Answers to Your Electrical Repair Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Are you licensed and insured to perform electrical work in Montana?

    Yes, NXT LVL Electrical Solutions is fully licensed and insured in the state of Montana. Furthermore, our firm is led by a licensed engineer and master electrician for maximum structural compliance.

  • What are the signs that my electrical panel needs an upgrade?

    Common indicators include frequently tripping breakers, flickering lights when major appliances turn on, rust inside the breaker box, or relying heavily on extension cords due to a lack of wall outlets.

  • Do you offer emergency electrical repair services?

    Yes, we provide prompt emergency electrical response for dangerous situations like burning smells, sparking outlets, or sudden unexpected loss of power.

  • What towns do you serve outside of Great Falls?

    In addition to Great Falls, we proudly serve surrounding areas including Belt, Cascade, Cascade County, and Lewistown.

  • What is a GenerLink generator transfer switch?

    A GenerLink is a device installed directly behind your electric meter that allows you to safely connect a portable generator directly to your home's main panel without running extension cords indoors.

  • Can you install electrical systems for brand-new custom homes?

    Absolutely. We specialize in complete new construction wiring, working closely with home builders to design and install custom lighting, panel boards, and appliance circuits from scratch.

  • What is the benefit of having a licensed engineer oversee electrical work?

    An engineering background ensures that complex electrical load calculations, system distribution designs, and code requirements are planned with mathematical precision, preventing future system overloads.

  • How can I schedule an appointment for electrical service?

    You can easily book an appointment directly through our online booking tool on our website or call our office.

  • What should I do if an outlet begins to spark or smell burnt?

    Turn off the circuit breaker controlling that outlet immediately, avoid using any connected equipment, and contact our emergency electrical repair line right away.

  • Do you handle commercial electrical projects as well as residential?

    Yes, we handle commercial new construction, panel expansions, conduit runs, and facility electrical maintenance alongside our residential services.