Lowell sits between Rogers and Springdale along I-49. It is a smaller city with a big business footprint (J.B. Hunt is headquartered here) and a growing mix of homes, from older houses along the original streets to newer subdivisions.
Lowell is close enough to our base in Rogers that it’s practically next door. Calls from here are often about storm damage, lighting, panels in houses that have changed hands, and new circuits for homeowners settling in.
Common jobs in Lowell
- Storm-damage checks and repairs
- Lighting and fan installs
- Panel checks for new owners
- Outlets and GFCI updates
- Garage and outdoor power
Lowell questions
Asked in Lowell.
Straight answers for Lowell homeowners. More in our 33-question Q&A.
A storm pulled the wires off my Lowell house. What do I do?
Stay away from the wires and anything they touch, and call your power company right away. Once the utility has made it safe, an electrician repairs the mast, meter base or service entrance on your side, and the utility reconnects.
We just bought a house in Lowell. Should we have the electrical checked?
It’s a good idea, especially if the inspection report flagged anything. We look at the panel, grounding, GFCI protection and anything that seems off, and tell you what’s urgent and what can wait.
Is Lowell within your service area?
Yes. Lowell is just a few minutes south of our base in Rogers.
Nearby
Also near Lowell.
- RogersHome base.Electrician in Rogers, AR
- SpringdaleDown the road, both counties.Electrician in Springdale, AR
- BentonvilleJust up I-49.Electrician in Bentonville, AR
Sparks, smoke or a burning smell? Turn off the breaker or the main if you can do it safely, then call 479-221-4909. If there’s fire or smoke, get out and call 911. If a line is down, stay clear and call your power company.