Salt air causes rapid corrosion on panels, outlets, and outdoor fixtures. Beachfront Solana Beach homes need marine-grade materials, weatherproof enclosures, and annual inspections to prevent corrosion damage.

Yes, most electrical work requires City of Solana Beach permits. We handle all permitting and inspections. Panel upgrades, EV chargers, and remodels require permits. Turnaround is typically 3-7 business days.

Yes. We install Level 2 chargers throughout Solana Beach with weatherproof coastal installations. Distance from panel and outdoor routing affect price. We use salt-air resistant materials for beachside properties.

After permits clear (3-7 days), physical work takes 4-8 hours for a typical 100A→200A upgrade. Power is off for 2-4 hours during switchover. We coordinate with SDG&E if main line upgrades are needed.

For Solana Beach coastal homes: porcelain tile, epoxy grout, waterproof membranes, marine-grade exhaust fans, and moisture-resistant drywall. These materials resist mold and moisture from ocean air.

Yes. We hold California C-10 electrical and B-1 contractor licenses, carry general liability, workers comp, and bonding. We provide certificates of insurance upon request. All work passes city inspections.