Dedicated Circuits
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Dedicated Circuits
Properly Sized Power Where You Need It
Serving Utah County, Salt Lake County, Davis County, Wasatch & Summit County

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A dedicated circuit serves a single appliance or outlet, providing reliable power without sharing capacity with other devices. They're required by code for many appliances (dishwasher, disposal, microwave, refrigerator) and essential for workshops, server rooms, medical equipment, and any high-draw application where tripped breakers aren't acceptable.
The Details
What You Need to Know
Kitchen remodels are the most common reason for dedicated circuits. Current NEC code requires dedicated circuits for: refrigerator, dishwasher, garbage disposal, microwave, and two 20A small appliance circuits for countertops. Older homes often have a single circuit shared among multiple kitchen outlets — a constant tripping hazard with modern appliances.
Workshop and garage circuits need to match the equipment. A table saw draws 15A, a welder draws 30-50A, and an air compressor can spike to 30A+ on startup. We calculate the actual load requirements and install the correct wire gauge and breaker size. Under-sizing is a fire hazard; over-sizing defeats the breaker's protective function.
We also install dedicated circuits for: home offices (computers, monitors, printers shouldn't share circuits with HVAC or other high-draw devices), hot tubs and saunas (240V, 40-60A), home theaters and audio equipment, sump pumps and radon fans, and medical/home health equipment that requires reliable uninterrupted power.

How It Works
Our Dedicated Circuits Process
Determine what equipment will be on the circuit. Calculate amperage requirements…
Determine what equipment will be on the circuit. Calculate amperage requirements including startup surge.
Run properly sized wire from panel to outlet/appliance. Install correct breaker …
Run properly sized wire from panel to outlet/appliance. Install correct breaker (15A, 20A, 30A, or 50A as needed).
Verify proper voltage, amperage, and grounding. Label the breaker clearly in the…
Verify proper voltage, amperage, and grounding. Label the breaker clearly in the panel directory.
Real Results in Utah Homes
Our Work


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The AYSP Difference
Why Utah Homeowners Choose Us
No More Tripping
Dedicated circuits prevent breaker trips from shared loads — reliable power for critical equipment.
Code Compliant
Meet NEC requirements for kitchen remodels, additions, and new appliance installations.
Properly Sized
Wire gauge and breaker matched to actual load — not undersized (fire risk) or oversized (no protection).
Clean Installation
Neat routing through walls, attic, or conduit. Labeled in panel for easy identification.
Local Service
Dedicated Circuits Across Utah
We provide dedicated circuits services to homeowners across the Wasatch Front and surrounding areas. Same-day service available in most locations.
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