From established Security-Widefield neighborhoods to new Fountain subdivisions, these are the jobs we are called for most south of the Springs.
Fountain, Security-Widefield, Mesa Ridge, Countryside, Cumbre Vista and Fort Carson families.
ZIP codes: 80817 80911 80913
5.0 on Google · 120+ reviews
Fountain homeowners trust us with panel upgrades, EV chargers and repairs.
Read our reviews →South of the Springs along I-25, Fountain and Security-Widefield mix established neighborhoods with newer subdivisions. Each era brings its own electrical needs.
If your home is older, a panel upgrade is often the single biggest safety improvement you can make. We look at the whole system and tell you honestly whether it is time.
With Fort Carson next door, many families here are on a move timeline. Home inspections often flag electrical items like missing GFCI protection, double-tapped breakers, older panels or missing smoke alarms. We help buyers and sellers sort out which items are urgent and get them fixed.
Tell us your closing date or PCS date and we will plan around it. You get clear written options, and we handle the permit when the work needs one.
Landlords and property managers call us too, for safety updates between tenants and smoke and CO alarms that meet code.
Fountain gets the same summer thunderstorms, hail and lightning as the rest of the Pikes Peak region, along with strong winds across the open land south of town. Whole-home surge protection is one of the simplest ways to protect your furnace, appliances and electronics.
Permits for Fountain, Security-Widefield and the rest of El Paso County go through the regional building department. We pull the permit, schedule the inspection and coordinate any utility 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. Fountain, Security-Widefield and the Fort Carson area 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.
Yes. Tell us your move date and we will work around it, including pre-sale safety fixes.
Usually most of one work day. We tell you the plan ahead of time so you are not caught without power.
Yes. Send us the electrical items from the report. We sort out what is a real safety issue, what is minor, and give you written options to fix them.
Not always. We run a load check first. If your panel has room, we install the charger without an upgrade.
Yes. We help landlords with safety updates, smoke and CO alarms and repairs between tenants, and we can coordinate access with tenants or a property manager.
A licensed electrician comes out and gives you clear written options.
From established Security-Widefield neighborhoods to new Fountain subdivisions, these are the jobs we are called for most south of the Springs.
Fountain, Security-Widefield, Mesa Ridge, Countryside, Cumbre Vista and Fort Carson families.
ZIP codes: 80817 80911 80913
5.0 on Google · 120+ reviews
Fountain homeowners trust us with panel upgrades, EV chargers and repairs.
Read our reviews →South of the Springs along I-25, Fountain and Security-Widefield mix established neighborhoods with newer subdivisions. Each era brings its own electrical needs.
If your home is older, a panel upgrade is often the single biggest safety improvement you can make. We look at the whole system and tell you honestly whether it is time.
With Fort Carson next door, many families here are on a move timeline. Home inspections often flag electrical items like missing GFCI protection, double-tapped breakers, older panels or missing smoke alarms. We help buyers and sellers sort out which items are urgent and get them fixed.
Tell us your closing date or PCS date and we will plan around it. You get clear written options, and we handle the permit when the work needs one.
Landlords and property managers call us too, for safety updates between tenants and smoke and CO alarms that meet code.
Fountain gets the same summer thunderstorms, hail and lightning as the rest of the Pikes Peak region, along with strong winds across the open land south of town. Whole-home surge protection is one of the simplest ways to protect your furnace, appliances and electronics.
Permits for Fountain, Security-Widefield and the rest of El Paso County go through the regional building department. We pull the permit, schedule the inspection and coordinate any utility 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. Fountain, Security-Widefield and the Fort Carson area 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.
Yes. Tell us your move date and we will work around it, including pre-sale safety fixes.
Usually most of one work day. We tell you the plan ahead of time so you are not caught without power.
Yes. Send us the electrical items from the report. We sort out what is a real safety issue, what is minor, and give you written options to fix them.
Not always. We run a load check first. If your panel has room, we install the charger without an upgrade.
Yes. We help landlords with safety updates, smoke and CO alarms and repairs between tenants, and we can coordinate access with tenants or a property manager.
A licensed electrician comes out and gives you clear written options.