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Services / Dedicated circuits

One big load, one circuit of its own

New circuits for AC units, mini-splits, ovens, shop tools and other big loads. Each one gets its own breaker, so it isn't fighting the rest of the room.

Signs something needs a circuit of its own

  • A hand at the breakers of a new panel with the cover up

    One breaker keeps tripping

    It trips when the microwave and the toaster run together. Two big loads are sharing one circuit.

  • Metal conduit run along a stucco wall, a hand holding it in place

    You're adding big equipment

    A mini-split, a window AC, a welder or a second fridge. Each one may need its own line.

  • A technician kneeling to fit conduit along a stucco wall below a meter stack

    A shed or shop needs power

    A shed turning into an office, or a garage turning into a shop. We run power out to it.

  • Hands stripping a wire beside an open panel

    The manual asks for one

    Many appliances list a dedicated circuit in the install specs. We match the breaker and wire to it.

How a new circuit gets added

  1. A technician walking past the company pickup at a framed new house

    01

    Tell us what it's for

    Send the make and model, or a photo of the label. Photos of your panel help too.

  2. Hands working inside an open panel

    02

    Check the panel

    We look for an open slot and enough room in the panel for the new load.

  3. The electrical plan on plywood with a new box beside it

    03

    A written price

    You get a written price before any work starts. It covers the wire run and the breaker.

  4. Hands with a screwdriver inside an open panel

    04

    Run it and label it

    We run the circuit, set the breaker and label it in your panel, so you know what it powers.

In their words, from our Google reviews

“I needed electricity run to a shed I'm converting into an office, specifically for an AC unit, lights, and outlets. … they listened to exactly what we wanted and even reviewed photos and videos of the yard and electrical panel to give an accurate estimate.”
Jazzania C. · Google review · May 2026

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about adding a circuit. Anything else, give us a call.

Call (480) 572-3813
  • A circuit that feeds one thing and nothing else. It has its own breaker in your panel.

  • Common ones are AC units, mini-splits, ovens, dryers, freezers and shop tools. The install specs usually say.

  • Then we explain your options before you pay for anything. Not sure where yours stands? A free Panel Report Card shows how much room is left.

  • Yes. We've run power out to a backyard shed for an AC unit, lights and outlets.

  • Yes, and they help. Send your panel and the spot where the new circuit goes. You still get a written price before any work starts.

  • Only on the circuits we need off while we connect the new breaker. We'll say so before we flip anything.

  • Yes. Arizona license ROC 352896, CR-11 Electrical. We're bonded and insured too.

Contact us

Send the make and model, or a photo of the label. We'll call you back to set a time. Call if it's urgent.

Urgent? Call us(480) 572-3813

Free Panel Report Card, No Purchase Needed. 5-Year Workmanship Warranty If You Need An Upgrade or Replacement. Upfront Pricing, No Extra Charge on Weekends, and Surge Protection Included on Every Project.