Have Questions About Our Electrical Services?

Yes. Light 'Em Up Electric offers 10% off electrical services for military members, first responders, teachers, single mothers, and seniors. New customers can also save $25 on a first service of $200 or more. Mention your discount when booking.

Yes. Send us the estimate or describe the scope, and we will review it. As a small, locally owned company, we can often provide competitive pricing without cutting corners, and we explain exactly what each quote includes.

Yes. Light 'Em Up Electric is fully licensed, insured, and locally owned. Licensed work protects you during inspections, insurance claims, and home sales, and insured contractors protect your property if something unexpected happens during a project.

Many service windows are available within one to three business days, and many quotes are delivered within 24 to 48 hours of an on-site visit. Urgent safety concerns such as burning smells or sparking receive priority scheduling.

We inspect the problem area, panel, and related wiring, ask about your goals, and explain options in plain language. You receive clear pricing before any work begins, with no pressure to approve anything on the spot.

Panel replacements, service upgrades, new circuits, and EV charger installations generally require permits and inspections through your city. Minor repairs often do not. We handle permitting and inspections whenever the work requires them, so you never have to.

We do. Service upgrades require disconnecting and reconnecting power at the meter. We coordinate with Rocky Mountain Power and city inspectors, and we stay until the inspection is signed and power is safely restored at your property.

Based in Vineyard, Utah, we serve Orem, Provo, Lindon, Pleasant Grove, American Fork, Saratoga Springs, Eagle Mountain, Springville, Spanish Fork, Payson, and surrounding Utah County, plus West Jordan, West Valley City, and Ogden. Call to confirm your location.

Burning smells, buzzing panels, warm outlets or switches, scorch marks, sparking, and breakers that trip repeatedly can signal overheating connections or overloaded circuits. Turn off the affected circuit if safe and call an electrician promptly.

Many older dimmers were designed for incandescent bulbs and do not work well with LEDs. Replacing the dimmer with an LED-compatible model, or using dimmable LED bulbs, usually stops flickering, buzzing, and limited dimming range.

The main breaker at the top of your panel is usually labeled with its amperage, commonly 100, 150, or 200 amps. Older homes may have 60-amp service. We can confirm your capacity during any service visit.

Two-prong outlets lack a ground, which affects surge protection and shock safety. Options include running a ground wire or installing GFCI protection labeled no equipment ground. Simply swapping in three-prong outlets without a ground is unsafe.

Yes. Basement finishes and additions need new circuits, outlets, lighting, and often AFCI and GFCI protection. We check panel capacity first, since many projects require a panel upgrade or subpanel to support the added load.

Yes. We wire smart switches, dimmers, lighting controls, and automation devices. Many smart switches require a neutral wire in the switch box, which older homes may lack, so we check existing wiring before installation begins.

Yes. Inspection reports often note double-tapped breakers, missing GFCI protection, open junction boxes, or improper grounding. We review the report, confirm each item, and provide clear pricing to correct every problem before your closing date.