IVERSElectricNortheast Kingdom · Since the work began
Work truck on a rural Vermont road at winter dusk, Northeast Kingdom

The shop

A shop, not a dispatch center.

Thirty years of master-level electrical work across the Northeast Kingdom. Owner-run. Licensed. Insured.

Gregg Ivers built a shop the Kingdom can call at midnight and trust at noon.

For thirty years, Ivers Electric has powered homes, farms, stores, and shops across the Northeast Kingdom. The work is master-level — and it carries controls knowledge most residential shops don't, from building heating and cooling systems to industrial panels.

The bench has grown with tradespeople the Kingdom already knows. Gregg and Ethan are the names customers mention — for listening, for telling the truth about the panel, and for work that's careful in a 160-year-old wall the same way it's careful in a commercial one.

Owner-run means the person who cares about the reputation is the one answering the phone. No call center. No subbed-out guesswork. In-house excavation, authorized Generac dealership, and a line that's watched after hours.

Careful electrical work on a service panel, Vermont

Licensed & insured electrical contractor · Authorized Generac dealer

How the shop works

Three things that don't change.

01

Show up

The call gets answered. The truck rolls. After hours, the line is still watched.

02

Tell the truth about the panel

We say what needs doing and what doesn't. No work pushed that the building doesn't need.

03

Leave the house safe

Careful in 1910 plaster, careful in a commercial panel. Done to code, done once.

Northeast Kingdom

Tell us what failed. Or what you're building.

Call, text a photo of the panel, or request a daytime estimate. After hours, the line is still watched.

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