Torgeson Electric's vision is to be a leader in the electrical industry, dedicated to growth and continual quality improvement by consistently meeting or exceeding our customer's expectations.

Update Share

Trenching

Report

Utilizing our regular duty directional drills, we can bore and pull product, whether it be plastic, PVC, HDPE, or steel, all up to sixteen inches in diameter. With our all-terrain directional drill, a Ditch Witch 3020, we can handle large bores, up to 30 steel casings. Since the Ditch Witch 3020 is also a rock drill, we can bore through solid rock with ease.

Design

Report

With 2 licensed Electrical Engineers and 1 Registered Communications Distribution Designer (RCDD), along with an in-house CAD department, Torgeson Electric can provide full in-house design services of electrical and communication systems.

Residential

Report

Torgeson Electric is proud of our Service Department, and of the dedicated employees who provide their expertise, and experience on a daily basis to customers with speed, and accuracy. Our professional contracting team adds their years of experience, and up-to-date knowledge to all phases of the building process from design through construction.

K. Taylor

Jan 29, 2022

Report

Slow. It was as if the work was drawn out as long as possible so that I could be charged for extra hours. Service: General construction

Christina Carroll

Dec 14, 2021

Report

They gave me a very competitive bid to do about 150' of boring AND squeezed me into their busy schedule so we could complete a solar installation before the weather hit. 10/10 would highly recommend Todd and his crews!

SPICYxTUNA

Nov 17, 2020

Report

Critical: Professionalism, Quality Don't EVER hire this company. Their "electricians" and lineman are completely careless and will destroy your entire yard for no reason, without even notifying you first! If these guys show up to work on your house or power-lines, send them away immediately!

John Roose

Dec 25, 2018

Report

I was very impressed with the quality of their work and the price was less than half of what another company wanted.

Chris Angelly

Feb 27, 2015

Report

Crappy people! I was told when I got out of the Army in 2009 to move to Missouri and take a job they had going on fort Lenard Wood. After moving my family here I was told that they had just finished up some jobs and where laying people off. I had been working in Texas for two years and was ready to get back close to my family. So reluctantly I took a job with the company. they worked me for two months too get a couple of jobs caught up then they laid me and several(6 or 7) people off three weeks before Christmas.