One visit, one written price, no sales pitch in between.
Ask for a free electrical estimate in Mesa and the person who turns up to look at your panel is the licensed electrician who will do the work. Send the form, or call 602-769-7892 and say what's going on.
Request your free estimate
Five minutes of detail here saves a second trip. Tell us the panel size if you know it and when someone will be home to open the gate. We reply by phone, because most of these questions are faster out loud.
What happens after you hit send.
No automated drip of emails. A phone call, a visit, a piece of paper with numbers on it.
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We call you back
A few questions by phone: panel size, age of the house, what you want to run. Some jobs we can rough-price right there. Most need eyes on the panel.
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Site visit
Dead-front off, meter on the bus, attic or crawl checked where the run goes. For a charger we measure the path from panel to parking spot.
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Written estimate
Breaker sizes, wire gauge, permit, utility coordination, and what is not included. One fixed number for the scope as written.
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Book the work
You say yes, we pull the City of Mesa permit and, on a service change, schedule the utility disconnect. Then we turn up and build it.
Have these handy when you call
- 01The main breaker size. The number stamped on the big breaker at the top: 100, 125, 150 or 200.
- 02Your utility. SRP or the City of Mesa. It's on the bill, and it decides who pulls the meter.
- 03The charger spec, if it's an EV job. The amp rating on the box, or the model.
- 04When it happens, for a fault. Time of day, what was running, which breaker.
When we're not the right call
- 01Sparks, smoke or a burning smell at the panel. Call 911 and your utility first. Then call us.
- 02Power out on the whole street. That's the utility's line, not your wiring.
- 03Large new-build commercial needing a full crew on site for months. We do suites and tenant improvements, not shell buildings.
- 04Work that skips the permit. We won't do service changes without one. Here's why.