Electrical work in the Gorge spans old homes and new builds. Browse licensed electricians by city for panel upgrades, rewires, EV chargers, and code-compliant repairs.
6 providers across the Gorge
Service area: The Dalles
Their team provides residential, commercial, light industrial, and design-build electrical services. With experienced electricians, a strong work ethic, and integrity, they focus on quality work and building lasting client relationships.
Service area: The Dalles
Powering the Columbia River Gorge with Trusted Electrical Solutions for Homes, Businesses, and Industry.
Service area: White Salmon, Hood River
Justin and his family-run team handle complex residential and commercial electrical projects with skill, care, and reliability. Known for thoughtful design, precise work, and he and his crew show up.
Service area: Hood River
Their team handles residential and commercial electrical work for new and existing homes and buildings. Fast, professional, and highly knowledgeable, they’re known for skilled, reliable service that locals trust and gladly recommend.
Service area: Hood River, The Dalles, Mosier, White Salmon, Parkdale, Odell
Proudly serving the Columbia River Gorge for over 62 years, we provide expert electrical services for residential, commercial, industrial, and automated systems. Our fast, reliable, and highly qualified team is family‑ and veteran‑owned, and trusted locally for experience you can count on.
Service area: Hood River
Owned by Ryan, Dethman Electric is known for professional, high-quality work and excellent customer service. From keeping work areas clean to providing timely quotes and accommodating smaller projects personally, Ryan is known for attention to detail and quality work.
Yes. Oregon requires electrical contractors to hold a valid CCB license and carry appropriate insurance. Individual electricians must hold a journeyman or master electrician certificate issued by the Oregon Building Codes Division. Washington has equivalent requirements through L&I.
Service calls typically start at $100–$150. Hourly rates run $100–$175 depending on the job complexity. Panel upgrades (100A to 200A) typically cost $2,000–$4,000. EV charger installation runs $500–$1,500 depending on panel capacity and outlet location.
Older homes in Hood River, Cascade Locks, and Stevenson frequently have aluminum wiring, undersized panels (60A or 100A), and knob-and-tube that needs evaluation or replacement. Vacation rentals often need outlet upgrades and GFCI compliance work. East-side homes see demand for whole-home generator hookups and surge protection given weather events.