Central Electric

If you've ever hired a less-than- professional electrical contractor, you understand the need for better options. When hiring an electrician, why take the chance? For a higher standard of electrical service, you need the time-tested expertise of Central Electric Co. We go the distance by traveling to your home or business throughout the Wasatch Front. One call connects you to a qualified electrician in Ogden, UT as easily as it does to Salt Lake or Provo/Orem. Because we've been around for over 100 years, we understand Utah businesses, industries, and residents.

Central Electrician in Salt Lake City, Utah, specializes in indoor lighting. Our electricians have years of experience with the installation, repair, and replacement of a variety of indoor lights, from typical ceiling fan lights to accent and recessed lights. We offer free design consultations on both new construction and remodels, so you can ensure your new lighting layout not only looks good but is also in line with today's electrical code. Central Electric in Salt Lake City, Utah are happy to help you with your outdoor lighting.

A top priority as a homeowner should be to ensure the electrical outlets and wiring in your home are fully functioning. If you live near Salt Lake City, UT, or Park City, UT, and need reliable residential electrician services, get in touch with Central Electric. Our professional electricians will perform the services you need at a high standard of service and excellence. Why Hire a Professional? If you're not a trained professional in the electrical field, performing repairs and work yourself can be dangerous.

When you want to install new switches and outlets, we are here to help with complete installations, replacements, and repairs. We can also make sure that your outlets are installed correctly according to today's electrical code. Contact Central Electric in Salt Lake City, Utah when you need assistance with your home's electrical wiring. For your safety, it is important that GFCI and AFCI outlets are installed correctly and in the right places. GFCI outlets belong in bathrooms and kitchens, while AFCI outlets belong in bedrooms, living rooms, and other general areas.