Mountain homes need power that holds up through long winters. These are the projects we do most up Ute Pass.
Woodland Park, Divide, Cascade, Chipita Park, Green Mountain Falls and Manitou Springs.
ZIP codes: 80863 80866 80814 80809 80819 80829
5.0 on Google · 120+ reviews
Woodland Park and Ute Pass homeowners trust us with generators and panel upgrades.
Read our reviews →Up the pass, homes range from old summer cabins to large new mountain builds, often on the same road. Many cabins were never meant for year-round living and were added onto in stages over the years.
Woodland Park sits around 8,500 feet, and winter comes early and stays late. Heavy snow, ice and wind bring down trees and lines, and repairs on mountain roads can take time. When the power goes out up here, the real risk is losing heat and freezing pipes.
Generators make less power at higher altitude, so sizing matters even more. We size for your elevation and your loads, including furnaces, boilers, well pumps and heat tape, and place the unit where snow and drifts will not bury it. Our backup generators page explains standby and portable-ready options.
Mountain lightning is another reason to protect the whole home. A surge protector at the panel guards furnaces, appliances and electronics that are hard to replace when you live a drive away from the nearest store.
Woodland Park and Divide are in Teller County. Manitou Springs, Cascade, Chipita Park and Green Mountain Falls are in El Paso County. The permit office depends on your exact address.
We find the right one, pull the permit, schedule the inspection and coordinate with your utility 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. Woodland Park, Divide and the Ute Pass towns are part of our regular service area, and the walkthrough and your written options are free.
We do. Teller County and El Paso County addresses go through different offices, so we check which one covers your home, pull the permit and schedule the inspection.
Yes. We look at the whole system, including old wiring, and give you written options to choose from.
Yes. We size it for altitude and your home, plan placement for snow, handle the permit and schedule the inspection.
Yes. We add dedicated, protected circuits for heat tape and can include them in your backup power plan so they stay on in an outage.
Yes. Older homes take extra care. We plan wire routes to limit wall openings and explain everything before we start.
It can be either. A loose connection at the service, in the panel or on a circuit can cause it, and so can the utility lines. Please do not open the panel. Our diagnostic help page explains what is safe to check, and we can find the cause.
A licensed electrician comes out and gives you clear written options.
Mountain homes need power that holds up through long winters. These are the projects we do most up Ute Pass.
Woodland Park, Divide, Cascade, Chipita Park, Green Mountain Falls and Manitou Springs.
ZIP codes: 80863 80866 80814 80809 80819 80829
5.0 on Google · 120+ reviews
Woodland Park and Ute Pass homeowners trust us with generators and panel upgrades.
Read our reviews →Up the pass, homes range from old summer cabins to large new mountain builds, often on the same road. Many cabins were never meant for year-round living and were added onto in stages over the years.
Woodland Park sits around 8,500 feet, and winter comes early and stays late. Heavy snow, ice and wind bring down trees and lines, and repairs on mountain roads can take time. When the power goes out up here, the real risk is losing heat and freezing pipes.
Generators make less power at higher altitude, so sizing matters even more. We size for your elevation and your loads, including furnaces, boilers, well pumps and heat tape, and place the unit where snow and drifts will not bury it. Our backup generators page explains standby and portable-ready options.
Mountain lightning is another reason to protect the whole home. A surge protector at the panel guards furnaces, appliances and electronics that are hard to replace when you live a drive away from the nearest store.
Woodland Park and Divide are in Teller County. Manitou Springs, Cascade, Chipita Park and Green Mountain Falls are in El Paso County. The permit office depends on your exact address.
We find the right one, pull the permit, schedule the inspection and coordinate with your utility 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. Woodland Park, Divide and the Ute Pass towns are part of our regular service area, and the walkthrough and your written options are free.
We do. Teller County and El Paso County addresses go through different offices, so we check which one covers your home, pull the permit and schedule the inspection.
Yes. We look at the whole system, including old wiring, and give you written options to choose from.
Yes. We size it for altitude and your home, plan placement for snow, handle the permit and schedule the inspection.
Yes. We add dedicated, protected circuits for heat tape and can include them in your backup power plan so they stay on in an outage.
Yes. Older homes take extra care. We plan wire routes to limit wall openings and explain everything before we start.
It can be either. A loose connection at the service, in the panel or on a circuit can cause it, and so can the utility lines. Please do not open the panel. Our diagnostic help page explains what is safe to check, and we can find the cause.
A licensed electrician comes out and gives you clear written options.