Local Area Electrical Blogs

If you are planning an LADWP panel upgrade in North Hollywood, the panel itself is only part of the job. Anytime you increase the size of your main service, you are dealing with two separate agencies: the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power, which owns the power coming to your house, and the Los

If you are researching a Palo Alto electrical panel upgrade rebate, the first thing to know is that Palo Alto plays by its own rules. The city runs its own utility, City of Palo Alto Utilities (CPAU), so the incentives described in many Bay Area articles may not be the right path for your home.

If you own a home in Santa Clarita, generator sizing in Santa Clarita isn’t a hypothetical question, it’s a planning problem you will eventually face. Southern California Edison shuts off power on purpose during fire weather, and this valley sits inside one of the utility’s most active shutoff corridors. Getting the generator size wrong, in

An electrical panel for a home recording studio has to carry a different load than the panel that came with the house, and in Culver City that gap shows up more often than in most cities its size. Between the bungalows of Carlson Park and Sunkist Park and the studio-adjacent offices downtown, a lot of