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Electrical services in Woods Cross, Utah
Getting good electrical services done today in Woods Cross, Utah, can be challenging.
It's not uncommon for us to encounter projects that haven't been given the full attention they deserve. While the DIY tutorials on YouTube may promise simplicity and cost savings, and other electrical companies pledge exceptional work, making the best choice can still be daunting.
If time, money, and quality of work are important to you — rest assured, you’ve found your solution.
As professional electricians in Woods Cross, Utah, we prioritize exceptional craftsmanship, open communication, and the meticulous execution of every task. Choosing to work with us guarantees that you will receive not only these fundamental values, but also a partner committed to exceeding your expectations.
With Inverse Electric, you can…
✔︎ Enjoy peace of mind and be confident that your home or business is safeguarded against potential hazards.
✔︎ Say goodbye to the anxiety of DIY work: are you sure that online tutorial included all the proper steps for doing the wiring?
✔︎ No longer worry that the electrical company will not deliver on its commitments.
Our proven track record in Woods Cross, Utah, is one that you can trust.
Discover the impactful ways Inverse enhances the lives of our customers in Woods Cross, Utah!
BEFORE
This customer’s panel was not up to code, and the power lines were very close to the yard. There was also no main shut off, which is a safety and fire hazard.
After
Inverse got everything up to code, with a safe and easy-to-access main shut off, plenty of space for the future, and 200 amps of pure awesomeness.
BEFORE
This kitchen was full of potential and ready for an update.
After
The remodeled and revitalized kitchen is a modern masterpiece. Inverse can transform the way you cook and clean by installing new lighting.
Inverse Electric is your trusted solution for high-quality electrical services in Woods Cross, Utah.
We serve both residential and commercial customers in Woods Cross, Utah.
Here are some of our most popular services:
Service/meter upgrades
Sub-panel upgrades
Dedicated circuits
Electric vehicle chargers
System surge protector
General electrical repairs
- Lights not working
- No power
- Switches/outlets not working
- Tripped circuit breaker
Smart device installation
- Smart switches
- Outlets
Lighting
- Updates/changes
- Recessed lighting
- Low-voltage (under or in-cabinet)
New construction
Remodels
Electrical rewiring
- Aluminum wire
- Knob-and-tube
Electrical service upgrades
Fans
- Ceiling fans
- Exhaust fans
- Attic fans
- Whole-house fans
What Sets Us Apart?
When you choose Inverse Electric in Woods Cross, Utah, you're selecting a premium service provider with distinct advantages not commonly found among other electrical contractors in Woods Cross, Utah. Our commitment to excellence is reflected in the following ways:
✔︎ We prioritize prompt and responsive communication.
✔︎ We provide free estimates with flexible scheduling to accommodate your busy calendar.
✔︎ We show up when we say we will and proactively convey any schedule changes. We will always respect your time.
✔︎ We treat your home and all its occupants with the highest level of courtesy, maintaining a clean, professional, and considerate work environment.
✔︎ We deliver exceptional products and workmanship. Our dedication to quality is unwavering.
✔︎ We offer fair pricing for our services.
Experience the Inverse difference yourself!
A Little Bit About Woods Cross Utah
“When looking into the history of Woods Cross, one might think that the city is much younger than its neighbor to the north, Bountiful. While this may technically be true, as the city was chartered in 1935, the area has been populated for almost 200 years.
In 1848, just one year after the settlement of Bountiful, more settlers began making their way to the area now known as Woods Cross, taking advantage of the plentiful water supply and outstanding farmland in the area for just under a decade.
During this time, one settler in particular, Daniel Wood, had been accruing a small fortune of $14,000, making him the wealthiest man in the area. Wood wasn’t miserly about his money, however, which, by today’s standards would have only been about $50,000.
Wood used that money to improve the community as best he could, building a school in 1854, a church in 1863 and more. In 1869, Wood donated another of his assets, a large portion of his land, to the building of a railroad station named, appropriately, Woods Crossing. Later this would be shortened to the much more familiar, Woods Cross.
Historically, when a town or settlement has installed a railroad station, not only is there already significant development, but, the railroad would bring much more. Rail lines permitted the mass transport of goods and people and created many boom towns across the American West. While this was somewhat true of Woods Cross, the residents there were able to maintain a more old-fashioned way of life.
Over the years, other industries made their way into Woods Cross. Things like brickyards, the now famous refinery and more all began to dot the landscape, but still, Woods Cross has retained a small-town feel, despite things like a small regional airport and being nestled in between two major metropolitan areas: Bountiful and Salt Lake City.”