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John Owens Services has worked in Santa Rosa homes since 1986. Our electricians inspect the system, explain the available options, and recommend practical work based on safety, condition, and the needs of your home. Whether it is an electrical panel upgrade or adding a gfci outlet, we can take care of every step of the process.
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 that supports other home system installations.
Yes. We begin by diagnosing the issue and reviewing the condition of the affected wiring or equipment. We recommend repair when it is practical and replacement when it is the safer or better long-term choice.
Yes. We work on homes with older electrical components, additions, and remodeled areas. We evaluate the existing panel, wiring, and electrical demand before recommending repairs or upgrades.
Yes. We can evaluate the electrical panel, determine what the new equipment requires, and complete related electrical work when it is included in the approved project scope.
An evaluation may be appropriate when breakers trip frequently, electrical demand has increased, major equipment is being added, or there are concerns about the panel’s condition or capacity.
200-amp panels are recommended for a heat pump, especially when you also have other large electrical appliances, like an EV charger installation. It is a good idea to have a licensed electrician perform a load calculation to see if an electrical panel upgrade is recommended.
It can be normal for a quick flicker in the lights to happen when a larger electrical appliance kicks in, since this is due to the burst of startup electricity. More frequent dimming in the lights may indicate an overloaded circuit and you may need electric repair service.
While a whole home or portable generator and battery backup would be equally viable options, the choice will come down to your personal energy requirements, the frequency of outages in your area, and your budget.
A constantly tripping breaker could point to a worn out or overloaded circuit. It also might mean wires are touching somewhere that is causing a short circuit, or you have a faulty appliance. It is best for an electrician to inspect the issue.
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