Whether you need electrical repairs, panel upgrades, lighting installation, or new circuits, John Owens Services provides dependable residential electrical services in Mill Valley. Serving Marin and Sonoma County homeowners for over 30 years with honest recommendations and quality electrical workmanship.
Electrical systems should be safe, reliable, and built to support the way you use your home every day. Whether you’re remodeling, adding new equipment, replacing outdated electrical components, or troubleshooting an electrical problem, our licensed team takes the time to diagnose the issue and explain your options clearly.
The John Owens Way is simple: maintain first, repair when needed, and replace only when replacement is the better long-term solution. We believe homeowners deserve straightforward advice without unnecessary upselling.
If your project also involves plumbing, water heaters, or heating and cooling systems, our electrical services team can often coordinate multiple home services through one trusted company. See our plumbing services or water heater services for related home projects.
Since 1986, homeowners throughout Marin and Sonoma County have trusted John Owens Services for honest recommendations and dependable service. Our electrical team follows the same repair-first philosophy that has guided our company for decades, helping homeowners make informed decisions about their homes.
We help homeowners with many common residential electrical projects, including repairs, panel upgrades, lighting, outlets, switches, dedicated circuits, and electrical improvements for home renovations.
Yes. We begin by evaluating the issue, explaining what we find, and discussing practical repair or replacement options.
Yes. Many Mill Valley homes have older electrical systems or have been remodeled over the years. We take the home’s age and existing electrical system into account before recommending work.
Yes. When electrical work is related to a water heater, heat pump, HVAC system, or another home improvement project, we can often coordinate the work through our team.
Yes, you will need a permit if you are going to replace your electrical panel. Our licensed electricians will handle this.
If your breakers trip frequently, you’re adding major electrical equipment, or your existing panel no longer meets your home’s needs, an evaluation can help determine whether an upgrade is appropriate.
Both options will work for power outages in Marin County, but the choice depends on your area, budget, and energy needs.
Flickering lights, frequent breaker trips, burning odors, and hot outlets can be warning signs of unsafe wiring.
A 200-amp panel is typically the best choice for handling both EV chargers and a heat pump. Anything less will require smart load-management solutions or an upgrade.
From the Marin coast to Sonoma wine country, we bring honest plumbing, heating & cooling to homeowners across both counties — based locally since 1986.