Nothing fancy. We show up, we explain what's going on, and we charge what we said we would.
We're a small shop, so the electrician who comes out is the one you'll get next time too. That matters more than it sounds like it does. They'll remember that your panel is in the back of a closet and that the basement circuit was already half-rewired by somebody else.
You also get to ask questions directly. No dispatcher reading off a script, no "a technician will discuss options with you."
We'd rather lose a job on the phone than surprise you on the invoice.
Before anyone starts, you get the price. If we open a wall and find something nobody could have known about, we stop and talk to you before continuing.
If a repair fixes it, we'll say so, even when the bigger job pays better. Panel upgrades are good money. Selling one you don't need isn't worth the reputation.
A real after-hours call costs more, and we'll tell you that up front. We don't quietly price a Tuesday afternoon like it's a Saturday night.
If something we installed isn't right, we come back and fix it. No argument, no trip charge for our own work.
Missoula isn't one kind of house. There are 1910s places on the Northside with cloth-wrapped wiring in the attic, mid-century ranches in Target Range, rentals near campus that have been chopped up into units, newer builds out Miller Creek, and cabins up the Blackfoot that run on a well and a long service drop.
Each one fails in its own way. The old places run out of circuits. The rentals have forty years of someone's uncle's wiring in them. The cabins lose power and the pump stops. Knowing which problem you're probably looking at before we show up saves everybody time.
Ask and we'll send you the license number and a certificate of insurance before we ever drive out. Anybody working on your panel should be able to do that in about two minutes.
Call (406) 313-6180Give us a call. We'll tell you what it'll take and what it'll cost.