Electrician in Grant Park, Portland — Built for 1920s Homes

In Beaumont-Wilshire, the old three-wire aluminum circuit feeding the electric dryer was shorting out. We retired it and ran a new 30-amp dryer line with a modern four-prong outlet, routing surface conduit through the garage attic so the walls stayed intact. The work was inspected, and old splices were moved into proper junction boxes to meet code. Aluminum wiring repair like this removes a real fire risk from an older home.

★★★★★Stephen C.

“Igor is amazing to work with. His attention to detail and drive to get the project done to spec (as well as make it look good) are great attributes. He continually went above and beyond to make sure the project was completed to code. I will absolutely work with Igor again when any electrical needs arise.”

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An Irvington homeowner needed an outlet outside that would be safe in Portland rain. We installed a GFCI outlet in a weatherproof box with an in-use cover, fed through conduit along the siding. Code requires GFCI protection on outdoor outlets, so it shuts off on a fault and stays dry.

★★★★★Josh H.

“Igor did a awesome job for a reasonable price highly recommend his services!”

This Beaumont-Wilshire homeowner wanted a new outlet in the garage for tools. We ran a new circuit from the panel in flexible metal conduit and set the box where they needed it. A dedicated circuit means no more tripped breakers when the big tools are running.

★★★★★Mikhaxl

“Igor is a very knowledgeable electrician. With his service, you’re never in the dark about what’s going on. He keeps you updated from beginning to end. Definitely recommend!”

An Alameda home in Portland had two panels, one of them an old Murray. We combined them into a single new panel rated for 200 amps, with the main breaker set at 100 amps to match the house's current service. If the homeowners decide to upgrade to 200-amp service later, the panel is already ready for it. We also grounded the house to code and added gas and water bonding.

★★★★★Rebecca F.

“Very professional and knowledgeable. Igor did an awsome job. We will continue to use PWR PRO ELECTRIC, for our indoor lighting.”

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An Irvington homeowner wanted easier control over their lights. We swapped an old bank of switches for a multi-button lighting keypad, so the main lights are now controlled from one clean plate on the wall. Small upgrades like this make an older home easier to live in.

★★★★★Gamachis A.

“If you need electrical work done, call Igor! He came out on short notice to install our security camera and lights, and did a fantastic job. He’s efficient, highly skilled, and very kind. 10/10 recommend for any job, big or small!”

An older Irvington home lost power, and we were out the next day to find out why. The panel was the problem, so we replaced it and brought the house's electrical up to code at the same time. Electrical panel replacement comes up often in Portland's older homes, where the original equipment was never meant for today's loads.

★★★★★Nicole H.

“Igor has been great! We lost power to our house and he was out to assess the situation the next day! Able to replace our panel and get our older house up to code! Truly appreciate his work!”

An owner of several older rental properties, one of them in Rose City Park, sends us the hard problems these houses turn up. Older rentals tend to hide wiring surprises behind the walls, so electrical troubleshooting there starts with finding the real cause, then fixing it properly instead of patching it.

★★★★★Michele M.

“Igor is the smartest, most thorough electrician I’ve ever had the pleasure of working with! In owning some older rental properties, I threw some really difficult projects at him. He treated it like “nothing but a thing!” and solved every problem efficiently, thoroughly and successfully. I would trust him with ANY electrical task!”