40 A
EV chargers
A Level 2 charger on its own 240-volt circuit, mounted where your cable reaches. If the panel is full, we look at a load manager before we sell you a new panel.
Will my panel handle one?Every circuit labeled. Every price in writing.
Licensed electricians for homes in Burbank and the east Valley. Pick a line off the card to start.
The circuit directory.
Every panel door has a card that says what each breaker feeds. Ours lists the work we do. Point at a line and its breaker flips.
C-10 electrical contractor, license 000000 Sample. Our electricians are state-certified, as California requires of electricians who work for a C-10 contractor.
How a job goesWhat we wire.
Homes, ADUs and small shops. No new-build towers, no solar farms: the work most houses in the Valley actually need.
200 A
Panel upgrades
Old 100-amp panels, full panels and panels with breakers that won’t reset. We set the shutoff with your utility, swap the panel and meet the city inspector.
Plan a panel upgrade
20 A
Remodels and new circuits
Kitchen and bath remodels, garage conversions and ADUs: new circuits, outlets where the counters will be, and the wiring done before the drywall goes up.
Count your new circuits
15 A
Lighting, switches and alarms
Recessed and pendant lights, dimmers, smart switches, outdoor lights, and smoke and carbon monoxide alarms tied together so one sets off the rest.
Book a visitThe price comes on paper.
These are the ranges we quote most. Your written price is one number, after the electrician has seen the panel and the walls.
Visit and diagnosis
An electrician at your door with a truck of parts. Credited to the job if you go ahead.
$149
New 20 A circuit
From the panel to a new outlet or appliance, in an open wall.
$350 to $600
EV charger circuit
Install of your charger on a new 40 A circuit, permit included.
$1,200 to $2,200
Panel upgrade to 200 A
New panel and breakers, utility shutoff, permit and inspection.
$3,800 to $6,500
Light fixture
Swap a fixture you already have a box for.
$120 to $220
Smoke and CO alarms
Hard-wired, tied together, per alarm.
$95 to $160
Price a project
Sample prices for a concept site.
How a job goes.
- 1You book a visit. Pick a two-hour window and tell us what’s going on. A photo of the panel label helps.
- 2We look and test. The electrician opens the panel, checks the load and tells you what the job needs and what it doesn’t.
- 3You get the price in writing. Line by line, before any work starts. If the job changes once the wall is open, you get a new written price and can say no.
- 4We pull the permit. Panel changes, new circuits and EV chargers need one. We file it and meet the inspector; the fee is in the price.
- 5We label the panel. Every circuit we touch gets written on the directory card in the door, so the next person knows what each breaker feeds.
When it can’t wait for a booking.
- Smoke, sparks or a burning smell: keep away from the panel and call 911.
- A power line down: stay well back, keep others away, and call 911 and your utility.
- A warm outlet or a buzzing breaker: turn that breaker off if it’s safe to reach, then call us at (818) 555-0173.
- A breaker that trips again right after you reset it: leave it off. Resetting it over and over can damage the wire.
Where the trucks go.
A panel upgrade needs the power shut off at the meter. We set that up with your utility, so you don’t have to call them.
| Area | Utility we call |
|---|---|
| Burbank | Burbank Water and Power |
| Glendale | Glendale Water & Power |
| North Hollywood | LADWP |
| Toluca Lake | LADWP |
| Studio City | LADWP |
| Sun Valley | LADWP |
Book a visit.
A two-hour window, an electrician with a truck of parts, and a written price before any work.