St. George, old houses and new.

St. George is the biggest town we work in, and it has every kind of house. Some neighborhoods near downtown were built decades ago. Bloomington and Bloomington Hills are established. Newer subdivisions keep going up on the edges of the city.

Older homes tend to need repairs, panel work and the occasional fuse box. Newer homes get lighting, fans, chargers and surge protection that the builder didn't include. Businesses in town call us for storefront repairs, parking lot lights and standby power.

St. George is next door to Ivins, and most of our calls come from somewhere in the city.

The houses in St. George

Older St. George houses can still have original panels and wiring that was never meant for today's loads. Newer homes are bigger and often have more than one AC unit, which uses up panel space quickly.

What we keep an eye on here

Summers in St. George regularly top 100 degrees, so air conditioners carry the heaviest load in the house for months. A failing breaker or a loose connection on an AC circuit usually shows up on the hottest day.

What we do in St. George

• Repairs and troubleshooting. Dead outlets, breakers that trip, lights that flicker, a buzz nobody can place. We track the cause down and fix it.
• 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.
• Commercial and industrial. Parking lot lighting and light poles, HVAC controls, standby power, tenant repairs, and ongoing service for HOAs and property managers.

Around St. George

We work around Bloomington, Bloomington Hills, Little Valley and downtown St. George, and in Ivins and Washington next door.