Electrical Repair & Panel Upgrades
in St. George, Utah
Expert panel upgrades, rewiring, lighting and EV charger installation across St. George, Washington, Hurricane, Ivins and Santa Clara. Master-licensed electricians, code-compliant work, flat-rate pricing.
Call (435) 255-7356 for panel upgrades, rewiring and electrical repair in St. George.
Lighting Design
Indoor & Landscape Pro
Panel Upgrades
Safe & Reliable Rewiring
Master Licensed
Bonded & Fully Insured
Home Safety
Smoke & Code Inspections
Electrical Services We Provide in St. George
Master licensed electrical services for home and business.
Panel Upgrades & Electrical Repair
- Emergency Repairs
- Home Rewiring Services
- Panel Upgrades
- Ceiling Fan Services
- Electrical Maintenance
If your breakers trip when two appliances run at once, your lights dim when the AC kicks on, an outlet cover feels warm to the touch, or your panel has no room left for a new circuit, your electrical system may be running past what it was built for. Many St. George homes were wired decades ago for a much lighter load than they carry today, and a 100-amp panel that was standard in the 1990s often can't keep up with a modern household.
A 200-amp panel upgrade brings your home's capacity in line with today's demands and gives you room to grow — for a hot tub, a shop, or an EV charger down the road. Our electricians handle the permit and inspection process for you, so the job is fully code-compliant from start to finish.
Lighting, Ceiling Fans & EV Charger Installation
- Recessed Lighting
- Indoor Installations
- Outdoor & Landscape Lighting
- Dimmer & Switch Setup
- EV Charger Installation
From recessed can-light retrofits to landscape lighting that highlights your yard after dark, we design and install lighting that fits how you actually use each room. Ceiling fan installation and dimmer or switch upgrades are some of our most common calls — small jobs that make a noticeable difference in comfort and energy use.
We also install Level 2 EV chargers for St. George homeowners. Before any charger goes in, we run a load calculation on your existing panel to confirm it can safely support the added draw — if it can't, we'll walk you through what a panel upgrade would take rather than installing something your system isn't ready for.
Commercial Electrical Service
- Commercial Electrical Installs
- Generator Services
- Tenant Improvement Wiring
We wire and maintain electrical systems for offices, retail spaces and other light-commercial buildings across Washington County. Because a business can't always shut down mid-day for an electrician, we offer after-hours and weekend scheduling for commercial clients.
We handle the permitting and inspection process on commercial jobs the same way we do on residential work, so there's nothing for a property manager or business owner to chase down.
Home Electrical Safety Inspections
- Smoke Detector Installs
- Safety Inspections
- Code Compliance
A safety inspection covers your panel, wiring, outlets and smoke detectors, checking for the issues that cause the most house fires and insurance claims — including aluminum wiring and knob-and-tube wiring, both common in older Southern Utah homes and both considered outdated by today's code. We also check that GFCI and AFCI protection is in place where current code requires it, in kitchens, bathrooms, garages and bedroom circuits.
Buying or selling a home? A pre-purchase electrical inspection gives you a clear, written picture of what's safe, what's outdated, and what should be addressed before closing — so there are no surprises after you move in.
Why St. George Homes Outgrow Their Electrical Panels
A lot of housing stock in St. George and Washington was wired for a much smaller household load than it carries now. A 100-amp panel that was generous in 1995 is running a heat pump, a hot tub, a shop compressor and increasingly a car. The symptoms show up before the failure does: breakers that trip under two appliances, lights that dim when the AC starts, warm outlet covers, or a panel with no space left for a new circuit. Any one of those is worth an inspection, and a 200-amp service upgrade is usually cheaper than discovering the limit the hard way.
Also Serving Electricians In
We also handle HVAC repair and plumbing across the same service area.
Why Homeowners Trust DASH
Safety & Code Excellence
Every job meets or exceeds local safety codes. We prioritize your home's electrical integrity above all else.
No-Surprise Pricing
Honest, upfront quotes. Know your flat-rate investment before any electrical work begins.
Master Electricians
Fully licensed, background-checked, and bonded. Dedicated pros who treat your home with respect.
DASH Electrical Club
Proactive electrical care designed to keep your home safe and code-compliant.
- ⚡ 50% service call discount
- ⚡ Member-only specials
- ⚡ Annual Safety Reminders
- ⚡ No call-out fees
- ⚡ Annual Safety Inspection
- ⚡ Priority Dispatch Status
- ⚡ 5% Member Discount
- ⚡ No call-out fees
- ⚡ 2 Safety Tune-ups / Year
- ⚡ Panel & Grounding Test
- ⚡ 10% Member Discount
- ⚡ Priority Dispatch
- ⚡ No call-out fees
- ⚡ Whole-Home Surge Check
- ⚡ Smoke Detector Service
- ⚡ 10% Member Discount
- ⚡ Front-of-line Service
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Real feedback from homeowners across Southern Utah who trust DASH for fast, reliable service.
Electrical Questions From St. George Homeowners
Straight answers to the questions we hear most before a job starts.
How do I know if my electrical panel needs upgrading?
Watch for four warning signs: breakers that trip when two appliances run at once, lights that dim when the AC starts, outlet covers that feel warm to the touch, or a panel with no open slots for a new circuit. Any one of these is worth a look.
Many St. George homes still run on a 100-amp panel, which was standard decades ago but often can't keep up with a modern household's air conditioning, appliances and electronics. A 200-amp upgrade brings the panel up to current demand. During an inspection, we check your panel's age, capacity and condition, and tell you plainly whether an upgrade is needed or whether the fix is smaller than that.
How much does a panel upgrade cost in St. George?
Cost depends on a few variables: the amperage you're upgrading to, whether the meter needs to be relocated, permit fees, and how accessible your current panel is.
We provide a flat-rate, upfront quote before any work begins, and financing options are available for larger jobs — ask when you call.
How long does a panel upgrade take?
Most residential panel upgrades take 4-8 hours, though timing depends on whether a meter relocation or utility coordination is involved. We'll confirm the schedule for your specific job before we start, and coordinate any power shutoff window with you in advance.
Do I need a permit for electrical work in Washington County?
Most electrical work beyond a simple like-for-like repair requires a permit in Washington County — panel upgrades, new circuits, and service changes all need one. Minor repairs, like replacing a fixture or switch, typically do not.
DASH pulls the permit and schedules the required inspection as part of the job, so you don't have to deal with the county directly. If you're unsure whether your project needs one, ask us before you start — it's a quick answer.
Can you install a Level 2 EV charger at my house?
Yes. Before installing a Level 2 charger, we run a load calculation on your existing panel to confirm it can safely handle the added draw alongside your home's other electrical use. If it can, installation is usually straightforward. If it can't, we'll explain what a panel upgrade would involve rather than installing a charger your system isn't ready for.
Some EV chargers may qualify for a federal tax credit — eligibility changes, so confirm current details with a tax professional before you buy.
Do you offer emergency electrical repair in St. George?
Yes — we offer 24/7 emergency dispatch for genuine electrical emergencies, such as a dead panel, sparking outlets, or exposed wiring.
If you see flames, smell burning, or see smoke coming from your panel or an outlet, call 911 first. Get everyone out of the house and let the fire department handle it before an electrician gets involved — that's not a situation to wait on, and it's not one we'd want you to wait on either.
Don't wait for a power failure. Schedule your professional electrical safety audit or emergency repair today.