Flowers Electric is based in Aurora at 12093 E Ohio Ave and works throughout the city — Adams County to the north, Arapahoe County through the center, and Douglas County to the south. If a breaker keeps tripping, a panel is out of capacity, or you are planning an EV charger or a lighting project, call 720-390-2077 to discuss the work.
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- Licensed and insured, locally owned, serving the Denver metro since 2020
- Free estimates and 24/7 availability for electrical emergencies
- Based in Aurora — not a Denver company driving out to the suburbs
Electrical Services for Aurora Homes and Businesses
Panel upgrades and replacement
Adding capacity for modern appliances, a charger, or a finished basement, or replacing a panel that has reached the end of its service life. Panel upgrades
Repairs and troubleshooting
Repeated breaker trips, dead outlets, flickering lights, partial power loss, and wiring faults. Electrical repairs
EV charger installation
Level 2 charger installation, including reviewing whether your existing service can carry the load. EV charger installation
Lighting and fixtures
Interior and outdoor lighting, fixture replacement, and planning placement for remodels and additions.
Surge protection
Whole-home surge protection for households running sensitive electronics, heat pumps, and charging equipment. Surge protection
Commercial electrical
Service, repair, and installation for Aurora businesses, storefronts, and multi-unit properties. Commercial electrician
Permits and Inspections Inside Aurora City Limits
Aurora is worth understanding on this point, because it does not work the way the surrounding areas do. Electrical work inside Aurora city limits is permitted and inspected by the City of Aurora Building Division, which runs its own permitting, contractor licensing, and inspection process. That is true across all three counties the city covers — a home in north Aurora sits in Adams County, but the permit still goes through the city, not the county.
This matters for two reasons. An out-of-area contractor may not be licensed with the city, and address confusion is common near the city boundary, where an Aurora mailing address does not always mean the property is inside city limits. Both are worth confirming before work starts rather than after an inspection is scheduled.
Work that typically requires a permit includes panel replacements and upgrades, new circuits, service changes, and EV charger installations. We can discuss what your specific project needs when you call.
Where We Work in Aurora
Flowers Electric covers the whole city and the surrounding metro:
- North Aurora (Adams County) — including the Anschutz Medical Campus on the former Fitzsimons site and the Sand Creek area.
- Central Aurora (Arapahoe County) — City Center, Heather Gardens, and the established neighborhoods around our own shop.
- Southeast Aurora (Arapahoe and Douglas Counties) — Smoky Hill, Murphy Creek, Saddle Rock, Tallyn’s Reach, and the Southlands area.
We also serve Denver, Highlands Ranch, Centennial, Littleton, Commerce City, Thornton, and Westminster. For a fuller walkthrough of how we handle a residential call, see our Aurora electrical repair and installation guide.
What to Have Ready When You Call
A short call goes further when you can describe a few things up front. None of this is required — if you do not know what is wrong, say so and we will work it out.
- Your Aurora address, and whether the property is a house, condo, or commercial space.
- What is affected — a single outlet, one room, or the whole property.
- When it started, and whether anything changed beforehand: new appliance, storm, remodel, or a utility outage.
- For planned work, the equipment involved — charger model, fixture count, or the scope of the remodel.
Call Flowers Electric: 720-390-2077
Prefer to write? Send a service request and we will follow up to discuss scheduling.
Common Questions From Aurora Customers
Are you actually located in Aurora?
Yes. Our shop is at 12093 E Ohio Ave, Aurora, CO 80012, in central Aurora.
Do I need a permit for an EV charger in Aurora?
A Level 2 charger installation generally requires an electrical permit through the City of Aurora Building Division. We can discuss permitting as part of the quote for the work.
My house has an Aurora address but I am not sure it is in the city. Does that change anything?
It can change which authority permits and inspects the work. Tell us the address when you call and we will confirm which jurisdiction applies before scheduling.
Do you handle electrical emergencies overnight?
We are available 24/7. Call to describe the problem and confirm current availability — timing depends on the nature of the work and what is already scheduled.
Do you charge for an estimate?
No. Estimates are free. Call 720-390-2077 to discuss the project.
Do you work with older Aurora homes?
Yes. Older panels, ungrounded outlets, aluminum branch wiring, and service that is undersized for how the house is used now are all common in older housing, and all are work we handle regularly.