Residential streets in a Missouri community

Service areas

St. Charles County, and what each part of it needs

Housing age changes sharply as you move west across this county, and so does the work. Here is where we go and what we tend to find in each place.

  • St. Charles, including Old Town and Frenchtown
  • St. Peters and O'Fallon
  • Cottleville and Weldon Spring
  • Dardenne Prairie and nearby

Where we work

The communities we cover

Same county, very different houses. What goes wrong in Frenchtown is not what goes wrong in Cottleville.

St. Charles, MO

Our home base

The whole city — Old Town and Frenchtown with their pre-war housing, the mid-century neighborhoods west of them, and the newer construction out toward Zumbehl and Elm Point. Three very different eras of wiring inside one city limit.

Old Town & Frenchtown

The historic core

Missouri’s largest historic district. Homes here can predate residential electricity entirely, which means original knob and tube, ungrounded two-prong outlets, and panels that were modern in 1955. Work in the historic district may also involve design review.

St. Peters & O'Fallon

West along 70

Mostly 1980s through 2000s construction. Fewer safety problems, more capacity problems — homeowners adding EV chargers, hot tubs, finished basements and shop circuits to panels that were sized for a smaller life.

Cottleville & Weldon Spring

South of the city

Newer subdivisions and larger homes. Generator transfer switches, whole-home surge protection and detached garage or shop feeds are the common calls out here.

Dardenne Prairie & Lake Saint Louis

Further west

Within our normal radius for scheduled work. Newer housing, so the work skews toward additions and upgrades rather than corrections.

Portage des Sioux, West Alton & rural county

North and east

Call and we will tell you honestly whether we can get there same-day or whether it needs to be booked. For a service upgrade or a panel replacement, the drive is never the issue.

One thing worth knowing: permitting differs depending on whether your address is inside city limits or in unincorporated St. Charles County. Tell us the address and we will tell you which applies before anything is scheduled.

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