Residential Wiring in Castle Pines & South Denver
From a single new outlet to rewiring a room, Chris handles residential electrical work to code and explains what he's doing along the way. That includes the wiring behind the things you see, like a new ceiling fan or kitchen lighting.
Tip: add a photo of the area to your text for a faster quote. Replies within 24 hours on weekdays, 48 on weekends.
Before & after
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A ceiling box wired and capped, then finished with a new fan and light kit. Drag the slider to compare.
Recent work
Good to know
- Dryer, range, and appliance hookups included
- Clear quote before any work starts
- Text a photo of the area for a faster quote
- Licensed in Colorado: EC.0103718
What customers say
If you're looking for an electrician who is honest, extremely knowledgeable, and actually takes the time to explain things so you understand what's going on, I highly recommend Chris.
My dryer suddenly stopped working, and the outlet/plug situation ended up being more complicated than expected. A few people looked at it and couldn't figure out what was going on, which left me pretty stressed. When Chris came in, he didn't give up when it wasn't obvious right away. He kept working at it, troubleshooting and checking everything until he found the problem and fixed it the right way.
What really stood out was how patient, kind, and determined he was through the whole process. He explained things in a way that made me feel comfortable and informed.
Chris is one of those people you immediately trust in your home. If you need electrical work done, I can't recommend Chris enough. He will be the only number I call.
His pricing was fair and stuck to what he quoted, which was really great compared to big box companies. If you need electrical work done right and at a fair price, I'll definitely recommend him. I'll be using him again.
Common questions
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.
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.
Do you handle emergencies?
After-hours when available. For an urgent problem, call Chris directly at (970) 216-5797.
More answers on the FAQ page.