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Trail Mountain Electric is a licensed, bonded, and insured electrical contractor headquartered in Cedar City, Utah. Founded in 2008, we serve commercial and residential clients across all of Southern Utah — Iron, Washington, Kane, Beaver, Garfield, Piute, Wayne, Sevier, San Juan, and Millard counties — and extend coverage to the Wasatch Front, Idaho, Wyoming, Nevada, and Arizona. We employ over 47 licensed electricians and have completed more than 2,400 projects ranging from custom homes to commercial buildouts.

Our headquarters is at 1432 Cross Hollow Road, Cedar City, Utah 84720, in Iron County. We operate regional warehouses in St. George (Washington County), Salt Lake City, and Boise, and we hold electrical contracting licenses in Utah, Arizona, Nevada, Idaho, and Wyoming.

Our primary service area is Southern Utah — Cedar City, St. George, Hurricane, Washington, Ivins, Santa Clara, Enoch, Parowan, Brian Head, La Verkin, Toquerville, Springdale (Zion gateway), Hildale, Kanab, and Beaver — with daily-stocked trucks and 60-minute average emergency response. We also cover all of Iron, Washington, Kane, Beaver, Garfield, Piute, Wayne, Sevier, San Juan, and Millard counties; the entire Wasatch Front (Salt Lake City, Park City, Provo, Ogden, Lehi); adjacent Mesquite/Las Vegas, NV and Page, AZ markets; plus southern Idaho (Boise, Idaho Falls) and southwest Wyoming (Jackson, Evanston).

Yes — Cedar City is our headquarters. Our trucks dispatch from 1432 Cross Hollow Road daily, and we offer same-day service across Iron County including Enoch, Parowan, Brian Head, Paragonah, Kanarraville, Summit, and New Harmony.

Yes — St. George is our regional warehouse and we run our largest residential service crew there. We cover all of Washington County including Hurricane, Washington, Ivins, Santa Clara, La Verkin, Toquerville, Apple Valley, Springdale, Rockville, Virgin, Leeds, Hildale, Veyo, Pine Valley, Central, Dammeron Valley, and Enterprise.

Yes. Brian Head is a 35-minute drive from our Cedar City headquarters, and we are the most active electrical contractor in the area for custom mountain homes and short-term-rental property service. Springdale (Zion gateway), Kanab (Kane County seat), Bryce Canyon City, and Escalante are all within our regular service routes.

Yes. Trail Mountain Electric holds a Utah Master Electrician / Class A Contractor license (UT-EC-12345), Arizona Class C-11 Electrical Contractor license (AZ-ROC-CR11-318740), Nevada Class C-2 license (NV-EC-118734), Idaho Registered Electrical Contractor license (ID-RCE-54221), and Wyoming Electrical Contractor license (WY-EC-9817). We carry $5M general liability, full workers' compensation, and a $2M bond per project.

Our crews are OSHA 30 certified and NFPA 70E arc-flash qualified, led by Utah-licensed master electricians. We are a NECA member contractor, and our smart-home technicians are Lutron and Control4 certified. Our designers include Utah-licensed Professional Engineers for commercial power and lighting.

Our experience modification rate (EMR) has been below 0.78 for the past four reporting years, placing us in the top quartile of electrical contractors nationally. We've recorded zero lost-time injuries over the last 24 months, and every electrician completes monthly safety stand-downs and quarterly NFPA 70E refresher training.

Commercial electrical contracts range from $100,000 tenant improvements to $40M ground-up office, hospitality, and mixed-use builds. Our sweet spot is $1.5M to $15M, but we routinely deliver larger negotiated and design-build packages.

We self-perform 100% of feeder, branch circuit, lighting, and life-safety installation with W-2 electricians. We sub-engineer specialty systems like nurse call or distributed antenna systems (DAS) only when scope demands it, and we manage those subcontractors under our prime electrical contract.

Both. Our service division operates separately from our construction division, with dedicated trucks and same-day availability across Cedar City, St. George, and the entire Southern Utah primary zone, plus the Wasatch Front. About 30% of our residential volume is service work — panel upgrades, EV chargers, troubleshooting, and lighting.

Most 200A residential service upgrades fall between $3,500 and $6,800 turnkey, depending on meter relocation, mast height, grounding requirements, and AHJ. We provide flat-rate quotes after a free in-home assessment.

Our average emergency response time inside the primary Southern Utah service zone (Cedar City and St. George metro) is 38 minutes, 24/7/365. Service-contract customers across all our service zones receive a guaranteed 60-minute response with a billing credit if we miss it.

Yes. We offer Bronze (annual visit), Silver (semi-annual), and Gold (quarterly with 24/7 priority dispatch) tiers. Each visit includes infrared thermography, breaker exercising, panel and connection inspection, and a digital report.

Yes. Residential service estimates and commercial preliminary estimates are free. For complex commercial projects requiring full engineering, we may propose a paid preconstruction engagement that converts to credit on award.

Residential and light commercial service is flat-rate priced before the work begins. We never start work without your written or verbal approval of the price. Larger commercial work is bid lump-sum, GMP, or T&M with not-to-exceed caps depending on the contract structure.

Yes. We partner with Service Finance Company and GoodLeap to offer 0% APR promotional financing on qualifying panel-upgrade, generator, and electrical-upgrade installs, as well as longer-term low-APR options. We can present financing terms during the estimate.