Portland, Oregon · Locally owned · Licensed, bonded & insured
From a kitchen remodel in a 1920s Portland bungalow to rewiring an older home to wiring a new build from the ground up, Master Electrician John and his crew work alongside you and your builder to get it done right the first time.
Mon–Fri, 7:00 am – 5:30 pm · Emergency service when available

30+ years
serving Portland-area homes
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and private electrical inspector
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A remodel is the best time to fix old wiring and add the circuits and lighting you've always wanted, while the walls are open.

Appliance circuits, island outlets, and under-cabinet and recessed lighting.

GFCI outlets, exhaust fans, vanity lighting, lighted mirrors and heated floors.

Recessed LED lighting, ceiling fans, dimmers and added outlets.

Chandeliers, pendants and high-ceiling fixtures, hung safely and level.

Many older Portland homes still have wiring that wasn't built for today's loads. Consider a rewire if your home has:
We plan the rewire room by room, work through attics and crawlspaces where we can to limit openings in your walls, and add grounded outlets, GFCI and AFCI protection where required, and smoke and CO alarms. Many rewires pair well with a panel upgrade.
Custom homes, additions and ADUs, wired from the ground up and scheduled around your builder.

Have a different question? Call 503-583-8050.
In many cases, yes. We work in sections so most of the house keeps power, and we'll tell you ahead of time when any area will be off.
It depends on the size of the home and how easy it is to reach the walls from the attic and crawlspace. You'll get a timeline with your quote.
Most remodel work beyond simple fixture swaps needs an electrical permit in Oregon. We pull it for you.
Yes. We work with general contractors, builders and owner-builders, and schedule around the rest of the trades.
Bring us in early. Send your plans and we'll help you get the electrical right before the walls close.