Now booking October · Greater Los Angeles

Remodels and electrical work, under one license.

Most remodels stall waiting on an electrician. We are the electrician — so your kitchen, basement or panel upgrade is planned, permitted and wired by one crew, on one schedule, under one warranty.

  • Licensed & insured · CA CSLB Lic. #00000
  • Fixed written quotes — no hourly surprises
  • We pull the permits and meet the inspector
  • 2-year workmanship warranty

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  • Licensed & fully insured
  • Financing available
  • Same-week electrical repairs
  • Serving Los Angeles since 20XX
  • Hablamos Español
What we do

Two trades, one point of contact

A general contractor has to sub out the wiring. An electrician can’t frame your basement. We hold both sides of the job, which is why our schedules hold.

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Division 01

Remodeling

Design-through-punchlist on the rooms people actually live in.

  • KitchensCabinets, counters, tile, and every circuit the new layout needs — islands, undercabinet, dedicated appliance runs.
  • BathroomsFull gut to finish, including GFCI protection, fans vented to code, and heated floor circuits.
  • Basement finishingFraming, egress, drywall and a code-compliant lighting and outlet plan that passes the first inspection.
  • Additions & whole-homeLoad calculations done before the walls go up, so the service can carry what you’re adding.
Division 02

Electrical

Licensed service work, repairs and upgrades — remodel or not.

  • Panel upgrades & service changes100A to 200A, fuse-box replacements, and meter-base work coordinated with the utility.
  • EV charger installationLevel 2 chargers on a dedicated circuit, load-calculated and permitted — with rebate paperwork if it applies.
  • Lighting & recessed cansLayouts that light the work surfaces, on dimmers, with switching that makes sense.
  • Rewiring, repairs & code correctionsKnob-and-tube and aluminum branch circuits, dead outlets, tripping breakers, failed inspection items.
  • Generators & transfer switchesStandby and portable interlock setups so the important circuits stay on.
The difference

The electrician is already on the crew

On a typical remodel, the electrical is a subcontract. That one seam is where the delays, the change orders and the finger-pointing live. We removed it.

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    One schedule that doesn’t slip

    No waiting a week for a sub to squeeze in rough-in. Rough-in happens when the framing is ready, because it’s the same crew on the same calendar.

  • 02

    One permit path, one inspection

    We file the building and electrical permits together and meet the inspector ourselves. You never get a call asking you to be home for someone else’s trade.

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    One warranty, nobody to blame

    If a switch doesn’t work after the drywall is up, there’s no debate about whose scope it was. It’s ours. Two years on workmanship.

How it goes

Four steps, and you know the price before we start

The order matters here — every step exists to remove a surprise from the one after it.

01

Tell us what you need

Two minutes on the form or a phone call. We ask enough to know whether it’s a half-day service call or a ten-week remodel.

02

On-site walkthrough

We look at the panel, the service size and what’s behind the walls — free, and with no obligation to hire us.

03

Fixed written quote

Itemized scope, allowances spelled out, and a start date. You approve it before anyone picks up a tool.

04

Build, inspect, walk it

Permits pulled, work done, inspection passed, site cleaned. We walk the punchlist with you before the final payment.

Recent work

Jobs from around Greater Los Angeles

Every photo slot below is a real job to shoot — before, during rough-in, and finished. Geo-tag them and they work twice: here, and on your Google profile.

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Kitchen remodel — PasadenaFull gut, island circuits, undercabinet lighting
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200A panel upgrade — GlendaleFuse box to 200-amp service, meter base replaced
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Basement finish — BurbankEgress, framing, 14 recessed cans on dimmers
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Primary bath — Santa MonicaTile shower, heated floor circuit, vented fan
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EV charger — TorranceLevel 2 on a dedicated 50A circuit, garage
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Whole-home rewire — Highland ParkKnob-and-tube removal, 1920s four-square
Reviews

What neighbors say

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Service area

Where we work

Greater Los Angeles. If your town isn’t listed, call — we travel for the right project.

  • Los Angeles
  • Pasadena
  • Glendale
  • Burbank
  • Santa Monica
  • Torrance
  • Long Beach
  • Van Nuys
  • Beverly Hills
  • Inglewood
  • Downey
  • El Monte
  • Whittier
  • Pomona
  • Hawthorne
  • Alhambra
  • Compton
  • Highland Park
Before you call

Questions homeowners ask us first

Are you licensed and insured?
Yes. We hold a California electrical contractor license from the CSLB (#00000) and carry general liability and workers’ compensation coverage. We’ll send the certificates with your quote — you shouldn’t have to ask for them.
Do you pull the permits?
Always, and we meet the inspector. Unpermitted electrical work is the thing that surfaces later when you sell the house, and it’s the reason some remodels fail inspection twice.
How much does a panel upgrade cost?
It depends on the existing service, the meter base, and whether the utility has to reconnect. That’s why we look before we quote — and why the quote we hand you is a fixed number, not a range that grows.
How long does a kitchen or basement take?
Most kitchens run 4–7 weeks and most basements 5–8 weeks, depending on material lead times and inspection scheduling. You get the timeline in writing with the quote, and we tell you the day it changes.
Will you take small electrical jobs?
Yes. Dead outlets, a breaker that keeps tripping, a ceiling fan that needs a box rated for it. Small jobs are how most of our remodel clients met us.
Do you offer financing?
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¿Hablan español?
Sí. Atendemos en español de principio a fin — desde la visita y el presupuesto por escrito hasta la inspección final. Llámenos o escríbanos al (661) 690-7562.

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