Your Neighborhood Electrician in Ogden, Utah

We’re based in Ogden and serve homes across Weber, Davis, Morgan, Box Elder, and Cache counties, including Ogden, South Ogden, Roy, Riverdale, Clearfield, Layton, Clinton, Syracuse, Kaysville, Farmington, Centerville, Bountiful, and the surrounding cities. If you’re nearby and not sure, just call and ask.

Yes. We offer same-day service for many urgent issues in much of Weber and Davis counties, depending on the day’s schedule. For an active hazard like sparks, a burning smell, or lost power, call 801-603-2094 right away and we’ll prioritize you.

Yes. Copperview Electric is a licensed and insured residential electrical contractor in Utah, operating under license number 13884302-5501. Every job is done to code, and we pull permits with your city and the utility when they’re required.

It depends on the job. Across Utah, a typical residential service call runs about $75–$150 for the visit, with hourly rates generally in the $85–$150 range; small fixes like replacing an outlet or switch often land around $100–$200. Larger projects are priced by scope, for example, a 100-amp to 200-amp panel upgrade commonly runs $1,500–$3,000, and a Level 2 EV charger installation $1,200–$3,200. Every home is different, so instead of a vague estimate we assess the actual work and give you a straight, up-front quote before anything starts. Call 801-603-2094 and we’ll talk it through.

Common signs are breakers that trip often, lights that flicker or dim, a warm panel or a burning smell, rust on the panel, a panel more than 25 years old, or running out of room for new circuits like an EV charger or hot tub. Most older Ogden homes have 100-amp service; we typically upgrade to 200 amps in a single day, with the permit and utility coordination included.

Often, yes. If your panel is near capacity and you’re adding a Level 2 charger, doing both together usually means one permit, one inspection, and one visit instead of two, which typically saves money versus scheduling them separately. We start with a load calculation and tell you honestly whether your existing panel can handle the charger or whether an upgrade is the smarter move.

It depends on the size of the system and your home. A whole-home standby generator installation in Utah generally runs from several thousand dollars up, driven by generator size, gas-line distance, the transfer switch, and any panel work. Because most Wasatch Front homes have natural gas, a standby unit can run indefinitely during an outage. We size it to your home and give you a straight quote first.

Sparks, a burning smell, smoke, a hot outlet or panel, exposed wiring, or a total loss of power are electrical emergencies. Stop using the circuit and call an emergency electrician right away. We prioritize genuine hazards with same-day help across Weber, Davis, Morgan, Box Elder, and Cache counties. Call 801-603-2094.

Yes. Call us or send a few details through our quote form and we’ll get you a clear number with no pressure and no obligation. Every home is a little different, so an honest quote beats a one-size-fits-all price every time.

It’s worth serious consideration. Fuse boxes and off-brand panels like Zinsco and Federal Pacific can be undersized for modern demand, and some have breakers that fail to trip during a fault, the exact moment they’re supposed to protect you. We’ll inspect yours and give you a straight recommendation.

Absolutely, that’s the right way to do it. Before installing a Level 2 charger, we run a load calculation to confirm your panel has the capacity. If it doesn’t, we can upgrade the panel as part of the project so your charging is safe and reliable.

We’re open Monday through Friday, 8am to 7pm, and we’re closed nights and weekends. If something is smoking or burning, call 911. For any other hazard outside our hours, switch off the affected breaker if you safely can, leave us a message at 801-603-2094, and you’ll be first in line the next business morning.