Panel upgrades
A newer Herriman house can still be out of breaker space once a basement, a hot tub and a charger get added. We upsize it properly.
Learn moreAsk about your panelHerriman
Panel upgrades, EV chargers, basement and remodel wiring, hot tubs and repairs for Herriman homes and businesses.
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In Herriman
Most of Herriman went up in the last twenty years, so the work here skews toward capacity and additions rather than rewiring old houses.
A newer Herriman house can still be out of breaker space once a basement, a hot tub and a charger get added. We upsize it properly.
Learn moreAsk about your panelHerriman garages are a good fit for home charging. We size the circuit to your car and to what your panel can genuinely carry.
Learn moreDiscuss an EV chargerBreakers that trip, outlets that quit, lights that flicker. We find the cause instead of swapping parts until it stops.
Request a quoteHalf the unfinished basements in Herriman are the next project. Rough in and finish wiring scheduled around your other trades.
Learn moreTell us about your projectRecessed cans, fixtures, added circuits and outlets where you need them. Clean routing and clean drywall cuts.
Learn moreTell us about your projectShops, offices and tenant spaces around Herriman, scheduled around your hours so the lights stay on while you are open.
Tell us about your projectHow the work is done
From the panel to the final fixture, every part of the job should be safe, clean and ready for inspection.
The right wire, breaker and box for the job, not whatever was on the van.
Tidy runs and careful drywall cuts, because the finish is what you look at every day.
Pulled where the work needs them, so the job is inspection ready rather than hidden.
Circuits checked under load, not just switched on and assumed good.
Offcuts, dust and packaging gone. You should not be able to tell where we worked.
What was done, what changed, and anything worth keeping an eye on.
Our work
Service and panel work, basement finishes and commercial installs. The same standard on all of them.









Who does the work
With 9 years of experience in the electrical trade, Jayson Kilpatrick is a licensed Master Electrician and licensed Electrical Contractor with a background ranging from residential homes and remodels to hotels, schools, and large-scale construction projects.
Born and raised in Utah, Jayson has built his career around quality workmanship, attention to detail, and doing the job right. His experience includes both new construction and remodels, giving him the knowledge and versatility to handle a wide range of electrical projects.
Jayson started Shockwave Electric with a simple goal: to provide homeowners and businesses with dependable electrical work, honest communication, and a level of craftsmanship he's proud to put his name on.
As a locally owned company, Shockwave Electric is committed to treating every customer and every project with the same care and professionalism, whether it's a small residential repair or a large commercial project.
When you hire Shockwave Electric, you're not just hiring an electrician. You're hiring an experienced professional who stands behind his work.

Reviews
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Quality, professional and aesthetically beautiful results.
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Very knowledgeable, quick and efficient on the install.
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The outcome is incredible.
Service area
Herriman and the south valley, north through Salt Lake City and south into Utah County. If your address is not listed, call and ask.
Herriman questions
Straight answers on what we handle, how soon, and how the work runs.
Most work beyond swapping a fixture does, and panel upgrades, new circuits and service changes always do. Permits go through Herriman City and the work gets inspected, which is what protects you when you sell or file a claim. We tell you up front whether your job needs one and we pull it.
Usually yes. It comes down to spare capacity in your panel and how far the garage sits from it. If the panel is already full, an upgrade has to happen first, and we tell you that before you buy the charger rather than after it is sitting in the box.
It depends on the amperage you are going to, the condition of the service coming in, and whether the utility has to be involved. Send a photo of the inside of your panel and the label on the main breaker and you will get a real number back quickly.
Newer houses here are rarely wired badly, they are just full. A basement, a hot tub, a charger and a shop fridge get added over a few years to a panel that was sized for the house as built. A tripping breaker is usually capacity, not a fault, and the fix is a circuit or a panel, not a replacement breaker.
Yes. A hot tub needs its own correctly protected circuit sized for that specific unit, run and terminated to survive being outdoors through a Utah winter. It is one of the most common calls we get on the southwest side of the valley.
Yes, and it is a large part of the work here. We schedule the rough in and the finish around your other trades so electrical is never the reason an inspection slips, and we work directly with your contractor if you have one.
Call or text and you get a real answer the same day, not a callback promise. Many quotes can be handled from photos with no visit at all, which is the fastest way to get a number and a date.
Yes, for shops, offices and tenant spaces. Work gets scheduled around your open hours so the disruptive part happens when you are closed and the lights stay on while you are trading.
Repair, installation, remodel or a panel upgrade. Tell us what is going on and we will help you work out the next step.