Project Guides
What these projects actually involve — and where they start.
Written by the licensed electricians doing the work across Boise, Meridian, Nampa, Kuna, Eagle, and the rest of the Treasure Valley. Scope, sequencing, code items, and honest starting prices — no filler.
Kitchen · Starting at $3,500
Kitchen Electrical Remodeling
Kitchens carry more load and more visible detail than any other room in the house. This guide covers what a licensed electrician near you actually does during a kitchen remodel, and where the money goes.
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Bathroom · Starting at $1,800
Bathroom Electrical Remodeling
Bathrooms are small rooms with strict rules: GFCI protection, damp-location fixtures, ventilation, and increasingly heated floors and bidet power. Here is what the electrical portion involves.
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Lighting · Starting at $4,500
Whole-Home Lighting Upgrades
Replacing a single center fixture per room with a designed, layered, dimmable lighting plan is the change homeowners notice most. Here is how a whole-home lighting upgrade is scoped.
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Remodel · Starting at $12,000
Whole-Home Remodel Electrical
A whole-home remodel is the one chance to fix the electrical system properly: service, grounding, branch circuits, and the infrastructure the house will need for the next twenty years.
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Power & Safety · Starting at $2,800
Electrical Panel Upgrades
The panel is the part of the house every other electrical decision depends on. This guide explains when an upgrade is warranted, what the day looks like, and what it costs to start.
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Backup Power · Starting at $6,500
Standby Generator Installation
A standby generator is a system, not an appliance: fuel, pad, transfer switch, critical-load planning, and monitoring all have to line up. Here is how we scope one.
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EV Charging · Starting at $900
EV Charger Installation
A Level 2 charger is a simple install done right and an expensive mess done wrong. This guide covers circuit sizing, load management, and what drives the price.
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Smart Home Electrical Integration
Smart lighting, dimmers, control zones, energy monitoring, EV-ready power, and generator integration — planned around the electrical system rather than bolted on afterward.
Every guide links to the same documented starting prices used in our estimates.