Electrical services

Electrical Work for Homes and Businesses

From troubleshooting and lighting to panel work and solar connections, start with a clear description of the property and job.

Electrical services

Tell us what you need. The electrician will confirm job scope, location, and any permit or inspection steps before work is scheduled.

Troubleshooting and repairs

Describe the electrical issue, when it happens, and any warning lights or messages so the electrician can assess the next step.

Request troubleshooting

Lighting and controls

Discuss lighting installation or changes, switches, dimmers, and the wiring needed for the space.

Plan lighting work

Outlets, circuits, and wiring

Plan new outlets or dedicated circuits, replacement work, and wiring changes for a remodel or equipment installation.

Discuss wiring work

Service and panel work

Review electrical capacity, panel condition, and the requirements for a service or panel change at the property.

Ask about panel work

Solar and storage connections

Coordinate electrical needs for solar panels, inverter equipment, system upgrades, and battery configurations.

Coordinate solar electrical

Safety and code updates

Ask about electrical corrections, required permits, inspections, and what should be documented for the property.

Review safety updates

Serving homeowners and businesses across the Treasure Valley. Work offered for a specific property depends on the project, location, and applicable licensing and permit requirements.

Before the visit

Help us understand the job

  • Share the property address and whether it is residential or commercial
  • Describe what is not working or what you want installed
  • Note when the issue started and any visible warning lights or sounds
  • Include equipment model numbers or photos of labels if safely accessible
  • Ask which permits, inspections, and utility approvals apply before work begins

Electrical safety: Do not open a panel or handle exposed wiring to diagnose a problem. If you see smoke or fire, move away and call 911.

Permits and inspections in Idaho

Idaho DOPL explains that electrical permit requirements depend on the work and jurisdiction; some cities and counties handle permitting within their boundaries. Your project team should confirm the correct authority and required inspections for the address.

See Idaho DOPL electrical permit and inspection guidance

For solar electrical work, also confirm the utility’s interconnection requirements and the approvals required before a grid-connected system is energized.

Plan solar panel work

Electrical Service Questions

What kinds of electrical work can I request?

Tell us what is happening or what you want to install. The electrician will confirm whether the job fits the service scope, location, and required license before scheduling.

Do electrical projects in Idaho need permits?

Idaho DOPL says an electrical permit is required for electrical work, while permit jurisdiction can vary by city and county. The responsible electrician should confirm the permit and inspection requirements for your address and project.

Can you help with both electrical and solar work?

Yes. One Truss can discuss electrical service alongside solar panel installation, upgrades, or existing-system concerns. The site, equipment, utility, and exact work determine the proposed scope.

What should I include when I request service?

Include the property address, whether it is a home or business, a short description of the work or problem, when it started, and photos of equipment labels or the affected area if available. Do not remove covers or touch exposed wiring to take a photo.

Need electrical or solar work?

Tell us about your home or business and the work you want done. We will confirm the appropriate next step.