Rogers is home for Eichler Electric. It’s also one of the most varied places in Northwest Arkansas to do electrical work. In a single week we might go from a house near the historic downtown that has been rewired one room at a time for decades, to a brand-new custom home out west where every light, fan and cabinet LED goes in for the first time.
Rogers grew up as a railroad town in the 1880s and has grown fast for the last thirty years. That means old wiring and new construction sit a few miles apart, and both need someone who knows what they’re looking at.
Common jobs in Rogers
- Panel replacements in older homes
- Lighting and fans for new builds
- Remodel wiring and new circuits
- Generator hookups for storm outages
- Troubleshooting dead and tripping circuits
Rogers questions
Asked in Rogers.
Straight answers for Rogers homeowners. More in our 33-question Q&A.
Do I need a permit for electrical work in Rogers?
Most new wiring, panel and service work inside city limits needs a permit from the City of Rogers, and the city requires the company pulling it to hold a master electrician license. Simple like-for-like swaps of a fixture or device usually don’t. When we do the job, we’ll tell you up front whether a permit applies.
My Rogers home was built decades ago. Should I worry about the wiring?
Age alone isn’t a problem, but it’s worth a look if you have an original fuse box or panel, two-prong ungrounded outlets, breakers that trip often, or warm switches and outlets. Those are the signs that a house has outgrown its wiring.
Who do I call when the power is out in Rogers?
If the whole street is dark, call your power company, SWEPCO or Carroll Electric depending on your address. If it’s only your house, or only part of it, check your main breaker; if part of the house is out or lights are acting strangely, call us.
Do you work on new custom homes in Rogers?
Yes. Recessed lighting, fans, cabinet LEDs, chandeliers and full wiring for new homes and remodels are a big part of our work, and several of the photos on this site are from new builds.
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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.