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Lowell's covered bridge is the widest in Oregon at 24 feet, according to Travel Oregon, and the Unity, Pengra, and Parvin bridges are a short drive from it. Homes in Lowell run newer than in Springfield. About 29% of the 527 homes were built before 1980, by the Census Bureau's count. A newer panel often has room for a hot tub or a car charger.
A shop or barn with its own power
For a shop or barn, we plan the trench route with you, size the wire for the distance and the tools, and lay out the lights and outlets inside. See shop, garage, and barn wiring.
Well pumps
On a rural property, the well pump is the circuit that keeps the water running. When it trips its breaker or won't start, we work through the circuit from the panel to the pressure switch and the pump control box, and we work with your pump contractor if the pump itself is the problem. More on our well pump electrical page.
Storms on Highway 58
EPUD had Highway 58 from I-5 to Dexter back on by January 18, 2024, during the ice storm, and still listed Lost Creek, Dexter, and Jasper-Lowell Road for more work, KATU reported. When a tree takes the line off the house, we repair the pipe on the roof where the line attaches and the box that holds the meter, so the utility can reconnect. See storm damage repair, and generator hookups for keeping the pump running.
Lane Electric and EPUD
Lane Electric serves Lowell, Dexter, and Fall Creek, and EPUD also serves parts of Dexter and Fall Creek, so check the name on your bill. If you're on Lane Electric and adding a car charger, the co-op has a $500 EV charger rebate. See the Lane Electric guide or the Emerald PUD guide.
Inside Lowell city limits, Northwest Code Professionals serves as the city's contract building inspector and processes electrical permits, while Dexter, Fall Creek, and the land outside Lowell go through the Lane County Building Program.