Electrician in El Dorado County, CA
Licensed electricians for El Dorado County homes, served from our Folsom office. Repairs, panel upgrades, EV chargers, backup power and lighting. Open 24/7.
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Towns we serve
16 in El Dorado County
Electric utilities
PG&E
Hours
24/7, every day
What our customers say
Really happy with the work and would call them again.
Easy to schedule and good communication throughout. The electrician answered my questions and left everything tidy.
Showed up on time, fixed the issue, and was friendly the whole time.
The electrician was easy to talk to and took care of everything we needed.
Very happy with how it turned out. Booking was easy and they kept us updated.
Everything went smoothly, would happily use them again.
Electrical services in El Dorado County
Repairs
Dead outlets, tripping breakers, flickering lights, that burning smell. We find the cause and fix it right.
Learn MorePanels & Wiring
200 and 400 amp upgrades, old panel swaps, new circuits and rewiring. We deal with the permit office and the utility.
Learn MoreUpgrades
EV chargers, generators, batteries, lighting and smart home. Installed to code and inspected.
Learn MoreElectrical work in El Dorado County
El Dorado County is the Highway 50 corridor, El Dorado Hills through Cameron Park and Placerville to Pollock Pines, plus the foothill towns off Highway 49. Wooded lots, wells, detached shops and regular fire-season shutoffs make generators, batteries and service upgrades the top calls. Outside the city of Placerville, permits go through El Dorado County Building Services.
Towns we serve in El Dorado County
Common questions from El Dorado County homeowners
Do you serve all of El Dorado County?
We serve the towns listed on this page from our Folsom office. If your town is not listed, ask us; we may still be able to help, and we will tell you honestly if we cannot.
Who pulls the permit in El Dorado County?
We do. Unincorporated areas go through the county building department and the cities issue their own. We pull the permit, schedule the inspection, and list the fee on your quote.
Which utility serves El Dorado County?
Most homes are served by PG&E. Chief Electric is an independent contractor and is not affiliated with any utility. The utility is only involved when a job touches the service or the meter.
How soon can you come out?
First come, first served. If we have a same-day opening, it's yours; if not, you get the next slot. Calling is the fastest way in.
How a visit works
- 1
You book
First come, first served. We confirm the time by phone or text.
- 2
We look, then price it
A licensed electrician explains what they find and what it takes to fix.
- 3
We do it right
Permits pulled, inspection scheduled, panel labeled and the work area left clean.