Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers about estimates, service areas and the work Chris does. Don't see your question? Text Chris a photo and a quick note.
General
Are estimates free?
Yes. Text or call Chris, or use the quote form, and he'll give you a clear price before any work starts.
What areas do you serve?
Castle Pines, Castle Rock, Highlands Ranch, Lone Tree, Parker, Centennial, Littleton and Greenwood Village. Farther out? Just ask.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes. Colorado Electrical Contractor License EC.0103718.
How fast will I hear back?
Within 24 hours on weekdays and 48 hours on weekends. For an electrical emergency, call Chris directly.
Do you handle emergencies?
After-hours when available. For an urgent problem, call Chris directly at (970) 216-5797.
Will Chris do the work himself?
Yes. Chris owns the company and does every job himself. No subcontractors.
Residential wiring
Can you add outlets or circuits in an older home?
Usually, yes. Chris checks your panel first to make sure it can handle the added load.
Can you put a ceiling fan where there's only a light?
Often. The box has to be rated to hold a fan, and Chris can swap it if not. With the right wiring, the fan and light can run on separate switches.
My breaker keeps tripping. Is that dangerous?
It's the breaker doing its job, but it's a warning sign. Text Chris a photo of the panel and describe what's plugged in.
Can you wire a new dryer, range or hot tub?
Yes. 240V appliance circuits and hookups are routine work.
Lighting & fixtures
Can you replace old fluorescent kitchen lights with recessed lights?
Yes. Chris doesn't do drywall, but he can refer you to great contractors for the patching.
What do hexagon garage lights need?
Most setups plug into a standard outlet or get hardwired to a switch. Chris can add an outlet or circuit if you don't have one where it's needed.
Can you install a fixture I bought myself?
Yes. Chris can also recommend which fixtures to buy.
Can you add dimmers or smart switches?
Yes, when you install new lights or as a standalone job.