Get Help — Two Fast Ways to Reach Us

Call (520) 679-1830. Phone is answered live during office hours and 24 hours for emergencies. Texting is a close second and is the best option if you want to send a photo of the issue.

Any after-hours difference is disclosed upfront, before we’re dispatched — so you can decide whether you want us now or first thing in the morning. Whatever the rate is, you hear it before we’re on the way.

The City of Tucson requires a permit and inspection for most residential electrical work, including new circuits and subpanels. Commercial work additionally requires licensed architect or engineer plans. We handle the permit side of any job that requires one, and we’ll tell you upfront whether yours does.

Lightning strikes and the grid fluctuations that follow them send damaging voltage spikes through a home’s wiring. A whole-home surge protector installed at the panel is the most common fix.

Commonly $50–$130/hr plus a trip fee in the $100–$225 range, as a general market figure rather than a locked Eagle Electric rate. You’ll always get a firm number for your specific job before work starts.

Any workmanship or parts warranty that applies to your job is stated in writing on your estimate or invoice. We don’t advertise warranty terms on this site that we haven’t put in writing for you — ask us directly and we’ll tell you exactly what’s covered.

No — we’re a service-area business. We come to your home rather than operating a walk-in counter.

During office hours (Mon–Fri 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM) we aim to call or text back the same business day. Forms submitted overnight or on a weekend are picked up the next business morning — so if something is sparking, smoking, or smells like burning right now, please call instead.