Panel & service upgrades
Fuse boxes, undersized panels and panels that have run out of breaker space.
- 100A and 200A service upgrades
- Obsolete and recalled panel replacement
- Subpanels for garages and additions
- Surge protection installations
Residential & commercial · Marathon County, WI
Power you can plan around.
Scholten Electric is a licensed and insured electrical contractor working on homes and small commercial spaces in Marathon County. We're a small local team, and we price the job before we start it, so you know the number before anyone picks up a tool.
- State license
- WI 1783-EC
- Insurance
- Certificate on request
- Service area
- Marathon County, WI
- Office hours
- Mon–Fri, 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
What we do
Straightforward electrical work
Homes and small commercial spaces. Panels, circuits, lighting, build-outs and the repair work in between.
Troubleshooting & repair
A breaker that trips, a dead outlet, a switch that does nothing, traced to the cause.
- Dead circuits and nuisance tripping
- Flickering lights and warm outlets
- Failed outlets, switches and connections
- Fixes flagged by a home inspection
Office & retail build-outs
Wiring a small commercial space from empty shell to finished room.
- Branch circuits and devices to print
- Lighting and emergency exit fixtures
- Data and low-voltage rough-in
- Labeled circuits and a panel schedule
What you get
Three things we put in writing.
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A firm price in writing
You see the number before any work starts, and it doesn't move unless the scope does.
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Work that meets code
Every job is done to code. If we find an existing problem, we point it out and explain the fix.
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A small team
You deal directly with the people doing the work, from the first call to the final walkthrough.
Who we work for
Homes, shops and job sites
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Homeowners
A panel upgrade, an outlet that quit, or a remodel that needs wiring. You get an arrival window and a call if anything changes.
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Small businesses
Lighting, added circuits and build-outs, done in the evening if that's what it takes to keep you open.
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General contractors
A sub who shows up on the day, works to the print and doesn't hold up the next trade.
How a job runs
From the first call to the finished job.
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You call or send the job
We take the address, what's going on, and the date you're working to.
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We look at it and price it
A licensed electrician looks at the actual conditions, works out what the job needs, and sends you a written quote.
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We schedule it and do the work
We book a date that suits you and turn up when we said we would. If something on site changes the scope, we call you first.
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We finish and hand it over
We test everything, clean up, and walk you through the work. You get notes on what we did and what we changed.
Tell us about the job.
Call the office or send the details online, and we'll get back to you the next working day.