Panel Upgrades
200A and 400A service upgrades, meter mains, and subpanels — sized for the loads a house actually carries today, not the ones it had in 1978.
Load calc · Utility coordination · Permit & inspection
Idaho Electrical Contractor · EC #075309
Summit Power Electric is a licensed electrician near you in southern Idaho — working with builders, general contractors, remodelers, and commercial clients, plus homeowners who want the service done once, correctly.

Licensed & insured
Idaho EC #075309
Permitted & inspected
Every applicable job
Scheduled work
Builder-friendly timelines
Southern Idaho
Treasure & Magic Valley
What we build
The work below is where a shortcut shows up years later — in a nuisance trip, a warm breaker, or a lighting scene nobody can use. It's the work we've organized the company around.
200A and 400A service upgrades, meter mains, and subpanels — sized for the loads a house actually carries today, not the ones it had in 1978.
Load calc · Utility coordination · Permit & inspection
Level 2 installs with a clean conduit path, correct breaker sizing, and a home run that doesn't fight the rest of the panel.
Hardwired or NEMA 14-50 · Load management
Interlocks, transfer switches, and pre-wire for standby units so an outage is an inconvenience instead of an event.
Manual & automatic transfer · Critical-load panels
Layered lighting design and installation — cove and linear runs, exterior grazing, tunable white, and controls that a homeowner can actually operate.
Design-assist · Dimming & controls · Trim coordination
Tenant improvements, lighting retrofits, panel and switchgear work, and scheduled service for buildings that can't lose a day.
TI & retrofit · After-hours scheduling
Rough-in through trim on custom homes and gut remodels, sequenced to the builder's schedule and documented as we go.
Full rough & trim · Low voltage coordination
Modern controls should make a home easier to live in. We install and plan smart lighting, dimmers, timers, energy monitoring, EV-ready power, generator monitoring, and future-ready electrical infrastructure for homes that are more comfortable, efficient, and connected.
Smart controls · Energy monitoring · Future-ready
Plan your smart home
Builders & general contractors
Most of our volume comes from repeat builder and GC relationships. That only works if we show up when we said, leave the work ready for the next trade, and tell you early when something in the plan won't work.
Recent work
Kitchens, lighting layouts, bathrooms, and power upgrades across the Treasure Valley — photographed the way the homeowner sees them.




Project journal
Notes from the field — what the condition was, what we changed, and why. Representative entries shown for this concept.

Panel Upgrades · Boise
A full meter main and panel replacement on a house that had outgrown its 100A service, with the branch circuits re-terminated and labeled before the inspector arrived.
Read the field note
EV Charging · Meridian
A hardwired 48A charger added without touching the service, using a load calculation and a clean exterior conduit run off the panel wall.
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Generator Readiness · Eagle
A standby unit set on a pad with an automatic transfer switch and a critical-load subpanel, so an outage moves the well pump and the furnace, not the whole house.
Read the field noteHow the work runs
We walk the job, look at the existing service, and write down what the work actually involves — including the parts nobody wants to find later.
You get a written scope, a device and fixture list where it matters, and a schedule that lines up with the other trades on site.
Neat rough-in, labeled circuits, protected finishes, and a clean site at the end of every day. Inspections handled by us.
We walk the finished work with you, hand over documentation, and pick up the phone when something needs a second look.
Where we work
If you're searching for an electrician near you in Boise, Meridian, Nampa, or Twin Falls, this is the footprint our crews run daily. Projects just outside these towns are scheduled in blocks so the drive doesn't land on your invoice as a surprise.
Common questions
The questions homeowners ask a licensed electrician near them before committing to a service upgrade — capacity, permits, outage time, and what the work includes.
Start a conversation
Service calls, bid requests, and partnership conversations all start the same way — a short description of the work and where it is. We'll tell you honestly whether we're the right crew for it.
Find us · route your call
Calls route to the crew covering your valley. Tap to call, or pull directions to the dispatch point nearest your job. Office hours Monday–Friday, 7:00am–5:00pm, with emergency service by phone. Idaho Electrical Contractor #075309.
Mon–Fri 7:00am–5:00pm · emergency service by phone
Daily service calls, construction, and builder crews.
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