Plain-language guides on panel upgrades, EV chargers, emergencies, rewiring, lighting and more.
Most Colorado homes built before 1990 are still running on a 100 amp panel, and a surprising number in Denver, Pueblo, Grand Junction and the older mountain towns still h...
Read article ›Colorado has one of the fastest-growing EV populations in the country, and almost every new owner asks the same question the week the car arrives: what will it cost to in...
Read article ›Losing power in one room or one side of the house is one of the most common calls our emergency line gets in Colorado. Sometimes it is a 30-second fix you can do yourself...
Read article ›Colorado's housing stock spans everything from 1890s Victorians in Denver, Leadville and Trinidad to 1970s ranches across the Front Range suburbs. Two wiring types from t...
Read article ›Between winter storms, wildfire public-safety shutoffs and summer lightning, most Colorado homeowners lose power several times a year. The two serious solutions are a nat...
Read article ›Recessed lighting is the most requested lighting upgrade we install, and the most common mistake is too few lights placed in a grid that ignores how the room is used. The...
Read article ›Electrical failures in a business are expensive twice: once for the repair and again for the lost hours. An hour with this checklist every year, or a maintenance agreemen...
Read article ›Searching for an electrician near me returns dozens of results in any Colorado city. Here is how to tell which ones will show up, do the work right and charge what they q...
Read article ›A hot tub under a Colorado sky is worth doing right. The delivery crew will not fill the tub until the electrical is in place, so here is exactly what the electrician ins...
Read article ›Flat pricing, real dispatchers, 24/7 across Colorado.