Range & Cooktop Circuits
40A and 50A circuits for electric and induction ranges, including gas-to-electric conversions.
Appliance Wiring
Appliance circuits and wiring in Salt Lake City
Dedicated circuits sized to the appliance nameplate, not to whatever was there before. Gas to electric conversions, induction cooktops, double ovens, dryers and built-in refrigeration handled cleanly.
Licensed & insured
Utah licensed electrical contractor with Master-level scoping on every project.
Diagnostics first
We test and prove the fault before anything gets replaced, so you pay for the fix.
Scheduled around you
Clear arrival windows Monday through Friday, 8 to 5, and a crew that cleans up.
Permits handled
Permits, utility coordination and inspection sign-off taken care of for you.
Appliance Wiring
Circuits that hold up to the load
New appliances draw more than the ones they replace. An induction range on a 1970s 40A circuit is the kind of mismatch we correct every week.
Dryer Circuits
Three-wire to four-wire conversions, new 30A circuits, and receptacle relocation for stacked laundry.
Wall Ovens & Warming Drawers
Hardwired connections and junction placement that satisfies both the installer and the inspector.
Dishwasher, Disposal & Microwave
Dedicated circuits and switched connections that keep the kitchen off one overloaded run.
Built-In Refrigeration
Dedicated circuits and receptacle placement for column and sub-zero style units that installers can actually reach.
Garage & Shop Appliances
Freezers, second refrigerators, welders and compressors given their own properly sized circuits.
How appliance wiring runs
Send us the model number. Nearly every scoping question is answered by the appliance spec sheet plus a look at your panel.
- 1Nameplate and panel check
We confirm voltage, amperage and connection type against your panel capacity and existing circuit.
- 2Placement plan
Junction box and receptacle location set so the appliance sits flush and the installer can make the connection.
- 3Install
New circuit run, terminations torqued to spec, breaker sized correctly, and old abandoned wiring removed.
- 4Test and verify
We power it up, verify draw under load, and confirm the appliance runs as designed before leaving.
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Overhead and underground service upgrades coordinated directly with Rocky Mountain Power.
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Turnkey standby generator installs. Automatic transfer switches wired for zero-drama outages.
Not sure which service you need? See the cities we cover on our service areas page or contact our team.
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Appliance Wiring FAQs
Appliance wiring questions
Can I convert from a gas range to electric or induction?+
Yes, and it is one of our most common requests. Most conversions need a new 40A or 50A 240V circuit run to the kitchen, plus a panel capacity check. Induction in particular does not tolerate an undersized circuit.
My dryer outlet has three prongs and my new dryer has four. What now?+
Modern dryers require a four-wire circuit with a separate ground. Adapters are not the answer. We run or convert the circuit properly, which usually means a new home run from the panel.
Does every appliance need its own circuit?+
Major appliances do: range, dryer, dishwasher, disposal, microwave, and built-in refrigeration. Sharing them is the most common cause of nuisance breaker trips in older Utah kitchens.
Do you install the appliance too?+
We make the electrical connection and verify operation. Setting, leveling, and gas or water connections belong to the appliance installer or plumber, and we coordinate with them on timing.
Is a permit required for a new appliance circuit?+
New circuits are permitted work in the jurisdictions we serve. Replacing a receptacle on an existing compliant circuit generally is not. We tell you which one your job is before we quote it.
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Dedicated appliance circuits and conversions across Salt Lake City.