Pacific Northwest Electric
Portland Metro Electricians
Portland, Oregon · Locally owned · Licensed, bonded & insured
Barns, barndominiums, shops, well pumps, outbuildings and acreage homes across Clackamas County, from Beavercreek to Redland. We run power where you need it, however far it is from the house, and wire it to stand up to Oregon weather.
Mon–Fri, 7:00 am – 5:30 pm · Emergency service when available
30+ years
serving Portland-area homes
Master Electrician
and private electrical inspector
Generac · Kohler
and Champion generator installer
★ 4.9 · 125 reviews
4.9 stars on Google, Facebook & Yelp
From a single circuit in the barn to a complete new service for a shop, we handle the electrical work that keeps rural properties running.
Lighting, outlets and panels for new and existing barns.
240V circuits for welders, compressors and power tools.
Pump circuits, controls and repairs.
Heated waterers, lighting and power for coops and stalls.
Underground or overhead feeders and subpanels.
New PGE service and meter for a barn or shop.
Pole lights, motion lights and gate power.
Heaters, fans and lighting for growing spaces.
Metal shops & equipment buildings
Detached garages & pole buildings
The right setup depends on how far the building is from the house and how much power it needs. We'll lay out the options and costs plainly.
A barndominium puts your home and your shop under one roof, so the wiring has to do both jobs: meet residential code where you live and handle heavy loads where you work. We plan it with you and your builder from the start.
Backup power
Rural lines are often the last to be restored after a storm. A standby generator or generator inlet keeps your well pump, heated waterers, freezers and heat running.
Backup power options →★★★★★
“Re-wired my 50 year old home, and my chicken coop.”
Customer review
Our main office is in Oregon City, so the farms and acreage properties of Clackamas County are close to home.
Have a different question? Call 503-583-8050.
Yes. For long runs we size the wire to prevent voltage drop, or set up a separate service if that's more practical. We'll walk you through the options.
Not always. A subpanel fed from the house works for many buildings. A separate meter makes sense for large loads, long distances or business use.
We handle the electrical side: the pump circuit, controls and pressure switch wiring, and troubleshooting when the pump won't run.
Yes. We wire the living quarters and the shop side, size the service for both, and work alongside your builder from rough-in to final.
Yes. We often find extension cords and patched-together wiring in older outbuildings. We'll make it safe and set it up for how you use it now.
Tell us what you're building or fixing. A few photos and the distance from the house help us quote quickly.