Yes — Done Plumbing, Heating, Cooling & Electric acquired Apower Electric, and the two operate as one company. When you schedule electrical work through Done, you get the same licensed electricians who built Apower’s reputation on the Front Range, now backed by Done’s full-service resources, extended hours, and the Done Guarantee.
How the Acquisition Benefits You
Merging with a dedicated electrical contractor means Done can offer a deeper bench of licensed electricians without sacrificing the responsiveness homeowners expected from Apower. Scheduling, dispatch, and billing all run through one system, so you’re not juggling multiple companies when a project touches plumbing and electrical at the same time — which happens often in kitchen and bathroom remodels.
It also means Done can staff true electrical specialists for complex jobs — panel upgrades, whole-home rewires, EV charger installations — rather than routing those calls to a generalist. The electricians who showed up in Apower trucks are still the ones showing up today.
Same Licenses, Same Standards
Colorado requires electrical contractors to hold a state-issued license, and every electrician working under the Done umbrella carries the appropriate credentials — master electrician or journeyman, depending on the scope of work. Nothing changed on the licensing side after the acquisition; Done simply added those license numbers to its existing contractor registrations.
Permits and inspections follow the same process they always did. Done pulls permits on your behalf for any work that requires one, which protects your home’s resale value and keeps your homeowner’s insurance valid. If you had open permits or ongoing work with Apower at the time of the transition, those were carried forward without interruption.
What Services Are Now Under One Roof
The combined company handles the full range of residential electrical work alongside plumbing, heating, and cooling. On the electrical side, that includes:
- Panel upgrades and circuit breaker replacements
- Outlet, switch, and GFCI installations
- Whole-home rewiring and aluminum wiring remediation
- EV charger (Level 2) installation
- Lighting installations — indoor, outdoor, landscape
- Generator and battery backup systems
- Smart home devices — smart switches, dimmers, smoke detectors, surge protection
- Emergency electrical service
Serving the Same Denver Metro Communities
Done and Apower shared significant geographic overlap across the Denver and Aurora metro, and the combined service area continues to cover the Front Range communities both companies served. Whether you’re in a 1950s ranch home in Lakewood with original wiring or a newer build in Parker that needs a panel upgrade for an EV charger, the same team is available.
Denver’s altitude and climate add real considerations to electrical work — temperature cycling from cold winters to warm summers stresses conduit and connections over time, and older neighborhoods often have wiring that predates modern load demands. Done’s electricians are familiar with those local conditions and code requirements enforced by Colorado jurisdictions.
How to Reach the Team
If you were an Apower customer, your service history didn’t disappear — it transferred to Done’s system. You can schedule through the same channels you use for any Done service. For electrical emergencies, Done offers around-the-clock response through its emergency electrical service. For planned projects, browse the full scope of electrical services or learn about the Care Club membership, which gives you priority scheduling and discounts across every trade Done handles — electrical included.
