About

About Short Circuit Electric

A veteran-owned electrical contracting business owned by Edwin Rogers in San Tan Valley, AZ.

About

The business behind the work

Short Circuit Electric is a veteran-owned electrical contracting business owned by Edwin Rogers.

Edwin has 10+ years of experience in the electrical trade.

If you are weighing up who to hire, the useful thing is rarely a page of adjectives. It is a straight conversation about your particular job — what it involves, what it does not, and whether it is work we should be taking on at all.

Start with the work you need done and the details you already know.

The request form is the place to start. It asks for the details that describe an electrical job properly — the work itself, where it is, and anything already known about it.

Outdoor electrical equipment installation: a grey enclosure with rigid conduit risers and a disconnect mounted alongside.
Outdoor electrical equipment installation

Details

The business

Owner
Edwin Rogers
Veteran-owned
Yes
Experience
10+ years in the trade

Before you hire anyone

Four things worth asking any electrician

This is general advice about hiring in this trade, not a sales pitch. Ask us the same questions — and ask whoever else you are considering.

  • Ask who is actually doing the work

    Whether it is the person you spoke to, an employee, or a subcontractor. All three are normal — but you should know which one before anyone shows up.

  • Ask what happens if the job turns out to be bigger

    Electrical work has a habit of revealing more once a wall or a panel is open. Agreeing in advance how that gets handled prevents most disputes.

  • Ask what is included and what is not

    Patching and repairs afterward, fixtures, permits and inspections are the usual gaps between what a customer assumed and what was quoted.

  • Ask for the license and insurance details

    Any electrical contractor should be able to give you these without hesitation, and you should be able to check them independently.

If you want to ask Short Circuit Electric any of these questions, include them in the request form.

Start with the job in front of you

Send over the details of the work, where it is, and anything you already know about it.

Call (949) 572-7827

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