Professional New Construction Electrical in Los Angeles, CA
911 Construction & Electric Inc. provides new construction electrical services in Los Angeles, CA for residential and commercial projects. From planning and rough-in work to panels, wiring, lighting, and final electrical completion, our team helps builders, owners, and contractors keep projects organized, code-compliant, and ready for long-term performance.
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911 Construction & Electric Inc. is a C-10 licensed electrical contractor for new homes, ADUs, additions, rebuilds, tenant improvements and commercial builds across Los Angeles. We take the electrical scope from plan review through temporary power, rough-in, inspections, service and final trim, and plan around your inspection schedule so the electrical doesn't hold up drywall.
Projects we wire
- Custom and spec homes, including rebuilds after fire loss
- ADUs and garage conversions, attached or detached → ADU electrical wiring
- Additions and second stories that change the load on the existing service
- Multi-unit residential: house meters, unit panels, common-area lighting
- Commercial and tenant improvements: lighting, receptacles, equipment circuits and service work
- EV-ready and battery-ready builds, with chargers, conduit and panel space planned from the start
How a new construction electrical job runs
- Plan review and load calculation. We size the service and panels and flag conflicts early. 2026 projects are inspected against the 2025 California Electrical Code.
- Utility service planning. SCE, LADWP, PWP, GWP and BWP each have their own process for meter location, overhead or underground service and transformers. This is usually the longest lead time, so we open the request early.
- Permits. Pulled under our C-10 license with LADBS, LA County (for areas like Altadena) or the local city, coordinated with whoever holds the building permit.
- Temporary power. A permitted, inspected temporary power pole with GFCI-protected outlets. → Temporary power poles
- Rough-in. Boxes, branch circuits, feeders and conduit for future EV chargers, batteries or exterior lighting, labeled as we go.
- Rough-in inspection. We meet the inspector and turn corrections around fast so insulation and drywall can follow. → Rough-in inspection: what to expect
- Service and panels. Main service equipment, subpanels and meter banks set, grounded, bonded and energized with the utility.
- Trim-out and final. Devices, fixtures, fans, smoke and CO alarms and appliance connections installed and tested, then a labeled panel directory and a finaled permit.
Rebuilding after a fire? The sequence is temporary power, then utility planning for the new permanent service, then the normal rough-in, inspection and final. Start the utility request early. → Smoke-damaged wiring after the Eaton Fire
Why Choose Us for New Construction Electrical
Plan Review & Load Calculation
We review the electrical plans (or help lay out the electrical if the plans only show architecture), size the service and panels, and flag fixture, panel-clearance and service-size conflicts while they're cheap to fix.
Utility Requests Opened Early
New services are usually the longest lead time on the electrical side. We open the SCE, LADWP, PWP, GWP or BWP request early and keep it moving.
One Point of Contact for Electrical
From bid through final, one electrical contractor handles the electrical scope, with change orders in writing (price and schedule impact) before the work.
Schedule-Aware Rough-In & Trim
We plan rough-in and trim around framing, insulation, drywall and other trades, and turn inspection corrections around fast so a failed item doesn't hold up the next trade.
Owner Walkthroughs Before Rough-In
Switch and outlet locations get settled with the owner before wire goes in, when moving them is cheap.
Line-Item Bids
Send plans, the appliance schedule, service details and future loads, and we'll separate temporary power, rough-in, service and trim so bids are easy to compare and change orders easy to track.
The Benefits
What You Get
Code-Compliant From Day One
Built to the current California Electrical Code and local amendments, inspected at rough-in and final, with the permit closed out.
Fewer Delays & Corrections
Early utility requests, labeled rough-in and fast correction turnarounds keep the electrical from becoming the reason drywall waits.
Ready for EVs, Batteries & All-Electric
Capacity, conduit and panel space for EV charging, a home battery, a generator option and heat pump or induction appliances, planned now for a fraction of the retrofit cost.
FAQ
New Construction Electrical FAQs
What does new construction electrical include?
Plan review and load calculation, utility service planning, permits, temporary power, rough-in wiring, inspections, the main service and panels, and final trim: devices, fixtures, appliance connections and testing.
Do you work with builders and general contractors?
Yes. We work with homeowners, builders, developers and general contractors throughout Los Angeles, and coordinate with the construction schedule so electrical stays in sync with the build. On your project, we're the electrical contractor.
Will the electrical work meet local code requirements?
Yes. We build to the current California Electrical Code and local amendments, meet the inspector at rough-in and final, and close out the permit.
How early should I bring in the electrician?
Before plans are final if you can, and no later than when you apply for permits. Service size, meter location and panel placement are much cheaper to get right on paper.
Can you handle ADUs and detached structures?
Yes. That includes feeders, subpanels, trenching coordination and the decision between a separate meter or a subpanel off the main house. → ADU electrical wiring · Pasadena ADU electrical
How long does the utility take to energize a new service?
It varies by utility and project. It's often the longest wait on the electrical side, which is why we open the service request early.
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Phone
747-255-8595Office
1308 East Colorado Blvd Ste 141, Pasadena, CA 91106
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