Electrical contractor in Sherman Oaks, Tarzana and Woodland Hills.

What is different here

Three Valley neighborhoods, one city, one city-owned utility.

Sherman Oaks, Tarzana and Woodland Hills are neighborhoods of the City of Los Angeles, not cities of their own. Electrical permits and inspections come from the Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety, and electric service comes from the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power, which runs its own service standards and its own process for new services and for equipment that can export power, separate from Southern California Edison's.

South of Ventura Boulevard the three neighborhoods rise into the Santa Monica Mountains, where the hillside lots fall under the city's Baseline Hillside Ordinance and much of the terrain is inside the Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zone.

New custom homes

The hillside teardowns are new construction.

A hillside lot south of the boulevard that has been cleared for a new house gets the full electrical scope: temporary power, the LADWP service application, a service sized for an all-electric house with EV charging and a pool, the rough-in, the Lutron and automation backbone, finish, and the final with LADBS. County Line works as the electrical subcontractor on that scope and plans the service, the generator and the equipment yard around the hillside ordinance from the start.

Older houses north of the boulevard bring the other half of the work: service upgrades on 1950s and 1960s homes being electrified, kitchen and great-room remodels with Lutron dimming, and EV charging after a load calculation. The Studio City page covers the hillside work to the east.

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