“I sent three photos of our old panel on a Sunday. On Monday there was a written estimate in my inbox, in Spanish for my mother, and the work was done the next week.”
Leslie P.Panel replacement
Homes, rentals and small shops · Las Vegas
Send us a photo. We send back a written estimate.
Text or WhatsApp a picture of your panel, an outlet or a light, in English or Spanish. We tell you what we see, what it would take, and whether we need to visit first.
- Licensed and insured in Nevada
- English y español
- Estimate in writing
- Licensed in NevadaClass C-2, electrical
- InsuredCertificate before work starts
- Certified small businessNumber on our credentials
- English y españolSame crew, same estimate
What we wire
Six jobs we do every week
Houses, rentals and small shops across the valley. Tell us the job and send a photo.
Panel and service upgrades
A new panel or a bigger service for an air conditioner, an EV charger or an ADU.
Outlets, switches and circuits
Dead outlets, breakers that trip, GFCI protection and new circuits for the kitchen, patio or garage.
Lights and ceiling fans
Recessed lights, fixtures, fans and dimmers, hung and wired clean.
EV charger circuits
A dedicated circuit from your panel to the garage or carport, after a load check.
Alarms and surge protection
Smoke and carbon monoxide alarms, and surge protection at the panel.
Shop and office work
Lighting, outlets and small panel changes for shops, offices and rental units.
How it goes
From a photo to the lights back on
The same five steps on a small job or a panel change.
Step 1: You send photos
On WhatsApp, by text or through the form: the panel, the meter, the problem.
Step 2: We write it up
A written estimate, in English or Spanish, with what is in it and what is not.
Step 3: Permit and schedule
We pull the permit where one is required and book the utility shutoff if the job needs it.
Step 4: The work
A crew you have met by name, a clean work area and every circuit labeled when we leave.
Step 5: Inspection and walk-through
The inspector signs off where one is required, and we walk you through what changed.
Credentials
License, insurance and certificates, with the numbers
Contractors and property managers keep these on file. Each one has its number slot, so you can check it with whoever issued it.
License
C-2 Electrical contractingVerify
NV Lic. 000000 · Nevada State Contractors Board
The class that covers electrical contracting in Nevada. Look it up on the board's site before you hire.
Insurance
General liability insurance
Carrier named on your certificate
Certificate of insurance on request, before work starts.
Business certificates
Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) certificate
Certificate number 000000, from the certifying council
State small business certification
Certificate number 000000, from the state
Languages
English
Office and field
Spanish
Office and part of the field crew
Who we work for
Homeowners, small landlords and contractors
Homeowners
Panels, outlets, lights and fans, with an estimate you can read in the language you prefer.
See the servicesSmall landlords
Smoke alarms, GFCI outlets, panel repairs and unit turns, one invoice per property.
Rentals and shopsContractors
An electrical sub with the license and certificate numbers on one page, for your compliance file.
Our credentials
From customers
What people write after the job
“They did smoke alarms and GFCI outlets in four of my rentals in one day and sent one invoice with the address of each unit.”
Samuel H.Landlord, four units
“Efrain explained in Spanish what was wrong with the breaker and what it would cost before he touched anything. Nothing changed on the bill.”
Arely S.Breaker repair
Sample reviews.
The family and the crew
The people who pick up the phone
Gerardo Figueroa
Owner and lead electrician
Gerardo runs the shop and walks most estimates himself. English and Spanish.
Yesenia Figueroa
Office and estimates
Yesenia answers the phone and WhatsApp, reads your photos and writes the estimate. English and Spanish.
Efrain Lara
Crew lead
Efrain leads the field crew on panel and service jobs. English and Spanish.
Service area
Where we work
The Las Vegas valley and Boulder City.
Clark County
- Las Vegas
- North Las Vegas
- Henderson
- Summerlin
- Spring Valley
- Enterprise
- Paradise
- Winchester
- Sunrise Manor
- Whitney
- Boulder City
We do not take jobs outside Clark County.
ZIP codes: 89101, 89102, 89103, 89104, 89106, 89107, 89108, 89110, 89115, 89117, 89118, 89119, 89120, 89121, 89128, 89130, 89139, 89146, 89147, 89002, 89014, 89052, 89030, 89032
Questions
Questions we hear before the first call
What do I send for a photo estimate?
A wide photo of the panel with its door open, a close-up of the label inside the door, your electric meter, and a photo or short video of the problem. Add your ZIP code. Send them on WhatsApp or by text, in English or Spanish. If you are not sure what to photograph, send what you can see.
Do you have to visit before you give a price?
Often, for panels and service changes: we have to see the meter, the wire and the wall. For a new outlet, a fan or a light, photos can be enough for a written range. The final price is written after we have seen the job.
Who pulls the permit?
We do, where the work needs one, and we book the inspection. For a panel or service change we also schedule the utility's disconnect and reconnect, so the power is off for as short a time as the job allows.
Who on your crew speaks Spanish?
Gerardo, Yesenia and Efrain do, and so do some of our field electricians. Tell us when you book that you want a Spanish speaker on site and we will send one. Every estimate comes in English or Spanish, whichever you ask for.
Do you answer calls at night?
No. We do not run an overnight line. Phone, text and WhatsApp are answered during the hours in the footer. For fire, smoke or a burning smell, call 911. If it is safe to reach, turn off the breaker.
Send photos of the panel
Tell us the job in English or Spanish. You get a written estimate back.