Lebanon, MO · Missouri State Licensed · Insured & Bonded · Est. 2011 24/7 Emergency Service · 417-588-3497

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Pulaski County · Rural

Electrician in Richland, Missouri

Richland sits between us and Fort Wood, and it's the kind of place where a lot of the electrical work is on acreage rather than in town — shops, barns, wells and equipment. We're comfortable out there and we don't charge a premium for the drive.

What we do in Richland

Rural electrical work has its own problems. Long service runs and voltage drop, outbuildings fed off a circuit that was never meant to carry them, and equipment added over the years without anybody adding capacity to match. We size things for what you actually run, which usually means fixing a feeder rather than adding one more thing to an already-loaded panel.

  • Farm and acreage electrical — wells, pumps, grain handling
  • Shop and pole barn power and lighting
  • Long feeder runs and voltage drop correction
  • Service upgrades on older rural homes
  • Standby generators for properties on well water
5.0 17 reviews, every one five starsOn Google

Contractor Information

Owner
Mike Evans
Hours
Mon–Fri, 8:00 AM–4:00 PM
24/7 Emergency
Shop
250 W. Pierce St.
Lebanon, MO 65536
License
Missouri State Electrical Contractor
Coverage
Insured & bonded
Dealer
Cummins standby generators
Two electricians wiring an exterior electrical panel

Common Questions

Richland questions

Do you come out to Richland?

Yes, regularly — Richland and the surrounding country is between Lebanon and Fort Wood and sits inside our normal territory. Call 417-588-3497.

Can you wire a grain bin or an auger?

Yes. Grain handling equipment, augers, fans and dryers all need properly sized circuits and disconnects, and dust makes the enclosure and fitting choices matter. More on agricultural work.

My lights dim when the well pump kicks on. Is that a problem?

It's a symptom worth looking at. Usually it means the pump circuit is undersized, the service is too small for the load, or there's a loose connection somewhere. A loose connection is the one you don't want to leave alone — that's how panels overheat.

5.0 Stars · 17 Google Reviews

Reviews from around our service area

Every review United Electric Service has received on Google is a five‑star review. Here are a few of them, word for word.

“I was referred to United Electric by a neighbor of mine and boy was I glad he did. From the initial phone call to the final bill these fellas have been nothing but prompt, professional and very easy to work with. They accommodated our unique situation without complaint and the work that was completed is nothing short of fantastic. I can't thank Mike and his crew enough, they got our summer back on track! I strongly recommend United Electric for any project that you may require, they are the real deal.”
Josh W. · Google Review
“The guys were prompt, professional, knowledgeable and thorough. We really appreciated their services and highly recommend them. They will be who we call if we need help in the future. Thanks United Electric.”
Charel C. · Google Review
“10/10 service! Prompt, professional, fast, friendly, and at a great price!”
Amanda M. · Google Review

Ready When You Are

Need an electrician in Richland?

Call 417-588-3497 and tell us what’s going on. Mon–Fri 8 to 4, and 24 hours for emergencies.

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