Dedicated Circuit Estimate Request

While standard household outlets, lights, & switches are on a 120 volt circuit with multiple devices on the circuit, high-draw appliances like a clothes dryer or welder require 240 volts & that circuit typically must be dedicated to the appliance (meaning no other devices are on the circuit). Installing a new circuit means we need to run a wire directly from your electric panel to wherever the appliance will go. This wire may go through walls, ceilings, basements, or attics. We’ll take the shortest route possible in as many unfinished areas as possible. If the area between your panel & appliance is a finished area, small holes may need to be cut in drywall in order to run the wire.

If the item you need a 240V circuit for is an EV charger, use this form instead.

We will need to run a wire from your electric panel to the location of the appliance. Providing the following information will help us to determine where this wire will need to run, how far it will run, whether the runs will be through finished or unfinished areas, etc.