Service call & troubleshooting
Dead outlets, tripping breakers, flickering lights. We find the cause and quote the fix on the spot.
Flickering lights, a breaker that keeps tripping, a new EV in the driveway? We find the problem, give you a flat price before we start, and leave the place cleaner than we found it.
Flat-rate prices for common jobs, so you're not watching the clock. Bigger projects get a written quote after a look.
Dead outlets, tripping breakers, flickering lights. We find the cause and quote the fix on the spot.
New or replacement outlets, GFCI in kitchens and baths, dimmers and USB outlets.
Fixture swaps, recessed lights, under-cabinet lighting and ceiling fans on new or existing boxes.
Old fuse box or full 100-amp panel? We upgrade to 200 amps and coordinate with the utility.
Level 2 charger circuit, mounting and permit. We check your panel capacity first.
A surge device at the panel to help protect appliances, furnaces and electronics.
Example pricing for this sample site. Permit fees, if required, are listed separately on your quote.
Most electrical issues are annoyances. A few are warning signs. If you notice any of these, turn off the circuit if you can do it safely and give us a call.
For anything that smells like burning or is sparking, call 911 or the utility first, then us.
Book an inspectionCall, text or use the form. We give you a two-hour arrival window.
Find the problem and explain it in plain English.
You approve the price before any work begins.
We test everything and clean up before we leave.
Photos on this sample are royalty-free stock images. A real site shows the owner's own job photos.






I've been an electrician for 22 years, the first ten on commercial jobs in Spokane. In 2016 my wife Jess and I moved to Sandpoint and started Kettle Creek Electric.
We're a small shop: me, two journeymen and Jess running the office. We answer our own phone, show up in the window we give you, and wear shoe covers in your house. Every time.
On a real site, this spot shows the owner's actual state license number, exactly as issued. The number on this sample, EXAMPLE-00000, is a placeholder and not a real license.
Based in Sandpoint, we cover the communities around Lake Pend Oreille, from Priest River to Clark Fork.
Yes. On a real site, the owner's actual state electrical contractor license number appears here and in the footer. The number shown on this sample is a placeholder.
Yes. Panel upgrades, new circuits and EV chargers usually need a permit. We pull it, schedule the inspection and meet the inspector.
Yes. We check whether your panel has room for a 40- to 60-amp circuit, then install the charger and circuit. If you need a panel upgrade, we'll tell you before you buy anything.
For true emergencies like a dead panel or a burning smell, call us and we'll get there as soon as we can, including evenings. After-hours rates apply.
Flat rate for common jobs, so you know the price before we start. Larger projects get a written quote.
Swapping a light bulb, sure. Anything involving the panel, new wiring or new circuits should be done by a licensed electrician, and may need a permit.
Describe the problem or project and we'll text back with a time, usually the same day.
(208) 555-0119