Electricians for every city in California
Repairs, installations, panel upgrades, EV charging and 24/7 emergency electrical work for homes and businesses in 482 California cities. Flat price before we start.
Open 24 hours, 7 days a week — answered by a live dispatcher, not a machine
Service directory — California
MAIN 200AElectrical emergency anywhere in California? Sparking outlet, burning smell, no power. Turn the circuit off and call.
(833) 652-8933Every kind of electrical work, one number
From a dead outlet to a 400 amp commercial service. Each service has its own page, and a page for your city.
24/7 Emergency Electrician
Sparking outlets, dead breakers, burning smells and full power loss, answered day or night.
Typical circuit 24/7Electrical Repair
Dead outlets, bad switches, failing circuits and the troubleshooting that finds the actual cause.
Typical circuit 15AElectrical Panel Upgrade
100 to 200 amp service upgrades, breaker box replacement and subpanels for modern loads.
Typical circuit 200AWhole House Rewiring
Knob and tube, cloth wiring and aluminum branch circuits replaced room by room or all at once.
Typical circuit 12 AWGEV Charger Installation
Level 2 chargers, Tesla Wall Connector and NEMA 14-50 circuits, with the load math done first.
Typical circuit 50AGenerator Installation
Standby generators, transfer switches and battery backup sized to the circuits that matter.
Typical circuit 22kWLighting Installation
Recessed lighting, fixtures, ceiling fans, outdoor and landscape lighting, and LED retrofits.
Typical circuit 20AOutlet & Switch Installation
New outlets, GFCI protection, USB receptacles, dedicated circuits and switch upgrades.
Typical circuit 20ACommercial Electrician
Offices, restaurants, retail and warehouses. After-hours work so the doors stay open.
Typical circuit 3ØSmart Home Wiring
Smart switches, structured cabling, cameras, doorbells and automation that survives a power cut.
Typical circuit CAT6Find an electrician near you
482 California cities across 54 counties, each with its own local page.
How we work
Six things that decide whether an electrical job goes well.
Answered around the clock
A real dispatcher picks up at 3am, not a voicemail box that gets checked on Monday. Electrical faults get worse while they wait.
Flat price before work starts
You approve a number, then we work. No hourly meter running while a technician looks for parts, and no after-hours surcharge appearing on the invoice.
Diagnosis before parts
We meter the circuit and find the actual fault. Swapping devices until something works is expensive for you and tells you nothing about why it failed.
Permits and inspections handled
Panel upgrades, EV circuits and rewires get permitted and inspected. We pull the paperwork and meet the inspector.
Left clean and labeled
Panels get a legible directory, openings get cut straight and patch-ready, and the drop cloths come out before the tools do.
One company for the whole job
Repairs, panels, generators, EV charging, lighting and low voltage under one number, so you are not coordinating three trades.
What customers say
Breaker tripped Sunday night and I got a call back in about ten minutes. Tech found a bad connection in a junction box behind the closet, fixed it that night, and the price was what he said on the phone.
Marcus D.Emergency repair · CaliforniaAdded outlets to three bedrooms and a weatherproof one out back. Cuts were small, patches were tidy, and everything got labeled at the panel.
Hugo S.Outlet installation · CaliforniaStandby generator install. They sized it to what we actually use rather than the biggest unit, then walked me through the transfer switch and the exercise cycle.
Renee B.Generator · CaliforniaFrom the electrical blog
Plain explanations of the things people call us about most.
Why Your Breaker Keeps Tripping in California (and When It's an Emergency)
A breaker that trips repeatedly is telling you something specific. Here is how California electricians read the signal, what you can safely check, and when to stop resetting and call.
Electrical Panel Upgrade Cost in California: What Actually Drives the Price
Why two 200 amp panel upgrades on the same street can differ by thousands, plus the five factors that move the number and how to get a quote you can trust.
Home EV Charger Installation in California: A Practical Guide
Level 1 vs Level 2, hardwired vs plug-in, what a load calculation actually checks, and how to avoid paying for a panel upgrade you may not need.
Nine Signs a California Home Needs Rewiring
Knob and tube, cloth insulation, aluminum branch circuits and two-prong outlets. How to tell what is in your walls and which findings are urgent.
GFCI vs AFCI: What Each One Protects You From
Two devices with similar names that do completely different jobs. Where California requires each, why they nuisance trip, and what to do when they won't reset.
Common questions
What areas of California do you serve?
All of it. Rupert Electrical Solutions covers 482 cities across 54 California counties, from Crescent City down to Chula Vista and out to the desert communities. Our locations directory lists every city with its own page, or just call (833) 652-8933 and we will confirm coverage for your address.
Are you available 24 hours a day?
Yes. The (833) 652-8933 line is answered by a live dispatcher 24 hours a day, seven days a week, including holidays. Emergency electrical faults get worse while they wait, so we do not use voicemail for after-hours calls.
How does your pricing work?
We diagnose the problem first, then quote a flat price for the repair or installation before any work starts. You approve the number, then we work. There is no hourly meter running and no after-hours surcharge added at the end.
Do you charge a diagnostic fee?
Diagnostic visits carry a stated fee that we quote on the phone before dispatching, and it goes toward the repair if you proceed. Replacement and installation quotes are free.
How fast can you get to me?
Same-day is normal for repairs. Emergency calls usually get a technician within the hour in metro areas. When you call (833) 652-8933, the dispatcher gives you a real arrival window based on where the nearest van is.
What is considered an electrical emergency?
Burning or fishy smells from an outlet or panel, sparking or arcing, scorch marks, a warm panel cover, a breaker that trips instantly with nothing connected, half the house dark while the street has power, or any water near electrical equipment. Turn the circuit off and call immediately.
Do you handle permits and inspections?
Yes. Panel upgrades, service changes, EV charger circuits, rewires and new circuits are permitted work. We pull the permit, schedule the inspection and meet the inspector.
Do you work on commercial property?
Yes, and a large share of our work is commercial: offices, retail, restaurants, warehouses, medical suites and multifamily buildings. Most of it is scheduled after hours so the business keeps trading.
Book electrical work in California
Call and speak to a dispatcher now, or send the details and we will come back with a time and a price.