Juniper Mountain Electric

Serving Brighton, Broomfield, Erie, and Thornton, Colorado, Juniper Mountain Electric is your dependable local electrician. We’re committed to more than just great electrical work—we value our customers like family, focusing on honest communication and top-tier service. Our licensed, insured technicians bring quality craftsmanship to every job, whether it’s a small repair or a major installation. With trusted materials and time-tested methods, we deliver safe, lasting solutions for homes, businesses, and industrial sites.

Jake Jackson founded the company in 2011 with his partner Bonnie, and the origin story is specific enough to repeat. He grew up in a house without running water or electricity, pumping well water and living by kerosene lantern and a wood-fed stove. Bonnie handles the customer side and is the named contact on the company’s site.

The stated specialty is narrower than the category suggests. Electrical service changes, meaning upgrades to the service and the panel feeding a house, are what the company leads with rather than general electrical odd jobs. Around that sit breaker box replacement, whole-house and single-room rewiring, EV charger installation, whole-house surge protection, hardwired smoke detector wiring and ceiling fan work.

Estimates are deliberately not given over the phone. A full on-site diagnostic evaluation comes first and the estimate is issued at the end of it. If a return trip is needed because one of their electricians made a mistake, the company states that trip is scheduled ahead of taking on new work.

Commercial work is aimed at the smaller end, covering retail units, offices, warehouses and school buildings, with lighting design and energy-efficiency retrofits, including emergency lighting, as a distinct line.

One thing to confirm when booking: the company describes its coverage boundary two different ways on two different pages, once as Boulder to Keenesburg and north of I-70 to Loveland, and once as north of Castle Rock to Longmont. Brighton, Broomfield, Erie and Thornton each have their own page and are squarely inside either version.