Panel upgrades, wiring and rewiring, EV chargers, lighting, and fast electrical repair — done safely by a local Missoula crew that knows older Montana homes and cold winters.
Electrical is not the place to cut corners. A loose connection, an overloaded panel, or a DIY repair behind the drywall can mean tripped breakers, damaged appliances, or a house fire. We handle residential and light commercial electrical work across the Missoula area — wiring it correctly to code the first time, so it stays safe for years.
Missoula is a mix of century-old homes near downtown and the University District, newer builds out toward Miller Creek and Grant Creek, and cabins scattered up the Rattlesnake and out toward Seeley Lake. Each comes with its own quirks — undersized panels, knob-and-tube runs, aluminum branch wiring, or simply not enough circuits for how families live today. Whatever you are dealing with, we diagnose the real problem and fix it the right way.
From a single flickering outlet to a full-home rewire, we cover the electrical work homeowners in western Montana actually need. Every job is quoted in writing before we start.
Dead outlets, tripping breakers, flickering lights, and mystery problems tracked down and fixed — often in a single visit.
Learn More →Upgrade an old fuse box or 60/100-amp service to a modern 200-amp panel that safely powers today's home.
Learn More →Level 2 home charging installed on the right circuit so you can charge overnight through a Montana winter.
Learn More →Recessed lighting, fixtures, ceiling fans, under-cabinet, and outdoor lighting installed clean and level.
Learn More →New circuits, remodel wiring, and full rewires for older homes with knob-and-tube or aluminum wiring.
Learn More →Backup generator hookups and whole-home surge protection to keep the power — and your electronics — safe.
Learn More →Anyone can screw in a light fixture. The difference between electrical work that is safe for decades and work that becomes a hazard is in the details — here's what sets our crew apart.
Every job is done by a licensed electrician and permitted where required — so it passes inspection and protects your home and insurance.
Undersized panels, knob-and-tube, and ungrounded outlets are common around Missoula. We have seen it all and fix it to today's code.
You get a clear written estimate and an honest answer on whether you need a repair or a full replacement — no scare tactics.
We protect your floors, keep the workspace tidy, label the panel, and clean up before we leave. You'll know the plan before we start.
Reliable heat and power matter here. We size circuits and panels for space heaters, EV charging, and hard winter loads.
We live and work here. Our reputation depends on the homes we wire in your neighborhood — and we stand behind the work.
Tell us what's going on — a repair, an upgrade, or a new install. We'll ask a few questions to understand the job.
We look at the work, explain your options, and give you a clear price in writing — no surprises later.
We do the job right, pull permits where needed, and leave everything to code and inspection-ready.
We test every circuit, label the panel, tidy up, and walk the finished work with you before we go.
Most electricians in the Missoula area charge a service-call or diagnostic fee of roughly $75–$150, with labor around $90–$150 per hour. As a rough guide, small jobs like adding an outlet or swapping a switch or fixture often run $120–$300; a 200-amp panel upgrade typically lands between $1,800 and $4,000; and an EV charger install runs about $500–$2,000 depending on the distance from your panel. A whole-home rewire is priced per project after we see the home. You'll always get a clear number before any work begins — the estimate is free.
For most non-emergency work we can usually schedule a visit within a few business days, and often sooner. For urgent problems — a dead panel, a burning smell, sparking outlets, or losing power to half the house — call right away and describe what's happening so we can prioritize it. Many small repairs are finished in a single visit.
Not always — but you might if you still have a fuse box or a 60- or 100-amp service, breakers that trip constantly, no room for new circuits, or a known problem-brand panel. Older homes near downtown and the University District often can't keep up with modern heating, EV charging, and appliances. We inspect the panel and give you an honest answer on whether an upgrade is actually warranted.
It can still function, but both knob-and-tube and older aluminum branch wiring carry real fire and insurance risks — especially where they've been altered, buried in insulation, or overloaded. A lot of older Missoula homes still have sections of it. We'll inspect what you actually have and recommend either targeted repairs or a full rewire — not automatically the most expensive option.
Yes. Electrical work in Montana should be done by a licensed electrician and permitted where the code requires it. That protects your home, keeps your insurance valid, and means the work passes inspection. We're happy to explain what your specific job requires.
Yes. Along with Missoula proper, we regularly work in Lolo, Frenchtown, East Missoula, Bonner, Milltown, Clinton, Florence, Stevensville, and Hamilton, plus Target Range, Orchard Homes, Huson, Turah, and Seeley Lake. If you're anywhere in the greater Missoula County or Bitterroot Valley area, give us a call.
Locally owned and working throughout Missoula County and the Bitterroot Valley:
A repair, a panel upgrade, an EV charger, or a full rewire — call and talk to a local licensed electrician about your project today.
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