Top 10 Best Electrical
We list certified electricians skilled in residential, commercial, and industrial electrical work. Selection is based on technical expertise, safety standards, and timely service delivery.
All City Electric, Inc.
Third Avenue, San Diego, California- Pool installation
- Electric installation or replacement
- Electric inspection
Specialties Proudly serving San Diego coastal communities. New Spa and Swim Spa Installations for Residential Properties. Please contact us at 619.39 More Detail
Eco Electric San Diego
Convoy Court, San Diego, California- Electric installation or replacement
- Electric inspection
- Electric repair
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Eco Electric San Diego is a full service Electrical Contractor in The Greater San Diego Area More Detail
Home Networks, Electric & Solar, Inc. (CA)
Charcot Avenue, San Jose, California- Commercial or Residential Wiring
- Home Automation
- Low Voltage Cabling
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We are a collaboration of tradesmen: Electricians EVSE Charging Stations ES - Energy Storage Tesla Certified Installer Tesla Powerwall Installer Sunpo More Detail
Steven C. Poston Electrical
Larkin Place, San Diego, California- Fan Installation
- Solar Installation and Service
- Electrical Upgrades and Repairs
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Specialties The installation and maintenance of electrical systems for residential, commercial and industrial properties. From troubleshooting to des More Detail
Double T Electric
Beaver Creek Way, San Jose, California- Wire installation
- Electric inspection
- Generator installation
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Based in Monticello KY, our team is the best and you will be happy with your project from start to finish. Licensed and Insured. More Detail
All-Electric California
Greenwich Street, San Francisco, California- Wire repair
- Electric installation or replacement
- Electric inspection
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We specialize in residential retrofit electrification, including EV charging stations, and switching out gas appliances for electrical ones, such as w More Detail
Bay Electric
Columbus Avenue, San Francisco, California- 120/240 Volts Circuits
- Locally Owned Business
- EV Chargers
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Bay Electric is and electrical company that specializes in installation of Electrical Vehicle chargers. We install Tesla, Juice Box, Wall Box, and Cha More Detail
D&S Electric Group
Fortune Drive, San Jose, California- Light fixture installation
- Electric repair
- Electric installation or replacement
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Commercial & Industrial - Installing new and upgrading existing power distribution systems,Providing electrical distribution for CNC, lathe and manual More Detail
Zoom Electricians
West 9th Street, Los Angeles, California- Circuit breaker repair
- Electric panel repair
- Electric vehicle charging station installation
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Here at Zoom Electricians, we strive to provide extraordinary service with passion and integrity with people who always go above and beyond in their w More Detail
Zoom Electricians
West San Carlos Street, San Jose, California- Electric panel repair
- Outdoor lighting installation
- Electric inspection
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Electrical installation: I have significant experience in installing various electrical systems, such as lighting fixtures, outlets, switches, and cir More Detail
Frequently Asked Questions
If your home is over 30 years old, has frequent power outages, flickering lights, or tripped breakers, it may be time for a wiring upgrade. Older wiring, such as knob-and-tube or aluminum, can be a fire hazard and may not support modern electrical needs.
Installing an outlet may seem simple, but it involves handling live electrical wiring, which can be dangerous if done incorrectly. If the outlet needs to be grounded or upgraded to GFCI (for wet areas like kitchens and bathrooms), a licensed electrician should handle it to meet code requirements.
Your electrical panel should be inspected every 3-5 years or sooner if you experience frequent tripped breakers, buzzing sounds, or burning smells. An outdated panel may not handle modern appliances and can pose a safety risk.
This could be a sign of overloaded circuits, loose wiring, or voltage fluctuations. It’s important to have an electrician check your system to prevent damage to appliances and potential fire hazards.
Rewiring a home can cost between $4,000 and $10,000, depending on the size of the house and complexity of the project. While it’s an investment, it improves safety, energy efficiency, and home value.