Most electrical failures give off warning signs long before the lights go out — heat, noise, and wear you can't see from the outside of the panel. As the only TEGG certified company in the state of Idaho, we test your electrical system while it's running, catch problems early, and keep your facility safe, compliant, and up.
The only TEGG certified company in the state of Idaho • Serving facilities statewide
Offices, retail, restaurants, and multi-tenant buildings — keep power reliable, insurance happy, and small problems from becoming closures.
TEGG Maintenance →
Production lines, motors, and switchgear where an hour of downtime costs real money. We find failures while they're still cheap.
Preventive Maintenance →
Healthcare, schools, data rooms, and any facility that answers to NFPA 70B, insurers, or auditors. We build the documentation trail for you.
NFPA 70B Compliance →A scheduled program that finds and fixes failures before they happen.
Thermal imaging that spots hot connections before they burn.
Incident energy analysis, equipment labeling, and one-line updates.
Build the Electrical Maintenance Program the standard now requires.
Arc flash labeling and data your electrical safety program depends on.
Harmonics, sags, swells, and the gremlins behind nuisance trips.
Hear arcing, tracking, and corona long before you can see it.
Insulation resistance (IR), DLRO contact resistance, torque checks, breaker and switchgear testing.
Every panel, breaker, and transformer documented and condition-rated.
Need something fixed or built? Our sister company Keely Electric has you covered.
In 2023, NFPA 70B changed from a recommended practice to a standard — facilities are now expected to have a documented Electrical Maintenance Program, condition-based maintenance intervals, and qualified people doing the work. Insurers and OSHA are paying attention: first-time serious violations run up to $16,550 each, and repeat or willful violations up to $165,514 each.
WHAT NFPA 70B MEANS FOR YOUIndustry studies put average unplanned downtime at $260,000 per hour — one lost production day can run past $2 million. Even a small facility bleeds tens of thousands per day.
Loose and corroded connections run hot for months before they fail. We find them on camera.
Every finding is photographed, rated, and reported — the paper trail insurers and auditors ask for.
Well-maintained equipment is a core assumption behind NFPA 70E arc flash protection.
You get a prioritized list of what matters now, what can wait, and what's fine.
Our technicians test and maintain — they're not here to upsell you.
If equipment we've inspected and repaired under your TEGG program fails in service anyway, we repair or replace it at no cost to your facility. When we say we stand behind our testing, that's what it means.
As part of your no-cost, no-obligation survey, we deliver a written proposal for your testing program plus the replacement cost of your electrical distribution system — so you know exactly what a catastrophic failure would cost to rebuild before you decide anything.
Keely Power Systems is the only TEGG certified company in the state of Idaho — part of the worldwide TEGG Service network of electrical preventive maintenance contractors.
Every panel, breaker, and transformer in your facility is inventoried, labeled, and condition-rated — so you finally know what you have.
— Survey & Asset InventoryEnergized inspections with infrared thermography and ultrasound find heat, arcing, and wear while your facility keeps running. No shutdown required.
— Energized TestingFindings are prioritized, repaired, and re-tested on a scheduled cycle — with reports that document your NFPA 70B maintenance program year after year.
— Repair, Report & RepeatWarm breakers, buzzing gear, nuisance trips, or an insurance letter on your desk — we'll take a look.
No cost. No obligation.
The same local, licensed crew behind Keely Electric's 300+ five-star reviews.
MEET THE TEAMFrom the Treasure Valley to every corner of Idaho — single sites, multi-site programs, and statewide accounts.
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Start with a no-cost, no-obligation survey: we'll walk your electrical system, give you a written proposal for your testing program, and include the replacement cost of your electrical distribution — so you know exactly what's at stake.
