From an outlet that stopped working to a complete electrical system for a new home, J.I.C. Electric handles repairs, upgrades, remodels, construction and outdoor electrical work throughout Southern California.
You don't need to know the technical name of the service you need. Start with the problem you're experiencing, or with what you're planning to build, change or upgrade.
Choose the situation closest to yours. If you're not sure, describe what's happening and we'll help determine where to start.
Building electrical systems from the ground up requires decisions long before switches and fixtures go on the walls.
J.I.C. Electric provides electrical work for new homes, additions, ADUs and other construction projects, coordinating the electrical system with the way the finished property will actually be used.
Complete electrical installation for new residential construction.
Systems planned around custom layouts, lighting, equipment and future needs.
Electrical systems for attached and detached accessory dwelling units.
Explore ADU Electrical →Extend the electrical system to support additional rooms and new construction.
Wiring, boxes and circuits installed before the walls are closed.
Devices, switches, outlets and fixtures at the finish stage.
Infrastructure and fixtures coordinated with the architectural layout.
Explore Lighting →Capacity planned around the loads expected in the completed property.
Panels & Power →Power for appliances, HVAC, EV chargers and other equipment.
Explore Dedicated Circuits →Infrastructure for present or future EV charging.
Explore EV Charging →Electrical work for apartment and multifamily projects where applicable.
Explore Multifamily →Project-based electrical support for GCs and builders.
Builder Services →Remodeling changes how a space is used — and often changes what the electrical system needs to support.
From new circuits hidden behind the walls to the lighting, appliances, outlets and controls used every day, J.I.C. handles electrical for kitchens, bathrooms, whole-home renovations and additions.
Circuits, appliance power, outlets, lighting and switches for a redesigned kitchen.
Lighting, receptacles, fans and circuits for remodeled bathrooms.
Electrical modifications throughout larger residential renovations.
Replacement or modernization of aging wiring when required.
Explore Rewiring →Residential charging infrastructure and capacity considerations.
Explore EV Charging →Circuits for equipment that should not share general-purpose wiring.
Explore Dedicated Circuits →Ranges, dryers, saunas, hot tubs, heat pumps, HVAC and shop equipment.
Dedicated 120V & 240V Circuits →Electrical preparation and new circuits for electric replacement equipment.
New layouts, recessed fixtures, replacements and lighting controls.
Explore Lighting →Electrical installation and appropriate controls for ceiling fans.
Add, replace or relocate common devices as part of a renovation.
Installation for compatible controls within J.I.C.’s scope.
The electrical panel is where the property’s circuits and available capacity come together.
When equipment is aging, damaged, undersized or unable to support new electrical loads, J.I.C. Electric can evaluate what the property needs and determine the appropriate upgrade.
Replace aging or unsuitable equipment with properly sized modern equipment.
Upgrade the service when additional capacity is required.
Evaluate and increase available capacity for larger loads when appropriate.
Distribution for additional circuits, detached spaces and expanded needs.
Compatible smart panel equipment when requested and within scope.
Capacity evaluated before EV charging, ADUs, appliances, HVAC or remodels.
Component repair where full replacement is not required.
Replacement of older or problematic equipment where present.
Surge-protection equipment at the electrical system where supported.
Panel, transfer-equipment and circuit work for generator and battery systems — call to confirm the scope for your equipment.
You do not need to diagnose an electrical problem before calling an electrician.
If something stopped working, keeps tripping, flickers, buzzes or simply does not seem right, start with the symptom. J.I.C. Electric can trace the problem and determine the appropriate repair.
Diagnosis before deciding what needs to be replaced or repaired.
Repairs to circuits, devices, wiring and equipment within scope.
Circuits that trip, fail or behave unexpectedly.
Outlets or groups of receptacles that lose power.
Whether it starts at a fixture, device, circuit, connection or the service.
Troubleshooting and replacement of GFCI-protected receptacles and circuits.
Damaged, loose or problematic wiring where accessible and appropriate.
When only part of a property loses power.
Compatible hardwired device installation or replacement.
Diagnostic service for components showing unusual symptoms.
Outdoor electrical work should do more than make a property brighter.
Well-planned exterior electrical improves how paths, landscaping, patios, driveways and outdoor spaces function after dark, while providing the electrical infrastructure needed outside the home.
Lighting that highlights trees, planting areas and landscape features.
Low-level illumination for walkways and circulation areas.
Improved visibility and a defined arrival experience.
Emphasis on exterior walls, entries and architectural features.
Electrical and lighting for outdoor entertaining and living spaces.
Weather-appropriate electrical access around exterior areas.
Fixtures and controls to improve visibility around the property.
Electrical infrastructure for compatible driveway gates and equipment.
Infrastructure serving detached structures where applicable.
Dedicated spa circuits sized to the equipment.
Dedicated Circuits →Some work is bought differently than a homeowner service call — from plans, on a schedule, or across a portfolio of units.
Electrical subcontracting for planned construction and remodel projects, bid from your plan set.
Repairs, improvements, equipment circuits, lighting and tenant improvements for working properties.
Electrical for apartment buildings, multifamily properties and property-management projects.
Electrical systems vary from property to property and project to project. J.I.C. Electric brings approximately 20 years of hands-on electrical experience to troubleshooting, upgrades, remodeling, construction and larger project work.
Whether the project begins with an electrical problem or a set of construction plans, the first step is the same: understanding what the property actually needs.
The questions that come up most before a first call. Service-specific questions are answered on each service page.
Yes. Describe what is happening or what you are planning. You do not need to diagnose the electrical system yourself — determining the right service is part of the first conversation.
Yes. Single-device and single-circuit repairs are normal work, alongside remodels, panel upgrades and ground-up construction. Availability for a given project is confirmed when you inquire.
Yes. J.I.C. regularly works as the electrical subcontractor on residential projects, from the plan set and the construction schedule.
Electrical Subcontracting for Builders →Yes. Electrical capacity is evaluated with a load calculation as part of planning for new loads — EV charging, an ADU, electric appliances, HVAC or an addition.
Panel & Service Upgrades →Yes, if it is safe to take them. Photos of the panel, the device or the space usually shorten the first conversation considerably.
Yes — kitchens, bathrooms, additions and whole-home renovations, including the circuits and wiring behind the walls.
Remodel Electrical →Yes — new homes, additions and ADUs, from plan review and rough-in through trim and final inspection.
New Construction Electrical →Yes. Capacity is evaluated first, then the dedicated circuit and connection for compatible charging equipment.
EV Charger Installation →Yes — for ranges, dryers, saunas, spas, heat pumps, shop equipment and charging, sized from the equipment requirements.
Dedicated 120V & 240V Circuits →North County San Diego, San Diego County, Orange County, Riverside County and Los Angeles County, with coverage planned by project type.
Service Areas →Yes, and earlier is better. Service size, panel location and load decisions are nearly free during planning and expensive after framing.