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Grady · GradyBuilt

Licensed electricians · Northwest Arkansas

Electrical upgrades,
wired right the first time.

We specialize in panel upgrades, EV chargers and standby generators, plus lighting, repairs and more for homes and businesses across Northwest Arkansas.

A Level 2 EV charger mounted on a home’s wood siding, its status ring lit.
  • Panel upgradesUsually done in one day
  • EV chargersInstalled from $750
  • Permit & inspectionWe pull it and meet the inspector
  • 5-year warrantyOn our work, in writing
  • 4.9 from 412 Google reviews
  • Master electrician on every upgrade
  • AR electrical contractor #0716
  • In Northwest Arkansas since 2013

What we install

The three jobs we do most

Typical prices from our 2025 jobs in Northwest Arkansas. You get a written flat price after a free estimate, at your home or from photos.

Panel upgrades

For older or full panels, and homes adding an EV, hot tub or heat pump.

Typical price$2,400–$3,900New panel, same size$3,800–$6,500Bigger service for more power
Time on siteUsually 1 day
IncludedNew panel and breakers, surge protection, the permit and inspection, and every breaker labeled

EV chargers

A fast charger at home, so the car is full every morning.

Typical price$750–$1,400Garage near the panel$1,400–$2,600Long runs or detached garages
Time on siteOne afternoon
IncludedA check of your panel, a new circuit, mounting, the permit and a test charge in your car

Standby generators

Turns on by itself within seconds of an outage.

Typical price$12,500–$17,500Whole-home standby generator$750–$1,300Hookup for a portable generator
Time on site2 days
IncludedThe generator, pad, transfer switch, gas line, permit and a first-year service visit

Everything else we do

  • Recessed and LED lighting$195–$275 per light
  • Fixture and ceiling fan swaps$150–$325 each
  • New circuits and outlets$350–$1,100
  • Hot tub and pool circuits$1,100–$2,200
  • Shop and barn subpanels$1,600–$4,200
  • Whole-home surge protection$395–$650
  • Hardwired smoke and CO alarms$110–$160 each
  • Remodel and addition wiringfrom $4,500, by plan
  • Repairs and troubleshooting$129 visit, credited to the repair
  • Offices, restaurants and shopsby bid

We don’t install solar panels, alarm monitoring or home theater, and we don’t repair appliances. We do the panel work solar installers need.

Panel upgrades

When it’s time for a new panel

Many older homes here have a panel sized for life before EVs, hot tubs and heat pumps. A new one gives you room to add what you want, safely, and most are done in a day.

Signs it’s time

  • You’re adding an EV charger, hot tub, heat pump or shop
  • Breakers trip often, or the panel buzzes or feels warm
  • Lights dim when the AC or dryer starts
  • The panel is 40 or more years old, or a home inspector flagged it
  • There’s no room left for new breakers

$2,400–$6,500 for most panel upgrades, usually done in one day

A charging cable plugged into an electric car on a snowy evening.

EV chargers

A home EV charger, usually installed in one afternoon

We install the charger you bought or one we supply, check that your panel can carry it, pull the permit and finish with a test charge in your car.

  • A check that your panel can handle it
  • A new circuit just for the charger
  • Wall or post mounting, with the cable kept off the floor
  • Permit and inspection
  • A test charge with your car, and the charger’s app set up
  • Rebate paperwork when your power company offers one
Get an EV charger estimate

From $750 for most garages

A fallen tree across a snowy street after an ice storm, power lines overhead.

Generators

Keep the heat, lights and fridge on through the next ice storm

Northwest Arkansas loses power to winter ice and spring wind. There are two ways to be ready.

or
Portable inlet + interlock Use the generator you own
Whole-home standby generator Starts by itself
Typical price$750–$1,300Generator not included$12,500–$17,50022 kW, installed
What it runsThe circuits you pick: fridge, furnace fan, lights, well pumpThe whole house, AC and range included
How it startsYou roll out the generator, plug in and flip the interlockBy itself, 10–15 seconds after the power drops
FuelGasoline you storeYour natural gas or propane line
UpkeepRun it monthly, keep fuel freshWeekly self-test, one service visit a year
InstallHalf a day2 days, then inspection
Best forShort outages and a tight budgetLong outages, medical equipment, working from home
Ask about a generator

0% for 18 months on jobs over $2,500, approved credit

How it works

From first call to final inspection

Most upgrades are one visit to look and one day to install. You know the price and the power-off window before we start.

  1. 01

    Call, text or send photos

    Tell us what you’re adding. A photo of your panel with the door open often gets you a price the same day.

    Callback within 1 business hour

  2. 02

    Free estimate visit

    An electrician looks at the panel, the meter and the route for any new wire.

    Within 3 business days, 30–60 min

  3. 03

    Written flat price

    Line by line: parts, labor, permit, and how long the power will be off.

    Within 24 hours of the visit

  4. 04

    Permit and install day

    We pull the permit, schedule the power company if needed and keep to the power-off window we gave you.

    Most jobs take 1 day

  5. 05

    Inspection and handoff

    We meet the inspector, type up a circuit directory for the panel door and text you before-and-after photos.

    98% passed on the first visit in 2025

Our work

Recent jobs around Northwest Arkansas

Start your project
An electrician working at a home’s meter and service panel.

Rogers · 1978 ranch

A bigger panel and service, with room for an EV charger and a heat pump

1 day, power off 6 hours

An electric car parked in a lit garage at night with a wall charger.

Bentonville · Detached garage

An EV charger in a detached garage, with the wire run underground from the house

1 day

A utility pole and transformer in winter fog.

Elkins · Farmhouse on a co-op line

A whole-home standby generator that runs on propane

2 days, then inspection

A kitchen counter lit by new under-cabinet lights.

Fayetteville · Kitchen remodel

Recessed lights, under-cabinet lighting and new kitchen outlets, wired before the drywall

3 days over two visits

A restaurant dining room under rows of pendant lights.

Springdale · Restaurant build-out

New electrical service, dining room lights on dimmers and wiring for the kitchen equipment

3 weeks, phased around opening day

A clamp meter, pliers and wire on a concrete floor.

Lowell · Repair call

Half the kitchen outlets dead: a failed connection behind the fridge, found and rewired

Same visit, about 2 hours

Reviews

Rated 4.9 by 412 customers on Google

Read all 412 reviews on Google
  • 9,600+jobs across Northwest Arkansas since 2013
  • 98%of 2025 jobs passed inspection on the first visit
  • 1,400+panel and service upgrades since 2013
  • 1 hrcallback during business hours, or sooner
“Our panel was a 100 amp box from 1979 with no open slots. Cole drew out the upgrade for us, the power was off from 8:30 to 2, and the inspector signed off that afternoon.”
Brandon K., Rogers Service upgrade · September 2026
“I sent two photos of the garage and the panel on a Monday and had a written price that evening. The charger was working by Thursday.”
Priya S., Bentonville EV charger · August 2026
“Our generator came on by itself during the March windstorm. We didn’t know the power was out until the neighbors texted.”
Gary and Lynn M., Elkins Standby generator · March 2026
“Another company told us we needed a new panel for the charger. Hartline said a load manager would do it, and it has, all summer.”
Marcus T., Fayetteville EV charger · June 2026
“Fourteen can lights in a finished ceiling and I can’t find a single patch. They vacuumed the attic dust off the counters before they left.”
Erin W., Springdale Recessed lighting · February 2026
“Breakers kept tripping when the dryer and a space heater ran. Luis found a loose neutral in ten minutes, and the $129 visit went toward the repair.”
Dolores R., Lowell Repair · January 2026
Portrait of Cole Hartline, smiling, in glasses and a navy work shirt.
Cole Hartline, owner and master electrician

Who we are

Owned and run by a master electrician since 2013

Cole Hartline wired new houses across Springdale and Rogers for nine years before starting Hartline with one van in 2013. He wanted to work in homes people already live in, where the job is finding out what’s behind the wall and leaving it better documented than it was.

Today Hartline is eight people and five vans. Cole or Luis Ortega, our other master electrician, plans and signs off every panel, generator and EV charger job.

The shop sponsors a Springdale high school robotics team. Two of our apprentices came from it.

Crew
8 people: 2 master electricians, 3 journeymen, 2 apprentices, 1 office manager
Vans
5, stocked for panel swaps and charger installs
Employees
All on payroll, background-checked and drug-tested. No subcontractors.
Training
Apprentices in a 4-year program; every electrician takes code classes each code cycle
Licensed
AR Master Electrician #2214 · AR electrical contractor #0716
Insured
$2M liability, workers’ comp on every employee
Bella Vista Bentonville Centerton Pea Ridge Rogers Lowell Cave Springs Elm Springs Tontitown Siloam Springs Johnson Fayetteville Farmington Prairie Grove Elkins Springdale · our shop I-49 US-412 US-62 AR-16

Service area

Serving Northwest Arkansas, from Bella Vista to Elkins

Benton and Washington counties, every weekday. Farther out, like Huntsville, Gentry, Gravette or Lincoln? Call us; there may be a travel line on the price.

Benton County

  • Bella Vista
  • Bentonville
  • Cave Springs
  • Centerton
  • Lowell
  • Pea Ridge
  • Rogers
  • Siloam Springs

Washington County

  • Elkins
  • Elm Springs
  • Farmington
  • Fayetteville
  • Johnson
  • Prairie Grove
  • Springdale
  • Tontitown
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FAQ

Common questions about cost, timing and permits

Something else? Call or text (479) 555-0163 and Jenna will find you an answer.

Cost

Often not. Many homes can add a charger on the panel they have, sometimes with a small device that pauses charging while the dryer or heat runs. Text us a photo of your panel and we’ll tell you.

Not for upgrades: panels, service upgrades, EV chargers, generators, lighting and remodel wiring. Repairs and troubleshooting are a $129 visit, credited to the repair if you go ahead.

No. The written price is the price unless you add something. If we find a problem behind a wall, we stop, show you and price it before doing it.

Timing

Panel replacements: 4–6 hours. Service upgrades: 6–8 hours. EV chargers: under an hour. You get the window in writing, and we start early so the fridge is back on by afternoon.

Estimate visits within 3 business days. Most installs are on the calendar 1–2 weeks out; service upgrades also depend on the power company’s reconnect date.

Permits

Yes, on every job that needs one. We schedule the inspection, meet the inspector and coordinate the disconnect and reconnect with your power company.

Yes. We install any safety-listed Level 2 charger and keep its warranty intact. If you haven’t bought one, we’ll tell you what fits your panel.

Safety

Some older panels have breakers that don’t trip when they should. If yours is 40 or more years old, shows rust or scorch marks, or a breaker feels warm, send us a photo and we’ll tell you if it needs replacing.

No power to part of the house, sparking, a burning smell, a buzzing panel or storm damage at your house. Call (479) 555-0163 any time; an electrician calls back within 30 minutes. If you see smoke or flames, call 911 first.

Free estimate

Get a written price for your project

Pick the project and tell us a little about your home. We call or text within 1 business hour, Monday to Friday, 7 am to 5:30 pm.

  • Free estimates on every upgrade
  • Written flat price before work starts
  • We pull the permit and meet the inspector
  • 5-year warranty on our work
Call or text(479) 555-0163

After hours: no power, sparks or a burning smell? Call the same number. An electrician calls back within 30 minutes.

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  2. 2 Details
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What’s the project?

Free, no obligation. Typical prices; you get a written price after the estimate.

EV charger · from $750 · Home

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Preferred day for the estimate visit

Free, no obligation. We reply within 1 business hour. Your number is only used for this request.

Request sent

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  • ProjectEV charger · Home
  • TownBentonville
  • PhotoPanel photo attached
  • PreferredThursday morning
  1. Within 1 business hour Jenna calls or texts to set the estimate visit.
  2. Same day, often With a panel photo we can usually send a price; otherwise an electrician visits for 30–60 minutes.
  3. Within 24 hours of the visit You get a written flat price.

Change something? Call or text (479) 555-0163.