Pool, Hot Tub & Spa Electrical in West Hollywood

From rooftop spas off the Sunset Strip to courtyard pools near the Pacific Design Center, Shaffer Construction, Inc. delivers safe, code-compliant Pool, Hot Tub & Spa Electrical services tailored to West Hollywood's high-density, design-forward homes. We understand the demands of luxury condos, modern townhomes, and Spanish Revival residences—plus the expectations of discerning homeowners and HOAs. Our licensed electricians handle everything from GFCI protection and equipotential bonding to dedicated circuits and smart automation. Expect clean workmanship, fast permitting, and minimal disruption. Whether you're adding a saltwater system to a courtyard pool or upgrading a 240V spa on a Doheny penthouse terrace, we design and install power systems that are safe, efficient, and built to last.

Licensed & Insured
A, B & C10 Contractor
25+ Years
Experience in LA
1000+ Projects
Successfully Completed

Our Work

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Benefits

Modern Electrical Solutions

We design pool and spa power with tomorrow in mind. Our installations support variable-speed pumps, heat pumps, and automation platforms like Pentair IntelliCenter, Jandy iAquaLink, and Hayward OmniLogic. We install scalable load centers, dedicated conduits for future accessories (LED lighting, salt systems, water features), and robust Wi‑Fi/ethernet bridges for reliable app control in dense buildings. Surge protection, high-efficiency transformers, and labeled circuits make maintenance simple and upgrades painless.

Permitting & Code Compliance

Shaffer Construction navigates West Hollywood permitting, plans inspections, and delivers to code—NEC 680 for pools and spas, California Electrical Code, and California Title 20/24 efficiency requirements for pool equipment. We handle as‑built documentation, inspection scheduling, and HOA submittals. GFCI protection, equipotential bonding, and compliant disconnects are verified before final. You’ll have a fully documented, city‑approved installation that passes inspection smoothly.

Expert Craftsmanship Guaranteed

We use listed, corrosion-resistant materials: copper THWN‑2 conductors, Schedule 80 PVC above grade, NEMA 3R/4X enclosures, stainless bonding clamps, and in-use weatherproof covers. Conductors are sized for voltage drop and heat, terminations are torqued to spec, and penetrations are sealed to protect building envelopes. Our field leads follow lockout/tagout and NFPA 70E safety protocols. The result: neat, labeled, dependable systems that look as good as they perform.

Customized Project Planning

Every project starts with a site assessment: panel capacity, trench routes, rooftop access, and Wi‑Fi signal checks for automation. We coordinate with your HOA and property manager, select discreet equipment locations, and produce a plan that fits your schedule and the building’s constraints. From quiet pump selection to concealed conduit runs, our designs are as thoughtful as they are compliant.

What We Offer

Load calculation and panel capacity review for pools/spas in multi‑unit buildings
Dedicated 120/240V circuits and spa subpanels with GFCI protection
Equipotential bonding grid installation (#8 solid copper) and bonding of all metallic parts
Weatherproof equipment disconnects within sight of motors and spa packs
Trenching, conduit routing, and core drilling for rooftop and podium-deck installs
LED pool and spa lighting circuits, low‑voltage transformers, and GFCI protection
Salt chlorine generator, heat pump, and gas heater bonding and wiring
Variable‑speed pump power and automation integration (Pentair, Jandy, Hayward)
Smart controls setup, Wi‑Fi bridges, and app commissioning in high‑density buildings
Replacement of outdated/non‑compliant wiring, breakers, and bonding connections
Surge protection for pool equipment and automation panels
Voltage drop mitigation and conductor upsizing for long rooftop runs
Inspection coordination: bonding, rough, and final with City of West Hollywood
HOA submittal packages, site logistics planning, and noise‑compliant scheduling
Maintenance, troubleshooting, and upgrades for existing pool/spa systems

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a permit in West Hollywood for replacing a pool pump or adding a new spa circuit?+

Yes. The City of West Hollywood Building and Safety Division requires electrical permits for new spa circuits, pump replacements that alter wiring, and most equipment upgrades. We handle permit applications, coordinate any HOA approvals, and schedule inspections to keep the process smooth and compliant with NEC 680 and California Electrical Code.

How long does the process take for a condo rooftop spa near the Sunset Strip?+

Typical timeline is 1–3 weeks for permit and 1–3 days for installation, depending on access and HOA scheduling. Rooftop work can require core drilling, waterproofing coordination, and longer wire runs, so we plan conductor sizing for voltage drop and arrange inspections in stages (bonding, rough, final) with the city.

What if my older Spanish Revival home has limited panel capacity?+

We perform a detailed load calculation and can add a spa subpanel or upgrade your main panel if needed. We also employ load management strategies and dedicated circuits to safely support 240V spa packs or heat pumps while keeping lighting and receptacle circuits stable and code‑compliant.

Can you integrate my pool equipment with smart home systems?+

Absolutely. We install and configure automation such as Pentair IntelliCenter, Jandy iAquaLink, and Hayward OmniLogic, deploy outdoor‑rated Wi‑Fi bridges if needed, and coordinate with your smart home integrator. You’ll get remote scheduling, temperature control, lighting scenes, and real‑time alerts from your phone.

What does equipotential bonding involve and why is it important?+

Bonding connects metallic parts—rebar, ladders, pump motors, handrails—using #8 solid copper to equalize voltage around the pool or spa. This reduces shock hazard and is required by NEC 680. We install and test the bonding grid before deck pours, then verify continuity during inspection.

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