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Serving Parker and nearby

Electrician in Parker, CO

Electrical work for new construction, established homes and larger lots in Parker.

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What we see in Parker homes

Growth has given Parker a mix of housing. New subdivisions sit alongside established neighborhoods, and the edges of town still have larger properties with detached shops, barns and, in some cases, well pumps. Long runs to outbuildings need wire sized for the distance, or the voltage drops and motors run hot, so we measure before we quote.

Properties with a well, a sump pump or someone at home who relies on medical equipment often ask about backup power. A portable generator needs a proper inlet and transfer switch, and a standby generator needs a permit, a gas or propane supply and the right placement. Never plug a generator into a household outlet.

With open land around much of Parker, wind and summer hail are part of life. Lightning can also damage electronics and well pump controls, which is one reason whole-home surge protection is worth a look here.

Why us

Why Parker chooses Cedarvolt Electric

Upfront prices

You approve the price before we start

Same-day service

Most calls booked the day you call

Licensed and insured

License number on every invoice

No subcontractors

Our own electricians on every job

  • 4 out of 5 stars

    A wind storm pulled the service mast off our garage at night. They made it safe, came back in the morning to rebuild it and dealt with the inspection and the utility. It took two days because of the inspection schedule, but they kept us in the loop.

    Mike F., Parker · Google

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  • 5 out of 5 stars

    The kitchen breaker tripped every morning when the toaster and the kettle ran together. They split the counter outlets onto two circuits and replaced a worn GFCI. No more tripping.

    Nora L., Englewood · Google

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  • 5 out of 5 stars

    Our 1950s ranch had two-prong outlets almost everywhere. They grounded the circuits they could reach, added GFCI protection on the rest and explained the labels. Clear about what was needed now and what could wait.

    Brianna H., Wheat Ridge · Google

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