Broomfield Electrician

Looking for a Broomfield Electrician? Look no further, ElectriCall is here to help with all your electrical needs. Whether you’re in the Anthem master-planned community, the Broadlands neighborhood, near Flatiron Crossing, or along the Interlocken business corridor, let’s face it, no one has time to hire an electrician who doesn’t know what they are doing, doesn’t really fix your problem, doesn’t show up on time, and goes over budget. With us, you will never have to face the same issue.

ElectriCall, has been helping families and individuals in the Broomfield area for years and has over 25 years’ electrical experience. From residential properties in Westlake to homes in the Arista development, from properties near the Paul Derda Recreation Center to residences along West 120th Avenue, we’ve built our reputation on reliable service and electrical expertise.

Broomfield holds a unique place in Colorado—it’s the state’s youngest consolidated city and county, having achieved this status in 2001. Originally a small agricultural community founded in the 1960s, Broomfield has transformed into a thriving city of roughly 70,000 residents strategically positioned along the US 36 corridor between Denver and Boulder. This location makes it a hub for residential growth and technology companies, with developments like Interlocken and FlatIron Crossing reshaping the landscape. The city spans elevation ranges from 5,096 to 5,856 feet, and this varied terrain combined with exposure to both prairie winds from the east and mountain weather from the west creates distinct electrical challenges. Temperature swings can be dramatic—winter lows dip well below zero while summer highs push into the 90s—causing stress on heating and cooling systems. Broomfield’s newer construction standards and mix of modern subdivisions with older properties from the 1960s and 70s mean residential electrical needs vary widely across neighborhoods.

There’s a reason your neighbors in Broomfield hire ElectriCall – we fix your electrical problem right the first time with experienced and vetted technicians and a customer service team that believe your problem is priority number one.

We Offer:

Free Estimates
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Military and Senior Discounts
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No Overtime Fees

Broomfield’s rapid growth over the past two decades means properties range from brand-new smart homes in Anthem requiring advanced electrical systems and EV charging stations, to older homes in Aspen Creek and Willow Run that may need panel upgrades and rewiring. Retail centers like Flatiron Crossing and The Shops at Broomfield provide shopping destinations, while properties along Main Street in the historic Old Town area often need careful electrical updates that preserve character while meeting modern code requirements. Throughout subdivisions like Broadlands West, Red Leaf, and McKay Landing, homeowners count on us for everything from outdoor lighting installation that showcases mountain views to whole-house surge protection against Colorado’s frequent thunderstorms.

We provide families, businesses, and individuals with the following services:

Serving Broomfield, Colorado since 2011

The electrical system of your home or commercial building in Broomfield, Colorado is one of the most integral components that should never be taken lightly. Here at ElectriCall, your safety and satisfaction are our topmost concerns. Thus, our team of seasoned experts is committed to ensuring that the job is carried out professionally, with quality and urgency. Since 2011 we’ve been providing electrical services in Broomfield. From residential neighborhoods near Broomfield Bay Aquatic Park to the growing Arista mixed-use development, from established communities along Lowell Boulevard to properties near the Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport and neighborhoods along Sheridan Boulevard, we understand the electrical demands unique to Broomfield homes. We’ve helped homeowners prepare for Colorado’s weather extremes, installed backup generators for families who need reliable power, upgraded panels in homes transitioning to electric vehicle ownership, and provided residential electrical solutions throughout the city’s expanding neighborhoods. Our service area includes every corner of Broomfield—from homes along US 36 to properties backing up to open space trails.

Broomfield’s commitment to open space and outdoor recreation—with over 300 acres of parks and an extensive trail system connecting neighborhoods—means many properties benefit from professional landscape lighting installation. Homeowners along trails leading to Broomfield Commons Open Space and Great Western Park use outdoor electrical solutions to extend their enjoyment of Colorado’s beautiful evenings. The city’s position in plant hardiness zone 6a supports diverse landscaping, and properly designed outdoor electrical systems help residents showcase their gardens and create safe, well-lit pathways. Throughout the 120th Avenue corridor and neighborhoods throughout the city, professional electrical installations support energy-efficient lighting and climate control systems. Whether your property dates back to Broomfield’s early days as “the broomcorn capital” or represents the city’s modern growth, we provide electrical services that meet your specific needs.

Give us a call; we’ll be glad to serve you.

If you have any questions or are ready to hire your Broomfield electrician call ElectriCall today at 720-879-2253.

Fun Facts About Broomfield

58.7% of the residents of Broomfield are married
The median house value is $328,000
The population of Broomfield is around 70,000
Broomfield ranges from 5,096 to 5,856 feet
Broomfield’s plant hardiness zone is 6a
Broomfield has a large path system that can be used for both biking and hiking
Broomfield has a walkscore of 29
8.2% of the residents of Broomfield are civilian veterans
Broomfield became Colorado’s newest county in 2001, the first new county created in the state since 1902
The city is named after the broomcorn that was grown in the area during its agricultural past