Nexus Electrical Group is a licensed electrical contractor based in Beaverton, and we do residential electrical work for homeowners across the city: panel upgrades, Level 2 EV chargers, SPAN smart panels, generators, surge protection, lighting design, and dedicated circuits for hot tubs and saunas. Call (971) 410-7073 to book an appointment. Oregon CCB #226988.

Beaverton is home for us. Our shop is on SW 185th Ave, so a job in Central Beaverton, Cedar Hills, Murrayhill, or up on Cooper Mountain is a short drive, not a trip across the metro.

What kind of electrical work do Beaverton homes need?

Beaverton's housing ranges widely. Many of the older ranches and split-levels around Central Beaverton and Cedar Hills were built with smaller electrical services, often 100 amps or less, long before EV chargers and heat pumps. Newer subdivisions toward Murrayhill, Sexton Mountain, and South Cooper Mountain usually start with more capacity but still need dedicated circuits for chargers, hot tubs, and remodels. That's why a look at the panel is usually step one.

Here's what we do most often for Beaverton homeowners:

Recent work in Beaverton

A few Beaverton projects we've written up:

Who issues electrical permits in Beaverton?

It depends on whether you're inside city limits. A lot of homes with a Beaverton mailing address are actually in unincorporated Washington County.

  • Inside Beaverton city limits, the City of Beaverton Building Division issues electrical permits and handles the inspections. Permits are applied for online through the city's permitting system.
  • In unincorporated areas such as Aloha, Washington County Building Services issues electrical permits.

Either way, we pull the permit and schedule the inspection as part of the job. If you're not sure which side of the line your home is on, we'll check before we start.

Which utility serves Beaverton?

Beaverton is in Portland General Electric (PGE) territory. That matters for EV charger and panel projects, because PGE runs a Smart Charging program with rebates for Level 2 chargers and, in some cases, a related panel upgrade. Our post on PGE's panel upgrade rebate for EV chargers explains how it works. You need to check and confirm your own eligibility directly with PGE. Nexus Electrical Group does not apply for, process, or guarantee rebates.

Beaverton electrical FAQ

Is Nexus Electrical Group actually based in Beaverton?

Yes. Our office is at 3075 SW 185th Ave, and Beaverton homes are some of the closest jobs we do.

Who issues electrical permits for my Beaverton home?

Inside city limits, the City of Beaverton Building Division. If your home is in unincorporated Washington County, like Aloha, the county issues them. We pull the permit either way.

Will my older Beaverton home need a panel upgrade for an EV charger?

Not always. Many older homes have 100-amp service, which may or may not have room for a Level 2 charger. A load calculation tells us whether you need an upgrade, load management, or neither. Our 2026 cost guide explains what drives the price.

Can you design the lighting for my Beaverton remodel?

Yes. Our master electrician does in-home lighting design consultations, and the plan is built to be installed. It's normally $499, or $199 with the $300 coupon.

Do you wire hot tubs and saunas in Beaverton?

Yes. Both need a dedicated 240-volt circuit sized to the equipment, and a hot tub also needs GFCI protection and a disconnect within sight of the tub.

Book a Beaverton electrician

Call (971) 410-7073 to book your appointment. To save $300, request your coupon through our partner, Qualified Electricians PDX, at nexuselectricalgroup.com/coupon. It arrives in 2 to 3 days, is valid for 90 days, and is limited to one per address per year.

Nexus Electrical Group · 3075 SW 185th, Beaverton, OR 97006 · (971) 410-7073 · Oregon CCB #226988