Colorado Springs is our home base. These are the jobs homeowners here call us for most.
Flying Horse, Briargate, Northgate, Gleneagle, Rockrimmon, Mountain Shadows, Kissing Camels, Pleasant Valley, Old Colorado City, Patty Jewett, Downtown, Stetson Hills, Cordera, Wolf Ranch, Banning Lewis Ranch and more.
ZIP codes: 80903 80904 80905 80907 80909 80910 80915 80916 80917 80918 80919 80920 80921 80922 80923 80924 80925 80927 80929 80938 80939 80951
5.0 on Google · 120+ reviews
Homeowners across Colorado Springs trust us with panels, lighting and repairs.
Read our reviews →Colorado Springs was built in waves, and the wiring often tells you which decade your home is from. Knowing the era tells us where to look first.
Whatever the era, the walkthrough is the same. An electrician looks at the panel, the service and how your family actually uses the house, then writes up clear written options, ordered Best to Good.
The Springs gets summer lightning, hail, strong mountain winds and heavy, wet spring snow. Each one is hard on a home electrical system in its own way.
Lightning and utility switching send surges down the lines. A whole-home surge protector at the panel is the first line of defense, backed by plug-in protection for TVs and computers. See our surge protection page for how the layers work together.
Wind and snow bring down lines and limbs. A standby generator, or a generator inlet with a proper interlock, keeps the furnace, fridge and sump pump running. Our backup generator page explains the options.
Lights that dim when the furnace starts, or breakers that trip in storms, are worth a look. Our diagnostic help page walks through the common signs safely, without opening the panel.
Most electrical work beyond a simple device swap needs a permit in Colorado Springs, including panel upgrades, new circuits, generators and EV chargers. Permits in the city and the rest of El Paso County go through the Pikes Peak Regional Building Department.
You do not have to figure any of that out. We pull the permit, schedule the inspection and coordinate with your utility on any disconnect and reconnect. You just let the inspector in.
Same crew, same standards, a short drive away. See every ZIP code we cover on the service areas map.
Yes. From Flying Horse and Briargate in the north to Broadmoor in the southwest and Banning Lewis Ranch in the east, the whole city is on our regular route. The walkthrough and your written options are free.
We do. We pull the electrical permit with the regional building department, schedule the inspection and coordinate any utility disconnect. You just let the inspector in.
Many older Springs homes have original wiring, small panels or ungrounded outlets. We look at the system as a whole and tell you honestly what it needs now and what can wait.
Not always. We run a load check first. If your panel has room, we install the charger without an upgrade. If not, we show you the options, including smart panels and load management.
Yes. Smart panels let you see and control each circuit from your phone and pair well with EV charging, solar and batteries. If a standard upgrade makes more sense, we will say so.
Yes. Older homes take more care: plaster walls, tight attics and wiring from different decades. We plan the work to keep wall openings to a minimum and explain everything before we start.
Yes. Buyers and sellers in the Springs often get electrical items flagged, like double-tapped breakers, missing GFCI protection or an older panel. We sort out what is urgent and handle the fixes.
A licensed electrician comes out and gives you clear written options.
Colorado Springs is our home base. These are the jobs homeowners here call us for most.
Flying Horse, Briargate, Northgate, Gleneagle, Rockrimmon, Mountain Shadows, Kissing Camels, Pleasant Valley, Old Colorado City, Patty Jewett, Downtown, Stetson Hills, Cordera, Wolf Ranch, Banning Lewis Ranch and more.
ZIP codes: 80903 80904 80905 80907 80909 80910 80915 80916 80917 80918 80919 80920 80921 80922 80923 80924 80925 80927 80929 80938 80939 80951
5.0 on Google · 120+ reviews
Homeowners across Colorado Springs trust us with panels, lighting and repairs.
Read our reviews →Colorado Springs was built in waves, and the wiring often tells you which decade your home is from. Knowing the era tells us where to look first.
Whatever the era, the walkthrough is the same. An electrician looks at the panel, the service and how your family actually uses the house, then writes up clear written options, ordered Best to Good.
The Springs gets summer lightning, hail, strong mountain winds and heavy, wet spring snow. Each one is hard on a home electrical system in its own way.
Lightning and utility switching send surges down the lines. A whole-home surge protector at the panel is the first line of defense, backed by plug-in protection for TVs and computers. See our surge protection page for how the layers work together.
Wind and snow bring down lines and limbs. A standby generator, or a generator inlet with a proper interlock, keeps the furnace, fridge and sump pump running. Our backup generator page explains the options.
Lights that dim when the furnace starts, or breakers that trip in storms, are worth a look. Our diagnostic help page walks through the common signs safely, without opening the panel.
Most electrical work beyond a simple device swap needs a permit in Colorado Springs, including panel upgrades, new circuits, generators and EV chargers. Permits in the city and the rest of El Paso County go through the Pikes Peak Regional Building Department.
You do not have to figure any of that out. We pull the permit, schedule the inspection and coordinate with your utility on any disconnect and reconnect. You just let the inspector in.
Same crew, same standards, a short drive away. See every ZIP code we cover on the service areas map.
Yes. From Flying Horse and Briargate in the north to Broadmoor in the southwest and Banning Lewis Ranch in the east, the whole city is on our regular route. The walkthrough and your written options are free.
We do. We pull the electrical permit with the regional building department, schedule the inspection and coordinate any utility disconnect. You just let the inspector in.
Many older Springs homes have original wiring, small panels or ungrounded outlets. We look at the system as a whole and tell you honestly what it needs now and what can wait.
Not always. We run a load check first. If your panel has room, we install the charger without an upgrade. If not, we show you the options, including smart panels and load management.
Yes. Smart panels let you see and control each circuit from your phone and pair well with EV charging, solar and batteries. If a standard upgrade makes more sense, we will say so.
Yes. Older homes take more care: plaster walls, tight attics and wiring from different decades. We plan the work to keep wall openings to a minimum and explain everything before we start.
Yes. Buyers and sellers in the Springs often get electrical items flagged, like double-tapped breakers, missing GFCI protection or an older panel. We sort out what is urgent and handle the fixes.
A licensed electrician comes out and gives you clear written options.