- Based inRogers, AR 72756
- WorkResidential installation & repair
- ProjectsNew builds, remodels & repairs
- Call479-221-4909
What we do
From a dead outlet to a whole new house.
Whether you are building new, remodeling, or dealing with an electrical issue that needs fixing, it’s the same crew and the same standard of work.
479-221-4909- 01Panels & service equipmentBreaker panel installation and repair, replacements and the service equipment that feeds them.
- 02Wiring for new builds & remodelsFull wiring installations for new homes, additions and remodels.
- 03Electrical repair & troubleshootingDead outlets, tripping breakers, flickering lights and the problems nobody could find.
- 04Lighting installationRecessed lights, chandeliers, pendants, cabinet and under-cabinet LEDs.
- 05Ceiling fansNew fans, fan replacements and fans where there was only a light.
- 06Switches & outletsSwitch and outlet installation and repair, GFCI and USB outlets.
- 07GeneratorsGenerator installation and safe hookups for storm outages.
- 08Outdoor, shop & barn powerFloodlights, landscape and flagpole lighting, shop and pole barn lighting and power.
- 09EV chargers & surge protectionLevel 2 charger circuits and whole-home surge protection.
From the job site
Real homes. Our own photos.
“Residential installation and repair of electrical wiring and components”
Repairs to full installs
From a dead outlet to the wiring for a whole new house, it’s the same standard of work.
Building new or remodeling
We work alongside your build or remodel so the wiring, lighting and panel come together the way you planned.
Plain answers
We tell you what we found, what it takes to fix it and what your options are, before the work starts.
Honest work
Neat, tested and done right, because that’s how we’d want it done in our own homes.
How it works
Four steps. No runaround.
Call 479-221-4909 or send a request with a few details. A photo of the panel or the problem helps us come ready.
479-221-4909Call or send a request
Call 479-221-4909 or use the form. Tell us what’s going on and where you are.
We look at the job
We ask the right questions and look at the job, so the plan fits your house.
You get a clear plan
You hear what we recommend and why, and you decide before work begins.
Done right and tested
We do the work, test it and leave the space clean.
Northwest Arkansas wiring
Old wiring, new houses and big storms.
Benton County has old and new homes side by side. Here’s what that means for the wiring in yours.
Storm country
Spring lines of storms, tornadoes like the one that hit Rogers on May 26, 2024, and winter ice bring surges and outages. Whole-home surge protection and a safely connected generator are common requests.
Storm questionsOld next to new
Houses near downtown Rogers and in older parts of Springdale and Bella Vista can have original panels, ungrounded outlets or 1970s wiring. A few miles away, a new build needs every light, fan and circuit planned from scratch.
Panel questionsUtility vs. electrician
SWEPCO, Carroll Electric Cooperative or a city utility like Bentonville’s owns the line and the meter. Everything from the meter base in, including panels, wiring, outlets and fixtures, is ours to handle.
Who to callWhere we work
Rogers and the towns around it.
- RogersHome base.Electrician in Rogers, AR
- BentonvilleJust up I-49.Electrician in Bentonville, AR
- Bella VistaHills, trees and 1970s panels.Electrician in Bella Vista, AR
- SpringdaleDown the road, both counties.Electrician in Springdale, AR
- LowellBetween Rogers and Springdale.Electrician in Lowell, AR
- Pea RidgeAcreage, shops and barns.Electrician in Pea Ridge, AR
Straight answers
Electrical questions, answered.
33 answers to the questions Northwest Arkansas homeowners ask most, from tripping breakers to generators and checking an Arkansas license.
All 33 answersI smell something burning near an outlet or the panel. What should I do?
Turn off the breaker for that circuit, or the main breaker, if you can do it safely, then call an electrician. If you see smoke or flames, get everyone out and call 911.
Why does my breaker keep tripping?
A breaker trips for one of three reasons: the circuit is overloaded, there’s a short circuit or ground fault, or the breaker itself is worn out. If it trips when one appliance runs, that circuit is probably carrying more than it was built for.
Is whole-home surge protection worth it in Northwest Arkansas?
For most homes, yes. A surge protector installed at the panel helps protect everything in the house, from the HVAC board to the refrigerator, from surges caused by lightning and utility switching.
What is a GFCI outlet and where do I need one?
A GFCI (ground-fault circuit interrupter) cuts power in a fraction of a second if current leaks to ground, such as through water or a person. It’s the outlet with the Test and Reset buttons.
When should I bring an electrician into a remodel?
Early, before walls are opened and before cabinets and fixtures are ordered. A kitchen or bath remodel often needs new dedicated circuits, GFCI and AFCI protection, and a lighting plan.
Who licenses electricians in Arkansas?
The Board of Electrical Examiners, part of the Arkansas Department of Labor and Licensing, licenses electricians in Arkansas. License classes include master, journeyman, residential master and residential journeyman.