
Complete electrical solutions for residential and commercial properties — from minor repairs and whole-home wiring to full electrical system design, panel upgrades, and Level 3 EV charging installations. Our team handles commercial electrical system design and installation for offices, multi-family buildings, and job sites, alongside everyday residential work. Licensed, bonded, and code-compliant work guaranteed.
Electrical problems don't wait for a convenient time. A tripping breaker, flickering lights, or a burning smell from an outlet all point to something that needs attention now. Our licensed electricians diagnose fast, explain clearly, and fix it right — whether it's a single outlet or a whole-home rewire.
Bay Area homes have their own electrical challenges: aging knob-and-tube wiring in older Victorians, aluminum wiring from the 1970s, panels that haven't been touched in decades. We've worked on all of it, and we know exactly what your local jurisdiction's inspectors look for.
The electrical panel is the heart of your home's power system. Most older Bay Area homes were built with 100-amp service — not enough for today's EV chargers, HVAC systems, and appliances. A 200-amp panel upgrade expands capacity, supports dedicated circuits for high-draw equipment, and brings aging panels up to current code. We handle the full process: permit, install, and city inspection sign-off.
From full whole-home and whole-building wiring on new construction to adding a single dedicated circuit for a kitchen appliance, we handle all residential and commercial wiring. For remodels, additions, and new builds, our team also provides electrical system design and load calculations — planning panel capacity, circuit layout, and code compliance before work begins. We use copper wiring throughout — more reliable and code-compliant than the aluminum wiring found in many 1960s–70s Bay Area homes. AFCI and GFCI protection is included where code requires it.
Level 2 EV charger installation requires a dedicated 240V circuit and, in most cases, a panel evaluation to confirm capacity. We assess your existing service entrance, install the circuit, mount the charger, and handle the permit. For commercial properties, fleets, and multi-family sites, we also design and install Level 3 (DC fast charging) infrastructure, including the higher-capacity electrical service these chargers require. We also wire smart switches, dimmers, smart thermostats, and whole-home surge protection — integrating new devices cleanly with your existing system.
Electrical safety inspections identify code violations, outdated equipment, and potential fire hazards before they become emergencies. GFCI outlets are required in kitchens, bathrooms, garages, and outdoor areas. AFCI breakers protect bedroom circuits from arc faults. Smoke and CO detector wiring, generator transfer switches, and load calculations round out our safety and compliance work.
A circuit breaker that trips once is doing its job. One that trips regularly means the circuit is consistently overloaded — or there's a fault somewhere in the wiring. It won't fix itself, and ignoring it risks both equipment damage and fire.
Occasional flicker when an appliance kicks on is normal. Persistent dimming, flickering across multiple rooms, or lights that dim when you run the microwave points to a loose connection, undersized wiring, or a panel issue that needs a licensed electrician.
Outlets should never be warm to the touch. A burning or plastic smell near outlets, switches, or your panel is an immediate warning sign of overheating wiring or a failing connection. Turn off the circuit and call us — this is not a wait-and-see situation.
All work meets local code and is fully covered.
System design and installation for homes, offices, and job sites.
Transparent pricing before any work begins.

There's no single number that fits every case. We've had calls where it was just a loose wire behind an outlet — quick fix with minimal cost — and others where the whole panel needed a replacement. That's why we don't throw random numbers over the phone. We take a look first, explain what's going on, and give you a free estimate. You'll know what you're paying for and why.
Call us or book online. Our technicians typically respond within 24 hours.