Service area
Ten Mile Electric is a licensed electrician based in Silverthorne, serving every town in Summit County: Silverthorne, Dillon, Frisco, Keystone, Breckenridge, Copper Mountain, Blue River, Montezuma and Heeney. We handle repairs, panel upgrades, EV chargers, lighting, new construction and commercial work for full-time residents, second-home owners and businesses.
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The work
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Much of Summit's housing is condos and townhomes built decades ago, with panels sized for a different era. Adding a charger, a hot tub or a kitchen remodel usually starts with a load calculation and often a panel upgrade.
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A charger on a weak circuit is one of the most common causes of burned wire we find, so we check the circuit before anything else. Every association has its own rules, so we coordinate with the board or property manager on the electrical side.
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Second homes and short-term rentals go weeks without anyone inside. Heat tape, exterior lighting and anything that fails while nobody is there gets found late, so we work with owners and managers to get in, fix it and send photos.
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Restaurants, shops and lodging in Frisco, Breckenridge, Dillon and Silverthorne. Tenant finish, kitchen equipment circuits, lighting and service work, scheduled around opening hours so the business keeps running.
CommercialTowns
We're based here, so it's usually the quickest place for us to reach. Silverthorne runs from the shops and restaurants along the Blue River up into the Wildernest and Mesa Cortina condos and out to newer single-family homes north of town. Condo panels at capacity, garage EV chargers and commercial tenant finish make up much of the work.
A lakeside town with a redeveloping core of mixed-use and commercial buildings, older homes on the hill above the reservoir, and the condos and townhomes of Dillon Valley across I-70. Older wiring in decades-old buildings, panel upgrades and commercial work in the town core are the common calls.
Main Street is lined with restaurants, shops and lodging, much of it in buildings that have changed hands and uses many times. That means tenant finish, kitchen circuits and lighting for commercial spaces, alongside remodels of older cabins and condos in the residential blocks off Main.
Resort condos and lodging around River Run and the lake, plus single-family homes spread along the Snake River valley. Many units sit empty between stays, so heat tape, exterior lighting and anything that fails while nobody is watching are regular calls.
One of the highest incorporated towns in the country, up the valley past Keystone. Cabins and older homes, where aging wiring, smaller electrical services and winter access shape what a job looks like and how we schedule it.
A historic downtown with the ski resort at its edge and large custom homes in the neighborhoods above. In the historic district that often means old wiring in old buildings. On the hillsides it's new construction and custom homes, and across town, short-term rentals that need problems fixed between guests.
Wooded lots off long private roads on the way up toward Hoosier Pass. Homes here tend to be larger and more spread out, so service upgrades, exterior lighting, long underground runs and winter reliability come up more often than they do downtown.
Almost entirely resort condos and village commercial at the base of the mountain. Shared buildings mean work gets coordinated with property managers and associations, and access, parking and timing around guest stays matter as much as the electrical work itself.
The far north end of the county, on Green Mountain Reservoir off Highway 9. Cabins and seasonal homes, and a longer drive than the rest of Summit, so we schedule work here rather than treating it as a quick call.
Services
The full list of services is available in every town on this page.
Questions
Timing, travel, permits and the kinds of property we work on here.
Often, depending on the schedule. We're based in Silverthorne, so Summit is where we can most often reach a job the same day. Call with the address and what's happening, and we'll give you a realistic arrival time rather than a window that keeps slipping. If something is sparking or hot to the touch, turn off the breaker first.
Usually, yes. The first question is whether the panel and circuit can carry the load, which is why we run a load calculation before quoting. A charger on a weak circuit is one of the most common causes of burned wire we see. We also coordinate with the HOA or property manager on what they require.
Regularly. A lot of Summit County property is second homes and short-term rentals, so we work with owners and property managers to get access, fix the problem between guests where possible, and send photos of what we found and what we did. You don't need to be on site.
Yes, a lot of it. Restaurants, retail, hotels and lodging, tenant finish and new commercial builds across Silverthorne, Dillon, Frisco, Breckenridge and the resort areas. We work with owners, property managers and general contractors, and schedule around opening hours so the business keeps running.
It depends on where the property sits. Some towns run their own building departments, while unincorporated areas such as Copper Mountain and Heeney are permitted through the county. We confirm the right office for your address before quoting, pull the permit, coordinate the inspection and itemize the fee on your quote.
Get in touch
Give us the address and what's going on, and we'll tell you what it takes, what it costs, and when we can get there.
