If it is hard to reach, we plan the climb.
Electrical work on steep roofs, high walls and other spots most crews would rather skip, in Ivins, St. George and across Southern Utah.

Some electrical work is easy to do and hard to get to. A light or a box sits on the edge of a sloped metal roof, up a tall wall, or above a drop. We list complicated access as its own kind of job because it takes its own planning.
We plan how to get there safely before we plan the wiring. The photo on this page, from our website, shows an electrician on a rope line on a pitched metal roof, working at a box. Tell us where the problem is, send a photo if you can, and we will tell you how we would reach it.
What the job includes
- Fixtures and boxes on steep or metal roofs
- Wall packs and lights high on a building
- Hard-to-reach wiring runs
- Rope-line work on roofs
Signs it's time to call
- A light or box that another crew couldn't get to
- A fixture on a roof edge or high wall that has failed
- A site where a lift can't get close
What it costs
Access drives the price on these jobs as much as the electrical work does. A photo of the spot helps us give you a straight answer faster.
Something sparking, tripping, or just not working?
Emergency calls are taken 24 hours a day.
Yes. Roof-edge and high-wall work is part of what we call complicated access. We plan the access before we start.
Please do. Email a photo of the spot to workorders@redmtnelect.com, or attach the details to the form, and we will tell you how we would reach it.
Tell us what is going on.
Call, email or send the form for a free quote. We stay in touch until the job is done, and for anything urgent the phone is fastest, day or night.
- Phone(435) 656-1902
- Emailworkorders@redmtnelect.com
- AreaBased in Ivins. Serving St. George, Bloomington Hills, Washington, Hurricane and the rest of Southern Utah
- Hours
- Mon to Fri8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
- Sat and SunClosed
- Emergencies24 hours
