Real projects, across San Diego County.
A rolling gallery of the panel upgrades, EV charger installs, whole-home rewires, and commercial builds we've completed lately. Filter by category to find work like yours.
200-amp panel upgrade + Level 2 EV charger
A 1950s Coronado bungalow with an original 100-amp panel from the 1970s. The homeowner wanted a Level 2 EV charger for a new Tesla, but the existing panel couldn't handle the load. We upgraded the service to 200 amps, coordinated the SDG&E disconnect, and had the EV charger active by end of day two.
- 100 → 200 amp service upgrade with permit and city inspection
- SDG&E utility disconnect coordination and scheduling
- 60-amp EV wall connector on a dedicated circuit
- Grounding and bonding upgrade to current code
- Full site cleanup, no drywall damage
Full knob-and-tube rewire · Encinitas
A 1940s Encinitas bungalow with original knob-and-tube wiring throughout. The insurance carrier flagged it during a homeowner policy review. We rewired the entire home to current code, added GFCI and AFCI protection where required, and passed final city inspection on the first try.
- Full knob-and-tube removal from every circuit
- New 12/2 and 14/2 Romex wiring throughout
- 200-amp panel upgrade with new breakers
- GFCI protection in kitchen, baths, garage, exterior
- AFCI protection in all bedrooms per code
- City permit, inspection, and all patch-ready openings
Full LED retrofit for a 2,400 sqft retail space
A North Park retail owner was tired of monthly fluorescent bulb replacements and rising energy costs. We replaced every fixture in the 2,400 sqft space with dimmable LED, added zoned dimming for daytime vs. evening ambience, and reduced their lighting energy use by roughly 40%.
- Removal and disposal of 32 existing fluorescent fixtures
- New LED track lighting throughout customer floor
- Recessed LED cans over checkout and back-of-house
- Zoned dimmer controls for open vs. closed hours
- Coordinated evening work to avoid retail downtime
Level 2 EV charger · Poway
A Poway homeowner had just picked up a new EV and needed reliable home charging. The existing panel had capacity for a dedicated 60-amp circuit, so we ran conduit through the garage, installed a hardwired Tesla Wall Connector, and had them charging by dinner the same day.
- Load calculation and panel capacity check
- Dedicated 60-amp breaker and dedicated circuit
- Conduit run from panel to garage EV location
- Hardwired Tesla Wall Connector installation
- Charging test and app pairing before we left