Homeowners and businesses
General Electrical Service in Missoula & the Bitterroot Valley
Service calls, troubleshooting, panel work, outlets, lighting, EV chargers, and everything in between.

What we handle
The scope of work
Not every job is a build-out or a remodel. When something's not working, when you need another circuit, or when you want an EV charger installed right, 93 Electric handles the everyday electrical that keeps a home or business running. Same Master Electrician, same standards — on jobs big and small.
- Troubleshooting and repairs
- Panel and breaker work
- Outlets, switches, and dedicated circuits
- Interior and exterior lighting
- EV charger installation
- Ceiling fans, fixtures, and generator hookups
Where we work
General Electrical across Missoula and the Bitterroot Valley
Questions
General Electrical — common questions
Do you do small jobs and service calls?
Yes. No project is too small — a dead outlet, a tripping breaker, a fixture swap, a new circuit for a freezer or a shop tool, a fan install. Josh does the small work himself and prices it honestly, because those calls are how most long-term customers in the valley start.
Can you install an EV charger at my home?
Yes. EV charger installs are common work for 93 Electric — evaluating whether the existing panel can carry it, running the circuit to the garage or driveway, mounting and commissioning the charger, and pulling the permit. If the panel is full or the service is undersized we will tell you up front what the upgrade adds.
My breaker keeps tripping — what does that usually mean?
A breaker trips because it is doing its job. The common causes are an overloaded circuit, a failing appliance, a damaged cable or device, or a genuinely faulty breaker — and the fix depends entirely on which. Do not keep resetting it. Call and we will find the actual cause instead of guessing.
Do you install generators and generator hookups?
Yes. Generator inlets, interlock kits, transfer switches, and standby generator hookups are regular work here — a practical upgrade in a valley where winter outages happen. We wire it so the generator can never backfeed the utility, which is both a code requirement and a lineman-safety issue.
Ready for general electrical?
Commercial build-outs, new construction, remodels, or a service call — get a straight answer from a Master Electrician.