
Lighting
Recessed, pendant, chandelier and under-cabinet lighting, fans, LED upgrades and dimming.
About lightingResort Electric handles electrical work for shops, offices, restaurants and lodging across the Wood River Valley. Tenant improvements, lighting upgrades, repairs and new circuits, scheduled around your business hours so you can stay open.

We meet on site, review drawings if you have them and learn your equipment and schedule.
We provide a written scope and a schedule that works around your hours.
We pull permits and complete the work in phases to keep you open where possible.
The work passes inspection and the panel schedule is updated.
Valley businesses run on a seasonal calendar. Restaurants, shops and lodging are busiest in ski season and summer, so we schedule bigger projects for shoulder seasons and handle urgent repairs whenever they come up.
Many commercial spaces in Hailey and Ketchum are in older buildings that have been reconfigured several times. Before a tenant improvement, we trace what feeds what so the new layout starts clean.
Lodging and rental properties need electrical work done with guests in mind, which means quiet, tidy and scheduled between stays.
Businesses in Hailey, Ketchum and Sun Valley can arrange electrical work around equipment needs and operating schedules in Blaine County, Idaho.
Commercial Electrical for homes and businesses in Hailey, Ketchum, Sun Valley, Bellevue, Carey and Picabo and Fairfield and Camas County.
Yes. We schedule commercial work early, late or in phases so you can stay open, and we plan larger jobs for slower seasons when that fits your business. For restaurants and lodging, we coordinate around service times and guest stays.
Yes. We handle electrical for tenant improvements in offices, retail and restaurant spaces, including new circuits, lighting, panel changes and coordination with the landlord and general contractor. We work from your drawings or help develop the electrical scope, then schedule the work around your opening date.
Yes. We retrofit or replace commercial fixtures with LED, add controls such as occupancy sensors and timers, and upgrade exterior and parking lighting. LED lighting typically uses less power and needs less maintenance, which matters for high ceilings and hard-to-reach fixtures.
Yes. Commercial kitchens need dedicated circuits for ovens, fryers, refrigeration, hoods and dishwashers, often at 208 or 240 volts. We check the panel and service, run circuits to the equipment specs and coordinate with your equipment supplier on connection points.
Tell us what you need and where the property is. For anything urgent, call (208) 928-4250.