Electrical Code Compliance & Corrections in Glendale
Keeping your Glendale home safe and sale-ready starts with electrical systems that meet today's code. From hillside properties off Chevy Chase Canyon to condos near the Americana at Brand and the Glendale Galleria, we help homeowners fix violations quickly and correctly. Our licensed electricians inspect, document, and correct issues with minimal disruption while coordinating permits and inspections for a smooth close-out. Expect clear communication, transparent pricing, and workmanship that holds up—whether you're planning an EV charger, adding a whole-house generator interface, or preparing for a home sale. Call or text (323) 642-8509 or email hello@shaffercon.com to get started.
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Benefits
Modern Systems for Peace of Mind
We don’t just fix violations—we plan for what’s next. Our electricians perform load calculations (CEC Article 220), assess EV-readiness, and recommend panel space management using tandem breakers or subpanels where allowed. We integrate whole-home surge protection, smart breakers or energy monitors when appropriate, and transfer switches/interlocks for safe generator connections. Using thermal imaging, circuit analyzers, and load loggers, we document issues and verify that your corrected system is ready for today and scalable for tomorrow’s upgrades.
Full Compliance, No Shortcuts
Shaffer Construction manages permitting and inspections end-to-end, aligning your project with the 2022 California Electrical Code (Title 24, Part 3, based on NEC 2020) and Glendale municipal amendments. We address GFCI (210.8) and AFCI (210.12) requirements, labeling (408.4), grounding and bonding (250), and working clearances (110.26). We also handle smoke/CO requirements (CRC R314/R315) often triggered at permit close-out. Our team coordinates with Glendale Building and Safety and Glendale Water & Power to streamline approvals and pass inspections the first time.
Expert Workmanship Every Time
We use high-quality, code-listed materials—copper conductors (THHN/THWN-2 in EMT where exposed), NM-B where permitted, tamper-resistant and weather-resistant receptacles, in-use covers outdoors, and AFCI/GFCI devices from leading manufacturers. Terminations are torque-verified to manufacturer specs, panels are neatly dressed and labeled, and penetration firestopping is restored where required. Every correction is tested with calibrated instruments, and we prioritize safe temporary power practices to minimize downtime while keeping your household protected.
Customized Inspections & Solutions
Each Glendale home is different. We start with a thorough assessment, photo-documenting violations and mapping circuits. Then we design a correction plan that considers plaster preservation in older homes, HOA restrictions in downtown condos, and hillside access constraints. You’ll receive a clear scope, options where appropriate, and a realistic timeline. We coordinate utility shutdowns if needed and sequence work to limit outages, often completing corrections room-by-room to keep your household running.
What We Offer
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a permit for electrical code corrections in Glendale?+
Many corrections—like adding circuits, altering wiring, or modifying panels—require a permit from the City of Glendale Building and Safety Division. Simple device-for-device swaps may not, but scope matters and inspectors often verify smoke/CO compliance at close-out. We review your list, advise on permit needs, submit on your behalf, and meet the inspector so you stay fully compliant.
How long will my power be off during corrections?+
We plan outages to be as short as possible. Device and circuit corrections are often localized, with power off 30–90 minutes per area. Panel corrections or service work may require a half-day shutdown. We coordinate schedules, provide temporary lighting where practical, and restore critical loads first to keep your household comfortable.
Can you fix violations without damaging my plaster walls?+
Yes. In older Glendale homes with plaster and lath, we use existing chases, attic/basement access, and precision fishing to minimize openings. When small access holes are unavoidable for junction boxes or grounding, we make clean cuts and can coordinate patching. Our goal is compliance with minimal impact on your finishes and historic character.
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