Electric Avenue PNW is the licensed electrician for Wilsonville and the I-5 tech corridor — panel upgrades, EV charger installation, generator installs, whole-home rewiring, and 24/7 emergency electrical service. Same crew, same standards, same Oregon CCB# 248553 that’s earned 235+ five-star reviews across the Portland metro, now serving Wilsonville, Charbonneau, and the surrounding tech-corridor communities.
Whether you own a 1990s tract home in Villebois, a newer single-family near Memorial Park, a Charbonneau District retirement home, or a tech-corridor commuter house between Wilsonville Road and the Willamette, we wire it right. On-site assessment. Permits filed with Wilsonville Building Division or Clackamas County depending on your parcel. Same-week scheduling for most projects across 97070.
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Site assessment, permits filed, same-week scheduling for most jobs. 24/7 emergency line.
Electrical Services in Wilsonville
Panel Upgrades
100A to 200A upgrades. Modern breaker panels for older Charbonneau homes and 1990s tract builds running out of space.
EV Charger Installation
Level 2 home charging for the I-5 commuter fleet. Tesla, Rivian, Ford, universal NEMA 14-50. Permit included.
Generator Installs
Standby generators sized for the multi-day PGE outages this stretch of the Willamette Valley sees. Generac, Kohler, Briggs.
Whole-House Rewiring
Aluminum branch wiring remediation in older Charbonneau condos, modern circuit overhauls, AFCI/GFCI to current code.
24/7 Emergency
Burning smell, sparking outlet, panel failure, downed service? Call any hour. We answer.
Commercial & ADU
Tenant improvements in the Town Center, retail and restaurant wiring, ADU electrical, detached shop and garage circuits.
Wilsonville Electrical Reality
Wilsonville is one of the most quietly diverse housing markets in the south metro. Most of the city was built or rebuilt after 1990 as a planned community, which means a lot of homes look new on the surface but were wired before the EV, heat pump, and induction-cooking wave hit. The Charbonneau District on the south side of the Willamette runs older and skews toward retirement housing built in the 1970s. And the newer Villebois neighborhood pushes everything in the opposite direction with 2000s and 2010s electrification baked in.
Common Wilsonville Service Calls
1990s tract homes between Wilsonville Road and Boones Ferry: Original 100A or 125A service panels that were fine in 1995 are now squeezed by a heat pump, an EV charger, and an induction range stacked on top. We run a real NEC load calc, add a subpanel, or upgrade to 200A service depending on what actually fits.
Charbonneau District (1970s retirement community): Older breaker panels, aluminum branch wiring in places, and condo/townhome configurations that need HOA coordination. We pull individual unit permits with Clackamas County Building Codes, do COPALUM or AlumiConn pigtail terminations where needed, and stay on top of the shared-wall logistics.
Villebois and newer planned communities: EV chargers, hot-tub circuits, solar-ready conduit runs, smart-home wiring. The bones are good, so the work is mostly additive load planning rather than remediation.
Tech-corridor commuter homes: Two-car garages with two EVs and a 2.5 EV-driver household. Dual Level 2 chargers with load-sharing, EVSE sub-meters for utility rate optimization, and panel space planning so you’re not back in two years adding a third.
Memorial Park area and older Wilsonville Road homes: A handful of pre-1990 homes still survive in this stretch. Original panels, undersized services, and the standard mix of insurance-driven panel-swap calls.
Wilsonville is split between two jurisdictions. Most of the incorporated city falls under the Wilsonville Building Division, but parcels south of the Willamette and a few outlying areas are in Clackamas County. We check your parcel before quoting, file with the correct jurisdiction, and coordinate inspections so you don’t end up with the wrong inspector at the door.
Permits and Local Coordination
Wilsonville electrical permits for incorporated parcels go through the Wilsonville Building Division. Parcels in the Clackamas County portion go through Clackamas County Building Codes. We file every permit with the correct jurisdiction, coordinate the rough-in and final inspections, and handle the PGE disconnect/reconnect appointments for service-equipment work. The bureaucracy is on us.
Standard service equipment work (panel replacements, EV charger circuits, generator transfer switches) typically clears Wilsonville or Clackamas County permit review in 3–7 business days. PGE service-drop coordination adds another 1–3 weeks if the meter base or service drop is being moved. We’ll tell you the realistic timeline at the site assessment.
On-site assessment in Wilsonville
We drive out, look at your panel and your project, run the load calc, and give you a real number. No pressure, no upsells.
Our Promise to Wilsonville
No fine print, no upsells, no surprises. Here’s what every Wilsonville customer gets.
- On-site assessment. We drive out, run the NEC load calc, and give you a real number. No pressure, no obligation.
- Permits filed for you. Wilsonville Building Division for incorporated parcels, Clackamas County for the rest. We figure out which one and file.
- Same Oregon CCB# 248553 crew that’s earned 235+ five-star reviews across the Portland metro. Standards don’t change at the city line.
- Insurance letter included on every panel replacement. We email it straight to your underwriter so your policy stays active.
- 24/7 emergency line. Burning smell, sparking, panel failure, downed service. We answer any hour, any day.
- No upsells. If your existing panel can carry the load, we’ll tell you. Honest load calc, honest quote.
Frequently Asked Questions
How fast can you get out to Wilsonville?
For emergencies we’ll get out the same day. For standard scheduled work like panel upgrades, EV chargers, and generator installs, we typically schedule the site assessment within 2–4 days and the install within 1–2 weeks, depending on Wilsonville or Clackamas County permit review and PGE coordination timing.
Who issues electrical permits in Wilsonville?
It depends on the parcel. Most incorporated Wilsonville addresses go through the Wilsonville Building Division. Parcels in the Clackamas County portion of the city go through Clackamas County Building Codes. We confirm the jurisdiction by parcel before we quote and file with the right office. You don’t talk to either of them. We do.
Can you install two EV chargers in a Wilsonville commuter home?
Yes, and it’s one of the most common requests we see in the I-5 corridor. We size both circuits, install dual Level 2 chargers with built-in load sharing where the panel is tight, and run a full load calc so we know whether your 200A service can carry both at once or whether load management is the right call. Permit included.
How much does a panel upgrade cost in Wilsonville?
In 2026, a like-for-like panel swap to a modern breaker panel at the same amperage runs $1,800–$3,000 in Wilsonville. A full 100A–to–200A service upgrade with new meter base and PGE coordination runs $3,500–$6,000. Charbonneau District condo and townhome work may include HOA coordination time. On-site assessment for an exact quote.
Do you do work in Charbonneau condos?
Yes. We work in Charbonneau regularly, including older breaker panel replacements, aluminum branch wiring pigtail remediation, and HOA-coordinated electrical work in shared-wall buildings. We pull individual unit permits with Clackamas County Building Codes and stay on top of the building manager logistics so the project lands cleanly.
Book Your Wilsonville Site Assessment
Licensed under Oregon CCB# 248553. Veteran, woman, and minority owned. 235+ five-star reviews across the Portland metro. We file every permit with the right jurisdiction, coordinate PGE, and stand behind every install. Call now for same-week scheduling on most projects.