Safety & Code Compliance
Committed to electrical safety and full compliance with Idaho electrical codes
Why Electrical Safety Matters
Proper electrical installation isn't just about code compliance—it's about protecting people and property from electrical hazards that can cause fires, injuries, and equipment damage.
Fire Prevention
Electrical fires are a leading cause of residential fires. Proper wiring, circuit sizing, and protection prevent overheating and fire hazards.
Shock Protection
GFCI protection, proper grounding, and code-compliant installations protect occupants from dangerous electrical shocks.
System Reliability
Quality installations prevent failures, equipment damage, and costly repairs while ensuring long-term system reliability.
Idaho Electrical Code Requirements
Idaho has adopted the National Electrical Code (NEC) with state-specific amendments. Compliance ensures safety and is required for inspection approval.
Licensed Contractors Required
Idaho law requires electrical work to be performed by licensed contractors. Our License #047476 ensures legal, compliant work.
Permit & Inspection Process
Most electrical work requires permits and inspections to verify code compliance and safety standards.
AFCI Protection
Arc-fault circuit interrupters required for bedrooms and many other circuits to prevent electrical fires.
GFCI Requirements
Ground-fault protection required in bathrooms, kitchens, garages, outdoors, and other wet or damp locations.
Grounding & Bonding
Proper grounding systems protect against electrical shock and ensure safe operation of electrical systems.
Load Calculations
Electrical panels must be properly sized based on calculated loads to prevent overloading and ensure safety.
Our Safety Standards
Licensed Professionals
All work performed by licensed electricians with ongoing training on code updates and safety procedures.
Inspection Coordination
We schedule and manage all required inspections, ensuring 100% first-time pass rate through thorough preparation.
Proper Grounding & Bonding
All electrical systems properly grounded and bonded according to NEC requirements for maximum safety.
GFCI Protection
Ground-fault protection installed in all required locations to prevent electrical shock hazards.
Proper Circuit Sizing
Circuits sized correctly for their loads, preventing overheating and ensuring safe operation under all conditions.
Quality Materials
We use UL-listed, code-compliant materials and equipment from reputable manufacturers for long-term reliability.
Fire Safety Compliance
AFCI protection, proper box fill calculations, and fire-rated installations where required by code.
Documentation & Education
Provide homeowners with panel directories, system documentation, and safety information at project completion.
Safety-First Electrical Solutions
Work with a licensed contractor committed to code compliance and safety