Our licensed electricians handle the full range of residential and commercial electrical work in Ellensburg, from routine repairs to full installations. Every job is scheduled, permitted, and inspected properly. Whether it's a single dead outlet or a bigger project, we're the electrical service Ellensburg homeowners call first.
We handle lighting installations for Ellensburg homes, from energy-efficient interior upgrades to exterior lighting. Whether you're updating fixtures as part of a remodel, adding accent lighting to a specific room, or want more control with smart lighting, we design the installation around your home rather than a one-size-fits-all fixture swap.
Electrical upgrades cover replacing an outdated panel, increasing service capacity, updating wiring, and adding new outlets or dedicated circuits, work that matters most when your system is running more than it was built for, like an EV charger, a heat pump, or added appliances. We also add surge protection where needed. Every upgrade is brought up to current code, whether you're modernizing an older system or preparing your home for something new.
Some homeowners find themselves with jobs that don't fit neatly into "repair" or "upgrade" definition. Things like dedicated circuits for a workshop or shop building, power for a barn or outbuilding, RV or equipment hookups, maybe even wiring for a home addition. We plan and install these the same way we do everything else, we handle proper permitting, code-compliant work, and materials sourced ahead of time. If it's not a typical repair or upgrade, we'd be happy to help you figure it out.
Diagnosing and fixing electrical problems, such as outlets not working, lights flickering, or circuit breakers tripping.
Installation and replacement of electrical wiring to meet safety codes, accommodate new appliances, or upgrade the electrical system.
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Diagnosing and fixing electrical problems, such as outlets not working, lights flickering, or circuit breakers tripping.
Replacing or upgrading electrical panels to increase capacity and ensure safety and code compliance.
Installing, repairing, or replacing light fixtures, including ceiling fans, chandeliers, recessed lighting, and outdoor lighting.
