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Electrical Services in Los Angeles

This is the core of what JE Electric does day to day: installing and upgrading the electrical systems that keep LA homes and businesses running, from an aging panel to a brand-new EV charger.

Los Angeles has a wide mix of housing stock — 1920s Mid-City and Koreatown bungalows and dingbats with original 60-100 amp panels, mid-century single-family homes, and a steady wave of new multi-family construction. That mix is exactly why "electrical services" covers so much ground here: a 100-year-old panel that can't handle a modern kitchen and an EV charger going into a 2026 build are both jobs that fall under this category, and the code requirements, permitting, and inspection process differ for each.

Below are the specific electrical services JE Electric provides under this category. If your job doesn't fit neatly into one of these, call us — most jobs are variations on the same core work.

Services in This Category

Why Choose JE Electric for Installation Work

Direct communication

Antonio Cruz and the crew tell you what's actually going on with your panel or wiring — no upselling for the sake of it.

Code-aware

LADBS permitting and inspection are part of the plan from the start, not an afterthought.

Residential and commercial

Same crew, same standards, whether it's a house on Mariposa or a small commercial space.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you pull permits for panel upgrades and new circuits?

Yes. Panel upgrades and most new-construction electrical work require an LADBS permit and inspection — we handle that as part of the job rather than leaving it to the homeowner or GC.

Can you work directly with my general contractor?

Yes. For new construction and remodels we coordinate directly with the GC on rough-in timing, inspections, and any changes that come up mid-build.

Do you install EV chargers for both homes and businesses?

Yes — Level 2 home chargers and multi-unit or commercial charger installs, including the panel capacity check that determines whether an upgrade is needed first.

What is included in a service call versus a full estimate?

A service call covers diagnosing and fixing a specific issue on the spot when possible. Larger jobs — panel upgrades, new circuits, commercial work — get a written estimate first so there are no surprises.

Have an electrical project in mind?

Call (323) 697-1454 or request a free estimate.