Service Areas

Missoula is where 93 Electric does much of its commercial work. From the Hip Strip to the Brooks Street corridor to the growing business parks off Reserve, the city's storefronts, offices, and restaurants keep tenant improvements and build-outs busy year-round — and that's exactly the work owner Josh Brown built his career on.

Sitting right between Missoula and the Bitterroot, Lolo gets the best of both from 93 Electric. Local businesses along Highway 93 rely on commercial service and build-out work, while the town's mix of established homes and new builds keeps the residential side steady.

Florence sits at the north end of the Bitterroot Valley, and 93 Electric covers it as a hometown market. The area's steady residential growth means plenty of new construction and remodels, while local shops and commercial buildings need dependable service and upgrades.

Stevensville is home. 93 Electric is based right here on Grizzly Way, which means Stevensville customers get the fastest response and a neighbor who stands behind his work. Main Street businesses, the growing subdivisions off the East Side Highway, and everything in between are all part of the local route.

Victor sits in the heart of the Bitterroot, and 93 Electric covers it as part of the core valley route. Between new homes going up on acreage and older properties that need updating, there's steady residential work — plus commercial service for the businesses along Highway 93.

Corvallis sits on the east side of the Bitterroot between Stevensville and Hamilton, a short run down the Eastside Highway from the 93 Electric home base. It's a town of homes, working farms, and small businesses — so the work here runs from a kitchen remodel to a new shop building to a service call at a Main Street storefront.

Hamilton anchors the south end of the Bitterroot Valley, and it's a full-service market for 93 Electric. As the valley's largest town south of Missoula, Hamilton has the commercial base — downtown storefronts, medical and office space, and the businesses tied to the local economy — alongside strong residential demand.

Darby sits at the deep south end of the Bitterroot Valley, and Highway 93 runs straight to it from the 93 Electric base in Stevensville — about a 45-minute drive down the same road the company is named for. It's ranch and mountain country, where much of the work is on rural properties, cabins, and new homes going up on acreage.