Hurricane, out past Washington.

Hurricane is spread out, with homes in town and larger lots on the edges. A rural lot changes the job. Wire runs to a shop or a well pump are longer, and outages last longer, so backup power matters more.

One of our customers spent three years looking for an electrician who would come out and connect a backup generator properly. Being far from the city shouldn't mean waiting that long.

Hurricane is east of Washington on SR-9, and it is one of the towns we serve.

The houses in Hurricane

Hurricane has newer subdivisions, older homes in the center of town, and properties with detached shops, barns and casitas that need power run out to them.

What we keep an eye on here

Long wire runs and outbuildings are common here, and so are outages that last longer than they do in town. Generator hookups, sub panels for shops and outdoor lighting come up a lot.

What we do in Hurricane

• EV chargers, generators and surge protection. Tesla and Level 2 chargers, 240 volt outlets, backup generator hookups and whole-home surge protection.
• Panels, rewiring and remodels. Panel upgrades, new circuits, rewiring and the electrical side of a remodel, from a single new outlet to a whole kitchen.
• Repairs and troubleshooting. Dead outlets, breakers that trip, lights that flicker, a buzz nobody can place. We track the cause down and fix it.

Around Hurricane

We work around Sand Hollow, SR-9 and the road toward Zion, and in Washington and St. George next door.