GFCI protection, and waterproof wiring to ensure your hot tub operates safely and reliably. Our installations comply with the National Electrical Code and Utah’s specific safety requirements for wet locations.

Tenant improvements involve modifying or upgrading electrical systems in leased commercial spaces to meet a tenant’s specific needs. This can include new lighting layouts, additional circuits, upgraded panels, or technology infrastructure for offices, retail, or industrial spaces.

We follow NEC and Utah code requirements from the initial design phase through final installation. Our team coordinates directly with inspectors, performs pre-inspection walkthroughs, and corrects any issues before official evaluations.

Yes — we design and install LED and other high-efficiency lighting systems for both residential and commercial properties. These upgrades can lower utility bills, improve lighting quality, and may qualify for energy rebates in Utah.

An electrical panel upgrade starts with a load assessment to determine your current and future power needs. We then replace outdated panels with higher-capacity, code-compliant models to support modern appliances, EV chargers, and other high-demand equipment.

Yes — we provide prompt emergency electrical services to address hazards such as power outages, exposed wiring, tripped breakers, and other urgent issues. Our goal is to restore safety and functionality as quickly as possible.