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We serve homeowners, HOAs, and businesses across Aliso Viejo, from the residential villages off Aliso Creek Road to the office suites in Pacific Park. Roughly 20,000 housing units sit inside 7.5 square miles here, and a large share are condos and townhomes under an association. That changes how EV charger installation and common-area electrical work get approved, permitted, and scheduled. On the commercial side, Pacific Park covers roughly 900 acres of office, medical device, and biotech space, and our crews handle tenant improvements, three-phase panel and switchgear work, LED retrofits, and preventive maintenance across it. See our full commercial electrician services. Our licensed electricians pull every permit through Aliso Viejo Building and Safety and meet the inspector before we close the job.
Power outages hit Aliso Viejo during Santa Ana wind events, scheduled maintenance, and unexpected faults on the Southern California Edison grid. For a home, a standby generator keeps the refrigerator, the HVAC, and the home office running. For a Pacific Park office suite or a Town Center restaurant, an outage is lost trade and spoiled inventory. We are an authorized Generac dealer and size, permit, install, and service backup power for both, including transfer switches and load bank testing on commercial systems.
Office suites in Pacific Park and retail units at Aliso Viejo Town Center turn over regularly, and every build-out needs electrical before the tenant opens. We handle new circuits, lighting layouts, power and data drops, three-phase panel and switchgear work, and Title 24 compliance. We read the plans, hit the milestones, and pass inspection the first time. Most of the work runs evenings and weekends so neighboring tenants keep trading.
Pacific Park covers 900 acres of office, medical device, and biotech space, with retail at Aliso Viejo Town Center and The Commons. We handle tenant improvements, commercial panel upgrades, and lighting retrofits for businesses across these corridors, after hours when the building requires it.
Power outages at midnight, sparking outlets on a weekend, and burning smells from your electrical panel. We’re available 24/7 for those moments when you need an electrician most.
Pelican Coast Electric holds California Contractor License #1133193 and carries liability and workers' compensation insurance on every job. You can verify the license on the CSLB website before you call.
We pull permits through Aliso Viejo Building and Safety for every project that requires one. A licensed city inspector signs off before we close the job. No shortcuts, no unpermitted work.
We are an authorized Generac dealer and installer. If you want a backup generator for your Aliso Viejo home or HOA common area, we size it, permit it, install it, and service it, all in-house.
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Pelican Coast Electric also serves the neighboring communities of Laguna Niguel, Laguna Beach, Mission Viejo, Ladera Ranch, and Lake Forest.
Yes. Pelican Coast Electric holds California C-10 Contractor License #1133193 and carries comprehensive liability and workers’ compensation insurance. We are licensed to perform both residential and commercial electrical work throughout Aliso Viejo and Orange County. We pull all required permits through Aliso Viejo Building and Safety, and every installation meets the current California Electrical Code. You are welcome to verify our license number on the CSLB website before you schedule.
Yes. Electrical emergencies do not follow a schedule. We answer calls 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year, for homes, HOA common areas, and businesses. A sparking outlet at 2 AM, a dead storefront circuit an hour before open, a panel that will not reset on a holiday: we respond. Do not wait on a burning smell or a breaker that keeps tripping. Call us immediately.
Cost depends on scope, and we quote in writing before any work starts. A diagnostic service call is a flat fee. A 200-amp panel upgrade on a typical Aliso Viejo home runs in the mid four figures once the load calculation, Southern California Edison coordination, permit, and final inspection are included. A Level 2 EV charger install depends almost entirely on whether your existing panel has spare capacity, which is why we run the load calculation first. Commercial projects are quoted after a site walk. The price does not move unless the scope does. No hidden fees.
Yes. Panel upgrades, service changes, new circuits, EV charger installations, commercial tenant improvements, and full or partial rewiring all require a permit through Aliso Viejo Building and Safety. Unpermitted electrical work creates problems when you sell the property, gives your insurer grounds to deny an electrical claim, and leaves you liable if something fails. Every permitted project ends with a signed city inspection, and that signature is your proof the work was done correctly. If a contractor offers to skip the permit on a panel upgrade, call someone else.
Yes, and commercial work is a large share of what we do in Aliso Viejo. Pacific Park alone covers roughly 900 acres of office, medical device, and biotech space, with retail at Aliso Viejo Town Center and The Commons. We handle three-phase commercial panel upgrades, switchgear and distribution, tenant improvement build-outs, LED lighting retrofits, generator installation, Title 24 compliance, and preventive maintenance contracts. We also serve HOA and condo common areas, which matter here given how much of the city sits under an association. Most of this work happens evenings or weekends so your tenants and customers never notice. See our full commercial electrician services for the complete scope.
Yes. We install Level 2 chargers for every major brand, including hardwired Tesla Wall Connectors, ChargePoint units, and NEMA 14-50 outlets. Every install starts with a load calculation under NEC 220.87 using your actual Southern California Edison demand data. Many Aliso Viejo homes run 100-amp or 125-amp service, so the honest answer is sometimes that the charger needs a panel upgrade or a load management device first. We tell you that before you commit, not after. For condos and townhomes, California Civil Code 4745 protects your right to install charging in a space you own or hold exclusive use of, and we prepare the plan set, insurance certificate, and contractor documentation your HOA board needs. We also install commercial and multifamily EV charging for office and retail properties.
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