Panel Upgrades
An outdated 100A or 150A panel is the single most common reason Boise homes fail electrical inspections — and a real safety liability.
We upgrade to 200A or 400A main service panels, source materials from licensed electrical supply houses, and pull the city permit before we start. Most residential upgrades are completed in a single day. The inspection is scheduled before we leave your driveway.
- Permit pulled and on file before work begins
- New 200A or 400A main panel with breaker inventory
- Replacement of aging service entrance cable
- Utility coordination for disconnect / reconnect
- Final city inspection — passed or we come back
- Written documentation for homeowner records
EV Charger Installation
Level 2 home charging means a full battery every morning — and you stop paying for public charging you don't need.
We run a dedicated 240V, 50A circuit from your panel to the garage or exterior wall, mount the EVSE of your choice, and handle the permit. Most installs are done in four to six hours. We're familiar with all major EVSE brands — ChargePoint, Grizzl-E, Tesla Wall Connector, and JuiceBox — and can advise on the right unit for your vehicle and panel capacity.
- Dedicated 50A 240V circuit from panel
- EVSE mounting and wiring (owner-supplied or sourced by us)
- Conduit routing for exterior installs
- Permit and inspection included
- Load calculation review to confirm panel capacity
- Test charge before we leave
Whole-Home Rewires
Aluminum wiring, Federal Pacific panels, and knob-and-tube all share the same problem: they were built for a different era of electrical demand.
We remove the old system completely and replace it with new copper wiring, updated outlet boxes, AFCI/GFCI breakers where code requires, and a modern panel. We work room by room to minimize disruption and schedule the inspection the same week the work closes. Pricing depends on square footage and panel location — we give you a firm number before we start.
- Full removal of aluminum or knob-and-tube wiring
- New copper branch circuits throughout
- Updated outlet and switch boxes to current code
- AFCI and GFCI breakers per current NEC requirements
- New main panel with full breaker inventory
- Permit, rough-in inspection, and final inspection
Electrical Troubleshooting
Flickering lights, tripped breakers that won't reset, outlets without power — electrical problems don't fix themselves.
The $89 service call gets a licensed electrician to your home. That fee is credited toward the repair, not added on top of it. We diagnose and, where parts allow, fix the problem in the same visit. Common finds: loose neutrals at the panel, failed GFCI devices tripping downstream outlets, overloaded circuits, and corroded connections at the meter base.
- $89 diagnostic fee credited to repair cost
- Full circuit trace from device to panel
- Same-day repair when parts are on the truck
- Written estimate before any work beyond diagnosis
- Honest answer if the problem is bigger than a single repair
Circuit Additions
New kitchen appliances, a workshop sub-panel, a hot tub, or a garage upgrade all need their own dedicated circuit.
We assess your panel's available capacity, route the new circuit, and pull the permit when required. Single-circuit additions in accessible spaces (finished garage, accessible attic) can often be completed the same week you call. We give you a firm price before scheduling.
- Panel capacity assessment before committing
- New breaker and properly sized conductor
- Appropriate outlet or junction box at the endpoint
- Permit where required by jurisdiction
- Same-week scheduling for straightforward runs
Safety Inspections
A pre-purchase inspection, an insurance renewal, or simply peace of mind after buying an older Boise home — a documented electrical inspection matters.
Our 60-point inspection covers the service entrance, main panel, all branch circuit breakers, outlet and switch wiring, GFCI and AFCI coverage, exterior fixtures, and visible attic or crawlspace wiring. You receive a written report with findings ranked by severity. Most insurance companies and real estate agents accept our reports at face value.
- 60-point inspection checklist
- Service entrance and main panel review
- GFCI and AFCI coverage verification
- Outlet and switch box sampling throughout home
- Written report with severity rankings
- Follow-up call to walk through findings
Not sure what you need?
Describe what’s happening and we’ll tell you exactly what it is and what it costs — before anything is scheduled. The $89 service call includes the diagnosis, and it’s credited to whatever work follows.