Find a licensed electrician for your Colorado home or jobsite
Sullix matches Colorado homeowners and GCs with licensed, insured electrical contractors for panel upgrades, EV chargers, rewires, and full new-construction electrical scope. All bids are platform-mediated and protected by milestone-based escrow.
What Sullix-vetted electrical crews handle
Common scopes covered by Colorado contractors quoting on Sullix. Post once and receive competitive bids from verified pros in your area.
Panel upgrades & service changes
200A panel upgrades, sub-panels, generator transfer switches, and meter relocations — quoted by Colorado-licensed master electricians.
EV charger & solar interconnect
Level 2 EV chargers, smart load management, and solar interconnect work, including utility coordination with Xcel and Black Hills.
Whole-home rewires & new construction
Knob-and-tube replacement, aluminum-wiring remediation, and full new-build rough/trim with inspection coordination.
Why hire electrical contractors through Sullix
Verified license & insurance
Every contractor's Colorado license and liability insurance is checked at onboarding and re-validated monthly.
Milestone-based escrow
Payments stay in escrow and release as milestones complete — no large upfront deposits, no "pay everything before work starts."
Documented scope & change orders
Every bid, contract, and change order is timestamped and stored in your project workspace — clean documentation if anything goes sideways.
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to upgrade an electrical panel in Colorado?
A 200A panel upgrade in Colorado typically runs $2,500–$4,500 including the panel, breakers, labor, and permit. Service-line replacement, mast work, or relocating the meter can push the project to $5,000–$8,000.
Do I need a permit for EV charger installation?
Yes. Colorado jurisdictions require an electrical permit for any new dedicated EV-charger circuit. A licensed electrician will pull the permit, perform the install, and schedule inspection on your behalf.
How do I verify an electrician is licensed in Colorado?
Colorado licenses electricians through DORA. Sullix verifies every contractor's license number and insurance during onboarding, and re-checks expiry dates monthly.