Electrician in Athol

Problem Solved Electric is a licensed and insured electrical contractor serving Athol, Idaho. From our shop in Hayden we are about twenty minutes straight up Highway 95, past Silverwood, and we make that drive every week. We work on acreage properties, shops, barns, and the homes and cabins out toward Farragut State Park and Bayview. Call (208) 352-0662 and talk to a local journeyman electrician.
Electrical services in Athol
Electrical panel upgrades; shop, barn, and pole building wiring with trenched underground feeders; well pump circuits and pressure tank wiring; standby generators and portable generator inlets; RV pads with real 50-amp outlets; troubleshooting for dead circuits and tripping breakers; whole-home surge protection.
What Athol properties need
Power out here comes in at the end of long utility runs, so outages last longer and voltage sags show up in ways town homes never see. That is why generator work, well pump circuits, and properly sized feeders to outbuildings make up most of our Athol schedule. If you are planning a shop or barn, call before the slab is poured and we will plan the conduit path with you.
Permits and inspections
Our electrical work in Athol is permitted and inspected. We pull the permit under our Idaho electrical contractor license, schedule the inspection, and meet the inspector on site.
Why Athol homeowners call us
Fixed written quotes before we start, straight answers, and an electrician who shows up. 5.0 stars on Google.
Also serving
Hayden, Rathdrum, Spirit Lake, Bayview, Coeur d'Alene, Post Falls, and the rest of Kootenai County.
Frequently asked questions
Do you really come out to Athol?
Yes, weekly. Athol is about twenty minutes up Highway 95 from our Hayden shop, and we schedule work in Athol, Bayview, and around Farragut State Park all year.
Can you run power to a shop or barn on my property?
Yes. Trenched underground feeders, subpanels, 240-volt circuits for welders and compressors, and shop lighting are the bulk of our Athol work. Call before you pour a slab and we will plan the conduit path with you.
Half my house went dead. Can you find the problem?
Usually within the first hour. A half-dead house often means a lost leg from the utility or a failing main connection, and that can get worse fast. Call us and we will tell you whether to involve your utility first.