№ 160 · Draft
Trade · Electrical
Location · Cedar City
Status · QA needed

Electrical

D&D Electric, LLP

Cedar City · Draft listed profile for the 435 Alliance register.

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D&D Electric is the one Cedar City entry on this round of the register. The company is run by Britt Denham, a master electrician who started the shop in 2006 and, before that, taught electrical apprentices — which is a useful detail because it points to a code-and-fundamentals operation rather than a sales-driven one. The office is on the west side of Cedar City off 580 North, and the phone number is local Iron County (435) 865-7160.

The service mix covers what you would expect a generalist Iron County electrician to cover, plus some range. Residential work includes LED lighting, repair work, and EV charger installations. Commercial work includes generator installation and backup power, panel upgrades, and broader electrical upgrades. Industrial-scale projects are part of the listed scope. New construction and remodels are part of the regular workflow. They also do solar interconnects, on-grid and off-grid, which in Iron County is genuinely useful given how many properties out toward Enoch, Parowan, and the rural acreage south of town are running standalone or partial-grid setups.

Family-owned framing is explicit — the company site describes itself as "a small but growing, family-owned company" built on "honesty, integrity, and respect," and customer reviews on the company's own page and on Angi consistently call out responsiveness and straightforward pricing. The aggregate review picture is strong (5.0 on Angi at last check), and the BBB has a record on file but no rating issued, which is normal for small Utah electrical LLPs.

For the register, D&D fills the Cedar City slot cleanly. It is locally owned, run by a named master electrician with teaching experience, family-described, and covers the full generalist scope — residential, commercial, industrial, generators, panels, EV, and solar tie-in — without leading with any one of them as a marketing wedge.

Unresolved Questions

  • Utah DOPL master electrician and contractor license numbers not posted publicly.
  • Whether they regularly take work down into Kanab, St. George, or Beaver from the Cedar City base, or stay tight to Iron County, is not explicit.
  • Crew size and second-name behind the "D&D" partnership are not disclosed on the website.

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