Quick answer
As of September 2026, the electrical contractors most often found serving St. George, UT homeowners include JR Electric, Southern Utah Electric, Fowler Electric, and Ohana Electric, with HedgeHog Electric focused on commercial work. This page profiles each from its own published information without ratings or rankings; verify any license on Utah DOPL’s public lookup before hiring. St. George Electric Pro does not perform electrical work; it matches homeowners with independent local electricians.
St. George Electric Pro · St. George, UT and Washington County
How this list was built
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Real, findable businesses
Each one has a working website, a published phone number, and a physical base in or serving Washington County. No directories, no lead-gen shells.
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License claims as published
We restate what each company says about its licensing and verified one against a live DOPL record. We do not certify any of them; you verify before hiring.
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No ratings, no rankings
No stars, no “#1,” no review counts. The order below is not a ranking. Reviews on Google, BBB, and Yelp are a click away and are yours to weigh.
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No pay-to-play
Nobody paid to be on this list and nobody can. If a company here later becomes a referral partner of this site, that will not change what is written about it.
Profiles reflect each company’s own website as read on September 26, 2026. Companies change services, areas, and phone numbers; if something here is out of date, tell us and we will fix it.
The profiles
Listed in no particular order.
JR Electric
stgeorgeelectrician.com · (435) 628-9444
- Based
- St. George; serves Southern Utah
- Focus
- Residential and commercial
- Services listed
- New construction and remodels, new outlets, switches and circuits, security and exterior lighting, pool and spa hookups.
- Emergency
- States it is “available 24 hours for any service issue.”
- License
- Describes itself as a licensed master electrician and licensed electrical contractor with “over 20 years” in business. A name search for “JR Electric” on the DOPL lookup returned no record on our check date, which usually means the license is held under a different legal name; ask for the number and look it up directly.
Southern Utah Electric
southernutahelectric.com · (435) 562-1776
- Based
- St. George; lists St. George, Hurricane, Washington City, Santa Clara, Ivins, and La Verkin
- Focus
- Homeowners and businesses
- Services listed
- Wiring, low-voltage wiring, lighting control and landscape lighting, smart panels, circuit additions, recessed lighting, EV charging, service upgrades.
- Emergency
- References emergency electrician services on its site.
- License
- Publishes its Utah contractor license number (14212391-5501). We looked it up on the DOPL lookup on September 26, 2026: status Active, issued March 25, 2025, expiring November 30, 2027, with a Residential Electrical (E201) classification and no disciplinary action listed. That residential-only classification is worth knowing if your job is commercial.
The one profile here we could verify against a live DOPL record, because the company publishes its number. That is the behavior to look for.
Fowler Electric LLC
fowlerelectricutah.com · (435) 682-3866
- Based
- Cedar City (Iron County); states it serves St. George and Washington County and communities within about 100 miles of Cedar City
- Focus
- Residential and commercial
- Services listed
- Panel upgrades, EV chargers including Tesla Wall Connector, solar and battery storage, generators (states Generac certification), lighting, whole-home and kitchen/basement wiring, new construction, repairs and inspections.
- Emergency
- States 24/7 emergency electrical service.
- License
- Describes itself as “fully licensed, bonded, and insured” in Utah. No license number found on its site during our check; ask for it.
A regional, multi-location contractor rather than a St. George-based one. Response time to Washington County is the question to ask.
Ohana Electric
ohana-electric.com · (435) 681-4155
- Based
- Utah office serving St. George, Washington City, Santa Clara, Ivins, Hurricane, La Verkin, Toquerville, Leeds, Virgin, Springdale, and Cedar City; the company also operates in the Seattle area
- Focus
- Primarily residential; lists commercial work in Utah
- Services listed
- Repair and remodel wiring, panel and service upgrades, new circuits, EV charger installation, diagnostics, safety inspections and grounding, lighting, generators, whole-home rewiring.
- Emergency
- States 24/7 emergency electrical service.
- License
- States its technicians are “fully licensed, bonded, and insured.” No Utah license number found on its site during our check; ask for it.
A two-state company with a local Washington County office. Confirm which office and which license covers your job.
HedgeHog Electric
hedgehogelectric.com · (435) 635-9793
- Based
- Offices in Hurricane, UT and Lindon, UT; works across Utah and Nevada
- Focus
- Primarily commercial construction and remodel
- Services listed
- Commercial electrical for medical, retail, hospitality, office, fuel-station, warehouse, and multifamily projects. Residential work is referred to a separate brand, ServiceRight Electric, per its site.
- Emergency
- Not stated on the commercial site.
- License
- No license statement found on the pages we read; ask for the number.
Included because it appears in local search results for St. George electricians and has a Hurricane office, but it is the wrong call for most homeowner jobs on this site.
Other licensed independents in the market
Washington County has a deep bench beyond the five profiled above. Names that appear in the Better Business Bureau’s St. George electrician category and the Southern Utah Local directory include Wilkinson Electric, Palmer Electric, Mike Hogan Electric, Voltworx Electric, Barney Brothers Electric, Jones Electric Services, Sparky Electric, L&H Electric, Red Rock Electric, Red Sands Electric, Allen Electric, Bright Ideas Electric, Snow Electrical, Hunt Electric, Rich Electric, Shaffer Electric, and Value Electric, among others. We have not profiled or verified these; they are listed so you know the market is not five companies deep. The same license check applies to every one of them.
What separates a good electrician from a listing
- They give you the license number without being asked twice. Southern Utah Electric prints its number on its website; that is the standard.
- The classification fits the job. Utah issues residential-only and broader electrical contractor classifications. A residential classification is exactly right for a home panel and wrong for a commercial tenant improvement.
- They pull permits and say so. Panels, service upgrades, and new circuits are permitted work in St. George City and Washington County.
- The quote is itemized. Labor, materials, permit, and any panel work called out. See how to read an electrician quote.
- They tell you when it can wait. An electrician who says “that is a Monday job, do not pay my after-hours rate” is one to keep.
- Insurance on request. The DOPL lookup shows the license, not the insurance certificate. Ask for the certificate on anything bigger than a device swap.
Verify before you hire
Every claim in the profiles above is the company’s own. The one thing you can check independently in two minutes is the license: the verify-a-licensed-electrician guide walks through the DOPL lookup step by step, including how to read the classification and the disciplinary line.