Commercial Outlet, Switch & Dimmer Services in Burbank
From production offices along Olive Avenue to retail storefronts on Magnolia Boulevard and restaurants in Downtown Burbank, your business relies on safe, code\u2011compliant power and lighting controls. Shaffer Construction, Inc. specializes in commercial outlet, switch, and dimmer upgrades that meet Burbank's unique demands—fast turnarounds, Title 24 compliance, and rock\u2011solid reliability. Whether you're refreshing a post\u2011production suite near the Warner Bros. lot, adding controlled receptacles in an office off San Fernando Blvd, or installing 0–10V dimmers in a studio space, we deliver neat, professional installations with minimal downtime. Expect honest pricing, knowledgeable electricians, and solutions built to handle today's high plug loads and tomorrow's technology.
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Benefits
Future-Ready Electrical Installations
We design outlet, switch, and dimmer solutions that scale. From Lutron Vive wireless controls and 0–10V dimmers for LED systems to plug‑load control receptacles that meet Title 24, our installations support today’s needs and tomorrow’s upgrades. We integrate vacancy/occupancy sensors, daylighting zones, and demand‑response inputs, and we label and document circuits for future expansion. Where beneficial, we specify spec‑grade USB‑A/USB‑C combo receptacles to support mobile workflows without cluttered adapters.
Permits and Code Compliance
Shaffer Construction handles permitting, submittals, and coordination with the City of Burbank Building and Safety Division. We build to the 2022 California Electrical Code (based on the 2020 NEC), California Title 24, Part 6 energy standards, and applicable CALGreen requirements. For projects involving lighting controls, we prepare documentation for nonresidential acceptance testing and coordinate with third‑party testers so your inspection passes the first time.
Expert Workmanship You Trust
We use commercial/spec‑grade devices from trusted manufacturers like Lutron, Leviton, Hubbell, and Legrand Wattstopper. Expect 20A spec‑grade receptacles, proper torque on terminations, derating/heat‑sinking of dimmers in multi‑gang boxes, THHN/THWN conductors in EMT where required, and clean labeling. Our crews follow NFPA 70E safety practices and maintain tidy, paint‑ready wall openings and aligned device heights for a polished finish that reflects your brand.
Custom Solutions for Every Space
Every Burbank space is different. We begin with a walk‑through to map loads, identify sensitive equipment, and review workflows and aesthetics. We help you choose device finishes, dimmer types (phase‑cut vs. 0–10V), and controlled receptacle locations to satisfy Title 24 while staying user‑friendly. You’ll get a concise plan with locations, schedules, and a phased installation plan that minimizes downtime for retail hours or studio schedules.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a permit in Burbank to replace outlets and switches in a commercial space?+
Like‑for‑like device swaps may not require a permit, but adding new circuits, relocating devices, or installing lighting controls typically does. Nonresidential lighting control changes often trigger Title 24 compliance and acceptance testing. We review your scope during a walkthrough and, if needed, handle the City of Burbank Building and Safety Division permit and inspection for you.
Can you work after hours to avoid downtime for our office or restaurant?+
Yes. We frequently schedule evening or early‑morning installations in Downtown Burbank and Magnolia Park to keep operations running. We can phase work area‑by‑area, coordinate lockout/tagout with building engineers, and ensure critical areas like POS counters or edit bays remain operational whenever possible.
Will new dimmers work with our existing LED fixtures?+
We verify driver compatibility first. For many commercial LEDs, 0–10V dimming provides smooth, flicker‑free control. Where fixtures use phase‑cut drivers (ELV/MLV), we specify compatible dimmers and derate/heat‑sink in multi‑gang boxes. We also program minimum levels to prevent drop‑out and test each circuit to confirm stable performance.
Are controlled receptacles required under California Title 24?+
In many office and commercial applications, a percentage of receptacles must be automatically shut off (e.g., via time scheduling or occupancy) to reduce plug loads. We identify required circuits, install clearly marked controlled receptacles, and document control methods so you pass Title 24 acceptance testing and inspection.
We operate a post‑production suite. Can you address electrical noise and surge protection?+
Yes. We can install isolated‑ground receptacles for sensitive A/V gear, separate neutrals to reduce shared‑circuit noise, and add panel‑level surge protection. We also label circuits for dedicated equipment and verify grounding and bonding to help protect editing systems, audio interfaces, and network hardware.
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