Yes. Your project is handled by a licensed California electrical contractor (Lic. #976453) with full insurance coverage.

That means your work is performed to code, properly permitted when required, and protected from unnecessary risk.

A service visit includes on-site evaluation, problem diagnosis, and clear next steps.

During your visit, you can expect:

• A safety-focused inspection of the issue

• Testing and initial troubleshooting as needed

• A clear explanation of what’s happening

• Upfront flat-rate options before any repair work begins

No guessing. No hourly surprises. Just clarity and options.

Your $350 service visit includes professional on-site diagnosis and evaluation of the concern or project.

This covers:

• Travel within San Luis Obispo County and Santa Maria

• Safe inspection of the affected system or panel

• Electrical testing and initial troubleshooting

• Code and safety review related to the issue

• Clear repair or upgrade options with upfront pricing

If you choose to move forward with the recommended repair during that visit, the service fee is applied toward the approved work.

If you’re still exploring a project and aren’t sure whether an in-person visit is necessary, a Virtual Project Planning review is available at no charge.

This can be handled through a short intake form, email exchange, and/or scheduled Zoom call. It’s designed to help you think through your goals, understand what may be involved, and determine whether a service visit is the right next step.

For many projects, this saves time, avoids unnecessary travel, and reduces environmental impact by preventing trips that aren’t yet needed.

If you’re experiencing an active electrical issue or need on-site testing and diagnosis, a Service Visit is the appropriate option.

Electrical work is priced by the job.

After your issue is evaluated, you’ll receive clear, upfront pricing for the repair or installation before any work begins. That way, you can approve the cost confidently without worrying about unexpected charges.

If something additional is discovered, it’s discussed and approved before moving forward.

General ranges can be discussed when enough information is available about your home and the project you’re considering.

However, electrical pricing depends heavily on panel capacity, wiring access, existing conditions, and code requirements. Meaningful numbers require context — not guesses.

If you’d like clarity before scheduling an on-site visit, Virtual Project Planning is available to review your goals and discuss realistic budget ranges.