Service areas / Mesa
Electrician in Mesa, for older homes and new loads
About 1 in 4 Mesa homes was built before 1980. We check what the wiring and panel can handle, then explain it before any work starts.
Mesa runs its own electric utility
Mesa has run its own electric utility since 1917. It covers about 5.5 square miles around downtown and the historic districts. SRP serves most of the rest of the city.
That split matters for a service upgrade, solar or a big new load. The utility that serves your meter has a say in that work. Your bill tells you which one you have.
About 1 in 4 Mesa homes was built before 1980, per Census data. Wiring that old was never planned around an EV charger or a modern AC.
- Utility
- City of Mesa downtown, SRP elsewhere
- City electric
- About 5.5 square miles
- Homes built
- About 1 in 4 before 1980
- New homes
- EV-ready since late 2024
- Code
- 2023 National Electrical Code
What we do in Mesa
All services
Electrical inspections
A free Panel Report Card: about 30 minutes at your panel and a plain-English list of what needs work.
Panel upgrades
Residential, multifamily and commercial panel upgrades and swaps, sized for what you plan to add.
Electrical troubleshooting
Tripping breakers, dead outlets and warm fixtures, traced to the cause and explained before any work.
EV charger installation
Level 2 home chargers on a dedicated circuit, with a check that your panel can carry the load.
“Alvaro and his team replaced/upgraded my electric panel. They did a good job making sure the job was done quickly and right. I didn't go a day without electricity.”
Near Mesa too
All service areasFrequently asked questions
What Mesa homeowners ask us most. Anything else, call and ask.
Call (480) 572-3813Downtown, it may be the City of Mesa's own utility. Most of the rest of Mesa is on SRP. Your electric bill shows which one.
Yes, for installing or changing electrical systems, per the city's residential construction guide. Cosmetic work like painting doesn't need one.
If you're adding a big load, or a breaker keeps tripping, it's worth a look. An inspection shows what you have and what it can carry. We explain what we find before any work.
Since late 2024, Mesa requires new homes to be built with prep for an EV charger. That means a reserved space in the panel and a path to the garage. It can make the charger install simpler.
Contact us
Book a free Panel Report Card for your Mesa home. You see what we see, then get a written price before any work.
Urgent? Call us(480) 572-3813
