East of the city, homes are newer and lots are bigger, and families keep adding to them. Here is what Falcon and Peyton homeowners call us for most.
Meridian Ranch, Woodmen Hills, Latigo, Falcon Highlands, Paint Brush Hills, Peyton and Calhan.
ZIP codes: 80831 80808
5.0 on Google · 120+ reviews
Falcon and Peyton homeowners trust us with EV chargers, hot tubs and panel work.
Read our reviews →Falcon has grown fast, with Meridian Ranch, Woodmen Hills and newer neighborhoods filling in year after year. Out toward Peyton and Calhan, homes sit on open acreage with wells, barns and shops.
The most common question we hear in Falcon is some version of: can my panel handle this? A Level 2 EV charger, a hot tub, a sauna, a heat pump and a shop compressor each need serious power, and adding two or three can push a builder panel past its limit.
We start with a load calculation, not a guess. Sometimes the answer is a simple dedicated circuit. Sometimes it is load management, a smart panel or a service upgrade. You get written options, ordered Best to Good, and you choose. Our panel upgrades page explains each one.
Hot tubs need a proper disconnect and GFCI protection, and EV chargers need the right breaker and wire for the charger you pick. We set it up to pass inspection the first time.
Out on the plains, there is nothing to slow the wind down. Summer storms roll in fast with lightning and hail, and winter wind can bring down lines. Homes on wells lose water when the power goes out.
Whole-home surge protection is a smart first step for any Falcon or Peyton home. For acreage and homes on wells, a standby generator or a generator inlet keeps the essentials running.
Falcon and Peyton are in El Paso County, so permits go through the regional building department. We pull the permit, schedule the inspection and coordinate with your electric provider on any disconnect. You just let the inspector in.
Same crew, same standards, a short drive away. See every ZIP code we cover on the service areas map.
Yes. Falcon, Peyton and the surrounding east side are part of our regular service area, and the walkthrough and your written options are free.
We do. We pull the electrical permit with the regional building department and schedule the inspection. You just let the inspector in.
Usually, but we check first. If your panel is full, we will show you the options.
We run a load check on every EV install so you know before we start.
Yes. We run feeders to outbuildings, add subpanels and wire lighting, outlets and equipment circuits, with proper grounding at each building.
Yes. If you are planning for solar or a battery, tell us at the walkthrough. We can leave room in the panel or suggest a smart panel that makes adding them easier.
We recommend it. Newer homes are full of electronics, from appliances to furnaces to smart thermostats. A whole-home protector at the panel helps guard all of them.
A licensed electrician comes out and gives you clear written options.
East of the city, homes are newer and lots are bigger, and families keep adding to them. Here is what Falcon and Peyton homeowners call us for most.
Meridian Ranch, Woodmen Hills, Latigo, Falcon Highlands, Paint Brush Hills, Peyton and Calhan.
ZIP codes: 80831 80808
5.0 on Google · 120+ reviews
Falcon and Peyton homeowners trust us with EV chargers, hot tubs and panel work.
Read our reviews →Falcon has grown fast, with Meridian Ranch, Woodmen Hills and newer neighborhoods filling in year after year. Out toward Peyton and Calhan, homes sit on open acreage with wells, barns and shops.
The most common question we hear in Falcon is some version of: can my panel handle this? A Level 2 EV charger, a hot tub, a sauna, a heat pump and a shop compressor each need serious power, and adding two or three can push a builder panel past its limit.
We start with a load calculation, not a guess. Sometimes the answer is a simple dedicated circuit. Sometimes it is load management, a smart panel or a service upgrade. You get written options, ordered Best to Good, and you choose. Our panel upgrades page explains each one.
Hot tubs need a proper disconnect and GFCI protection, and EV chargers need the right breaker and wire for the charger you pick. We set it up to pass inspection the first time.
Out on the plains, there is nothing to slow the wind down. Summer storms roll in fast with lightning and hail, and winter wind can bring down lines. Homes on wells lose water when the power goes out.
Whole-home surge protection is a smart first step for any Falcon or Peyton home. For acreage and homes on wells, a standby generator or a generator inlet keeps the essentials running.
Falcon and Peyton are in El Paso County, so permits go through the regional building department. We pull the permit, schedule the inspection and coordinate with your electric provider on any disconnect. You just let the inspector in.
Same crew, same standards, a short drive away. See every ZIP code we cover on the service areas map.
Yes. Falcon, Peyton and the surrounding east side are part of our regular service area, and the walkthrough and your written options are free.
We do. We pull the electrical permit with the regional building department and schedule the inspection. You just let the inspector in.
Usually, but we check first. If your panel is full, we will show you the options.
We run a load check on every EV install so you know before we start.
Yes. We run feeders to outbuildings, add subpanels and wire lighting, outlets and equipment circuits, with proper grounding at each building.
Yes. If you are planning for solar or a battery, tell us at the walkthrough. We can leave room in the panel or suggest a smart panel that makes adding them easier.
We recommend it. Newer homes are full of electronics, from appliances to furnaces to smart thermostats. A whole-home protector at the panel helps guard all of them.
A licensed electrician comes out and gives you clear written options.