Service areas / Buckeye
Electrician in Buckeye, where most homes are new
More than half of Buckeye's homes were built in 2010 or later. The work here is adding to newer homes and wiring the next ones.
A city still being built
Buckeye grew from 91,502 people in 2020 to an estimated 125,445 in 2025, per the Census. That's 37% in five years. About 1 in 5 homes here was built in 2020 or later.
In a newer home, the wiring is rarely the problem. The work is adding to it, like an EV charger, solar, a casita or a pool. Runs over 100 feet need voltage drop numbers with the city permit.
Builders can ask the city for an early meter on a new home. There's no added fee. It powers the build without a gas generator, under lock-out rules.
- Utility
- APS in central Buckeye
- Population
- 125,445 (2025 estimate)
- Homes built
- Over half since 2010
- Permits
- Panel upgrades and new runs
What we do in Buckeye
All services
New construction
Rough-in through finish for custom homes and developments, plus underground power.
EV charger installation
Level 2 home chargers on a dedicated circuit, with a check that your panel can carry the load.
Solar electrical
The electrical side of solar: the wiring and the connection at your main panel.
Additions and casitas
Power for casitas, additions and converted sheds, starting with a check of your main panel.
“I needed electricity run to a shed I'm converting into an office, specifically for an AC unit, lights, and outlets. … The price was very fair, and the work was perfect.”
Near Buckeye too
All service areasFrequently asked questions
What Buckeye homeowners and builders ask. Anything else, call and ask.
Call (480) 572-3813APS serves central Buckeye. Check your bill to be sure for your address. It matters for solar and service upgrades, which need the utility involved.
Yes. The city's checklist asks for a site plan, wire and conduit sizes, and trench depth. Runs over 100 feet also need voltage drop numbers.
Usually to add something. An EV charger, solar or a casita can ask more of the panel than it was set up for. We check before we quote.
Yes. The city's panel upgrade checklist asks for a single line diagram and a before and after panel schedule. Load numbers for a subpanel may be needed too.
Yes. We do new construction electrical for custom homes and developments, from rough-in through finish. Builders can send us plans.
Contact us
Send us the plans, or tell us what you want to add. You get a written price before any work starts.
Urgent? Call us(480) 572-3813
