FAQ’s
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I HAVE A BAD RECEPTACLE. IS THAT SOMETHING YOU CAN LOOK AT?
Yes that is precisely the type of work we do. If you have a bad switch or a bad light fixture, we also troubleshoot items like that too.
Absolutely. We can provide numerous references upon request. You can also check out Trailhead Electric’s Google reviews.
We are happy to give you a price for your electrical project. In most cases we try to give you what is called a hard bid. This is your cost including all labor and materials. Once we give you a hard bid, the price won’t change.
Yes. This first hour on your project is $105 plus a dispatch fee of $49 for a total of $154. After that our hourly rate is $105/hour per man.
Trailhead Electric, Inc. is a fully licensed and insured State of Colorado Electrical Contractor. We are Colorado State Elec. Contractor’s License #5812. We also carry contractor’s liability insurance as well as worker’s compensation insurance.
General Electrical Questions
MY BREAKER KEEPS TRIPPING, WHAT’S CAUSING IT? WHAT SHOULD I DO?
Breakers are part of an overall system that protects the wiring in your house. When a breaker trips, it is telling you something is wrong with the wiring or other electrical components in your home. This is a situation that should be addressed by a licensed electrical contractor in a timely manner. As your friendly Boulder area electrician, Trailhead Electric will provide any necessary electrical troubleshooting.
I’M INSTALLING A HOT TUB, WHAT SHOULD I KNOW?
The are many electrical safety and National Electric Code issues to consider when wiring a hot tub. It is always best to have a licensed professional take care of it for you. Trailhead Electric has been wiring hot tubs in the Boulder area for over 17 years. Probably the best thing to know when wiring a hot tub is to hire a pro.
IS IT BAD TO KEEP ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS IN DISREPAIR?
Absolutely. Electrical systems that are in disrepair never get better, only worse. It is always in your best interest to have a licensed electrical contractor troubleshoot your system and provide you with a solution to make your system safe again.