Hatten Electrical: 24/7 Residential & Commercial Electrical Services
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Hatten Electrical is a full-service electrical contractor based at 255 Nelson Drive in Jackson, serving Teton County and Idaho's Teton Valley. New construction wiring, remodels, service calls, and emergency repairs for residential and commercial work. Licensed, bonded, insured. After-hours emergency calls supported. The right fit is anyone needing licensed electrical work in the area, with the option of true emergency response. The wrong fit is purely DIY territory like swapping a fixture; for that, head to your local hardware store first.
Residential & Commercial Electrical Services by Hatten Electrical
New construction electrical (residential and commercial), remodels and panel upgrades, service calls (problem diagnosis, repairs), dedicated circuits (EV chargers, hot tubs, well pumps, generator interlocks), troubleshooting on existing systems, and 24-hour emergency response when something goes seriously wrong. Coordination with general contractors on builds and renovations.
How they fit a project
For new builds and major renovations, get an electrical contractor into the conversation early. If you're working with a local builder like Holderman Construction or Teewinot Construction, ask them to coordinate with Hatten on the schedule. For service calls and existing-property issues, Hatten handles one-off jobs on a service-call basis with diagnostic and repair work.
Why emergency response matters here
Two things specific to this region. First, weather: winter storms can take down power, freeze pipes, and cause cascading electrical issues that need same-day attention. Second, the building stock varies wildly: from older valley homes with dated wiring to ultra-modern smart homes with complex panels. Both can throw electrical issues that benefit from a contractor who knows local context.
What to plan around
Two practical things. First, good local electricians are in demand year-round; expect a wait for non-emergency work, especially during peak building season (April through October). Second, emergency response carries premium pricing relative to scheduled work; that's the cost of having someone on call.
Local note
For new builds in this region, plan electrical capacity for future needs, not just current. Properties here often add EV chargers, electric heat pumps, hot tubs, well pumps, and shop equipment over time, and undersized panels become real cost two or three years in. Talk to Hatten about future-proofing the panel and conduit runs at install; the upfront cost is small compared to retrofitting later.
Final take
For licensed electrical work in Jackson, Teton County, or Teton Valley, Idaho, Hatten Electrical is one of the right calls. Plan ahead for non-emergency work, use the after-hours line for genuine emergencies, and bring them into builds early.
FAQ
Do they handle small service calls or only large projects?
Both. Smaller service calls and large new-construction work, with planning lead time appropriate to scope.
Are they licensed and insured?
Yes. Confirm credentials directly when you engage them.
Do they offer 24-hour emergency service?
Yes. After-hours and emergency appointments available; emergency response carries premium pricing.
Do they work in Idaho?
Yes, including Teton Valley, Idaho. Confirm specific service area for your project.