
Electrical Services in San Diego, CA
Compare 26 electrical services contractors near you in San Diego and surrounding area with an average rating of 4.9/5. Get free quotes, read reviews, and find the right pro for your project.
Last updated April 27, 2026
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AQ Electric INC
5.01+ year onlineElectricity King San Diego
5.06½+ years onlineGordon Electrical Service
5.02+ years onlineOcean Beach Electrician
5.0~4 years onlineSal & Son Electric
5.0~3 years onlineWehrly Electric
5.02+ years online5 Star Electric San Diego
4.96+ years onlineElectricians Beverly Hills
4.9Interwest Electric
4.924 years onlinePoint Loma Electric, Plumbing, Heating & Air
4.91½+ years onlineZED Electric
4.9~22 years onlineElectrician San Diego
4.818½+ years onlineMassella Electric
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Electrical Services in San Diego, CA
San Diego, CA electricians work on craftsman bungalows in North Park and Kensington, hillside homes in La Jolla and Mt. Soledad, and a heavy EV charger volume tied to SDG&E. Common jobs: 200A panel upgrades (often with meter relocation), Level 2 EV chargers, solar/battery integration, and ADU sub-panels. Brands stocked: Square D QO, Eaton, Tesla Wall Connector, Enphase, SolarEdge.
SDG&E is the utility — among the highest residential rates in CA, which drives strong solar+battery adoption. CA requires a C-10 license. San Diego's NEM 3.0 economics push nearly all new solar to pair with batteries (Powerwall, Enphase IQ, Franklin).
Frequently Asked Questions
- Permit for an EV charger?
- Yes — San Diego Development Services requires a permit for new 240V circuits. Online plan submittal is standard for straightforward installs.
- NEM 3.0 — does solar still pay off?
- Without a battery, payback stretched to 10–15+ years. With a battery, you self-consume during peak (4–9pm) and avoid the steep TOU rates — typical payback 6–9 years.
- ADU sub-panel — separate SDG&E meter?
- Often not required if the existing service has capacity (Title 24 load calc). Sub-feeding from main saves meter fees; SDG&E meter splits add $3,000–$8,000.
- Powerwall — how many for a typical SD home?
- Most homes do 1–2 Powerwalls (13.5 kWh each) for whole-home backup with managed loads. Add a third if you want unmanaged AC + EV charging during outages.
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