Complete Electrical Rewiring in Culver City

Usually not. We phase work by area, set up temporary power where safe, and maintain essential circuits at night. For larger homes or panel upgrades, a short planned outage is needed. If you’re sensitive to dust or have extensive plaster walls, a short stay elsewhere can increase comfort, but most clients remain in place.

For a typical single-family rewire, permits are often issued within 2–7 business days after submission, depending on scope and staff workload. We prepare the application, load calc, and panel schedule, then schedule rough and final inspections to keep the project on track. We’ll update you as soon as the permit is approved.

We use fishing techniques from attics and crawlspaces to minimize openings, but some access is inevitable—especially for kitchens, bathrooms, and grounded receptacle upgrades. Plaster-and-lath requires careful work. We coordinate with your preferred drywall/paint pro or can refer partners to patch and finish affected areas.

Yes. Many condos require HOA and building approvals. We review service capacity, propose a panel solution, and install a dedicated EV circuit where allowed. We’ll navigate HOA rules, schedule inspections with the City, and ensure the installation meets common-area conduit or MC requirements.

Frequent breaker trips, warm outlets, two-prong receptacles, flickering lights, aluminum or cloth-insulated wiring, and older panels like Zinsco/Federal Pacific are common red flags. If your home predates the 1960s and has never been upgraded, a full assessment is recommended to determine safety and capacity needs.