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John Owens Services has worked in North Bay homes since 1986. We follow the John Owens Way: maintain first, repair when needed, and replace last. Our electricians inspect the system, explain the available options, and recommend work that fits the home rather than pushing an unnecessary replacement.
We provide electrical safety inspections, troubleshooting, home rewiring, meter-main work, new circuits, lighting, outlets, switches, EV charger installations, generators, subpanels, and SPAN panels. We can also perform electrical work needed for other home system installations.
Yes. We begin by diagnosing the problem and reviewing the condition of the affected equipment. We recommend repair when it is practical and replacement when it is the safer or better long-term option.
Yes. Petaluma has many older homes, additions, and properties with a mix of older and newer electrical components. We evaluate the existing system before recommending repairs or upgrades.
Yes. We can evaluate the panel and electrical system, determine what the new equipment requires, and complete related electrical work when it is within the approved project scope.
A panel should be evaluated when breakers trip repeatedly, electrical demand has increased, new equipment is being added, or there are concerns about the condition or capacity of the existing system.
200-amp panels are the recommendation for a heat pump. Have a licensed electrician perform a load calculation to get the exact requirements for your home before installing a heat pump.
Because larger appliances take a large burst of electricity to start up, a quick flicker in the lights is normal. If the lights are frequently dimming however, you may have an overloaded circuit.
When deciding between a generator or battery backup, it will depend on your household energy requirements, your budget, and how frequent outages are in your area.
A breaker that frequently trips could indicate many different things, like a short circuit, a circuit that is worn out or overloaded, or a faulty appliance. Have an electrician inspect the issue to locate the exact cause.
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