License, CSLB #: C-1125941 

Serving Orange County, South LA, North SD, West San Bernardino and West Riverside.

Residential & Commercial
Electrician

years of experience

about us

Committed to Honest & Upfront Service

“Whatever electrical challenges you’re dealing with, we’ve got you covered!”
– Eddie York Renewed Electric Co – Founder

What sets Renewed Electric apart from many local electricians is our versatility in managing a wide range of projects. Whether it’s routine maintenance, upgrades, new lighting installations, or complete rewiring for homes and businesses of all sizes, we’ve got it covered. Additionally, we specialize in ground-up construction projects, handling everything from underground trenching of utilities, excavation, and transformer installation to wiring and installation of switchgear of all sizes. We ensure that every aspect of your electrical needs is managed with precision and expertise.

our services

commercial & Residential Electrical Contractor

Whether you need complete electrical rewiring for a commercial property or home, or just a simple switch replacement, our electricians are equipped to handle any job.

Electrical Installation

Electrical Repairs

Emergency Services

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Experts in Installing

EV Chargers and Or Panel Upgrades to Panel Changeouts

When installing solar panels or an EV charger, a panel upgrade or replacement is often necessary. As licensed electrical contractors, we ensure the upgrade is done correctly and safely, preventing potential future fire hazards.

Installing a Level 2 EV charging system often involves modifications to the building’s wiring and utility services. At Renewed Electric, we understand the importance of adhering to manufacturer installation guidelines and meeting all necessary code requirements. We are well-versed in determining when mechanical ventilation is required for the EV charger and when a mechanical permit is needed, ensuring a seamless and compliant installation process.

As licensed electrical contractors, we ensure the panel upgrade is done correctly and safely, preventing potential future fire hazards.

For more information on panel upgrades, replacements, or installing an EV charger, please contact us.

Building the Right Relationships With Our Clients

You can Rely On

At Renewed Electric Co., we are committed to delivering top-tier, fully code-compliant commercial electrical services without cutting corners. We carefully select our electricians for their precision, adaptability, and expertise in handling a wide range of projects.

Free Estimate

We like to start the relationship off right by giving a complimentary estimate.

Pulling Permits

If needed, we will handle all necessary permit applications, ensuring the process is as seamless and hassle-free as possible for you.

Honest, Quality Work

We take pride in providing honest, high-quality electrical work from start to finish, with a strong commitment to exceptional customer service.

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Emergency Services

Experiencing a Power Outage, Smoking Outlet, or Tripping Breaker?

Ensuring the safety of your electrical system is our top priority. No matter the issue, our technicians are available 24/7 to address emergency electrical service needs. With their expertise, training, and experience, our team is prepared to tackle any problem, including: 

Power Outage

Repeatedly Tripped Breakers

Overloaded Circuits

Buzzing or Other Sounds from Electrical Equipment

Flickering Lights

Sparking, Smoking, or Scorched Outlets

Frayed Wires

“Pricing was super fair, and Eddie was professional through and through.”

Sandra W

Laguna Hills, CA

“Eddie was really communicative and easy to work with. Super reliable and I’m happy with the work.”

Mandy C

Los Angeles, CA

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Residential & Commerical
Electrical

Since our founding, we’ve built a reputation as the most reliable and trustworthy electricians in Southern California. We’ve served homes and businesses, handling everything from small projects to complex upgrades and even providing emergency services during heat waves and cold spells.

FAQs

1. Can a homeowner upgrade their own electrical panel?

In California, homeowners can legally pull an owner-builder permit to upgrade their own panel in a primary residence, but it isn’t recommended. Panel upgrades involve high-voltage service equipment, require utility coordination, and must pass strict code inspection. A mistake risks fire or electrocution, and improperly permitted work can cause issues at resale. Hiring a licensed electrician is strongly advised.

2. How much does it cost to upgrade a residential electrical panel?

A residential electrical panel upgrade typically costs between $1,500 and $4,500, depending on amperage (100-amp vs. 200-amp), existing wiring condition, permit fees, and whether relocation is needed. Homes requiring a larger 400-amp service or full relocation can cost more. Because every property differs, an in-home assessment gives the most accurate, reliable estimate for your specific home.

3. Is it worth it to upgrade an electrical panel?

Yes, for most homes. An outdated or undersized panel is a leading cause of electrical fires and can’t safely support modern power demands. Upgrading reduces fire risk, adds capacity for EV chargers, solar, and smart-home devices, and is often required by insurers or during a sale. It also raises resale value, since inspectors flag outdated panels as a red flag.

4. What is the average lifespan of a home electrical panel?

Most residential electrical panels last 25 to 40 years. However, panels installed before the 1970s, especially older Federal Pacific or Zinsco models, are safety hazards regardless of age and should be replaced sooner. Warning signs include frequent breaker trips, visible rust or scorch marks, a burning smell, or a panel that can no longer support your home’s electrical load.

5. How much will it cost to install an EV charger at home?

Most homeowners pay $800 to $3,000 or more for a Level 2 home EV charger installation, depending on panel capacity, wiring distance, and whether trenching or a panel upgrade is needed. Southern California Edison’s Charge Ready Home program also offers rebates up to $4,200 based on income and location. A licensed electrician can confirm your exact cost during a free on-site estimate.

FAQs

In California, homeowners can legally pull an owner-builder permit to upgrade their own panel in a primary residence, but it isn’t recommended. Panel upgrades involve high-voltage service equipment, require utility coordination, and must pass strict code inspection. A mistake risks fire or electrocution, and improperly permitted work can cause issues at resale. Hiring a licensed electrician is strongly advised.

A residential electrical panel upgrade typically costs between $1,500 and $4,500, depending on amperage (100-amp vs. 200-amp), existing wiring condition, permit fees, and whether relocation is needed. Homes requiring a larger 400-amp service or full relocation can cost more. Because every property differs, an in-home assessment gives the most accurate, reliable estimate for your specific home.

Yes, for most homes. An outdated or undersized panel is a leading cause of electrical fires and can’t safely support modern power demands. Upgrading reduces fire risk, adds capacity for EV chargers, solar, and smart-home devices, and is often required by insurers or during a sale. It also raises resale value, since inspectors flag outdated panels as a red flag.

Most residential electrical panels last 25 to 40 years. However, panels installed before the 1970s, especially older Federal Pacific or Zinsco models, are safety hazards regardless of age and should be replaced sooner. Warning signs include frequent breaker trips, visible rust or scorch marks, a burning smell, or a panel that can no longer support your home’s electrical load.

Most homeowners pay $800 to $3,000 or more for a Level 2 home EV charger installation, depending on panel capacity, wiring distance, and whether trenching or a panel upgrade is needed. Southern California Edison’s Charge Ready Home program also offers rebates up to $4,200 based on income and location. A licensed electrician can confirm your exact cost during a free on-site estimate.