Electrical services in Mesa and the East Valley
Six areas of work, from a dead outlet to a service upgrade to a commercial build-out. Pick the one that matches your problem, or call and describe it.
Free estimates
Call or text 480-406-5300 and tell us what is going on. We will tell you what the job needs.
What we do
The work, in plain terms
Each service page covers what the job includes, how we price it, and what to have ready when you call.
01
Electrical repairs
Dead outlets, tripping breakers, GFCIs, flickering lights and burning smells.
Most electrical problems show up somewhere other than where they start. A dead outlet is often a loose connection further up the circuit, and a breaker that keeps tripping can be a failing appliance, damaged wire or an overloaded circuit. We test the circuit and find the cause before we replace anything.
- Dead outlets and receptacles
- Breakers that trip or will not reset
- GFCIs that will not reset or keep tripping
- Flickering, dimming, buzzing or hot devices
02
Panels and breakers
100A and 200A upgrades, subpanels, breakers and grounding corrections.
An older panel can run out of breaker space, run out of capacity or run out of safe life. We replace and upgrade residential and commercial panels, and handle the breaker, grounding and labeling work that goes with them.
- 100A to 200A service upgrades
- Main panel and meter equipment replacement
- Subpanels for garages, shops and additions
- Breaker replacement matched to the panel
03
Lighting and ceiling fans
Recessed LED lighting, fixtures, dimmers, exterior lighting and ceiling fans.
Good lighting is usually a small job done properly: the right fixture, on a circuit that can carry it, on a switch that makes sense for the room. We install recessed lighting, fixtures, exterior lighting and ceiling fans, including where there is no wiring yet.
- Recessed and canless LED lighting
- Fixtures, chandeliers and pendant lights
- Dimmers and switch replacement
- Exterior, security and ceiling fan installation
04
EV chargers and dedicated circuits
Level 2 chargers, 240V circuits and a panel capacity check first.
A charger installation is really two jobs: running a dedicated 240-volt circuit to where the car parks, and making sure the panel can carry it. We install Level 2 chargers and the wiring, breaker and disconnect work around them.
- Level 2 home EV charger installation
- Tesla charging equipment wiring
- Dedicated 120V and 240V circuits
- Panel capacity checked before installing
05
Wiring and remodels
New circuits, rewiring, remodels, additions and new construction.
Wiring work covers the visible parts, like adding an outlet where there is none, and the hidden parts, like replacing wiring that has been overheated, chewed, spliced badly or simply run past its useful life.
- New 120V and 240V circuits
- Rewiring and wiring repairs
- Remodel, addition and garage wiring
- New construction with general contractors
06
Commercial electrical
Troubleshooting, lighting, panels, equipment circuits and tenant improvements.
Alongside our residential work we look after businesses, property managers and general contractors: troubleshooting, lighting, panels, circuits and tenant improvements, usually on a site that cannot shut down for the day.
- Commercial troubleshooting and repairs
- Lighting and exterior lighting maintenance
- Panel, breaker and circuit work
- Tenant improvements and equipment circuits
Common calls
Start with the symptom
If one of these sounds familiar, we will know where to start looking.
Who we work for
Homes, businesses and general contractors
Homeowners
Repairs, upgrades, remodels and safety work in a home you are still living in.
- Dead outlets, tripping breakers and flickering lights
- Panel, breaker and service upgrades
- Lighting, fans, outlets and switches
- EV chargers and dedicated circuits
Businesses & property managers
Work on an occupied site, sequenced around your opening hours where we can.
- Troubleshooting and repairs
- Interior, exterior and parking lot lighting
- Panels, circuits and equipment connections
- Tenant improvements and turnover work
General contractors
The electrical scope inside a bigger job, timed around the other trades.
- Remodels, additions and new construction
- Rough-in and trim-out
- Panel and service work
- Inspection and punch list corrections
Need an electrician in Mesa?
Tell us what is going on and we will tell you what the job needs. Estimates are free, and you can call or text the same number.