Power Pro Electric and Solar

Electricians

electrician in Los Angeles, California 90042

4.6/ 5.0(19 reviews)

Rating: 4.6 / 5.0 from 19 reviews
Address: 137 E Ave 42, Los Angeles, CA 90042
Open: 5 days a week
Website: local.powerproelectricalservice.com/310-electricians-213/
Service area: Los Angeles
Phone: (323) 443-3950

About

Power Pro Electric and Solar is located at 137 E Ave 42, Los Angeles, CA 90042. The business has a 4.6 of 5 rating from 19 Google reviews.

Hours are Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM. The business is closed weekends.

Service Area

Serving Los Angeles.

Hiring an Electrician in Los Angeles, California

In California, electricians work under the Electrical Contractor license classification (C-10). Before hiring an electrician, verify their license through the California Contractors State License Board (CSLB) online license checker. A valid license number contains up to 8 digits with no letters.

Most electrical work in Los Angeles requires a building permit from the Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety. Permit requirements vary by project scope, so ask your electrician whether your job needs one and confirm they will handle or coordinate permitting.

When you call an electrician, ask whether they hold an active C-10 license, whether your specific job requires a permit, and how they handle inspections and code compliance.

How do I check if an electrician's license is valid?

Visit the CSLB online license checker at cslb.ca.gov. Search by contractor license number (up to 8 digits) or business name. The search will show license status and any complaint disclosure. [4, 2]

What license type do electricians need in California?

Electricians in California hold a C-10 (Electrical Contractor) license issued by the Contractors State License Board. [1]

Do electrical projects require a building permit in Los Angeles?

Most electrical work does require a permit. Code requirements vary by project type and scope. Contact the Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety or ask your electrician to confirm whether your project needs a permit before work begins. [3, 5]