Frank Solatorio
Recently moved into an old home, and needed rewiring the entire house done immediately. Electricians handled it so professionally—from checking every outlet to upgrading the whole system. So impressed with the quality!
High Voltage Electrical is an electrician serving Garden Grove. The company was founded in 2004, with a history of knob-and-tube removal, aluminum wiring replacement and fuse-box upgrades in older California neighborhoods. For Garden Grove jobs, it diagnoses the property in person, explains what it finds and provides a clear price before work begins.
Garden Grove and Orange County.
Featured on ProsGrade. High Voltage Electrical is one of 5 electricians ProsGrade lists in Garden Grove, California.
6 services listed, including Electrical panels, Wiring and Outlets. Open 7 days a week. Rated 5.0 from 82 reviews.
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Customers praise the electricians’ professionalism and the crews’ tidy work. One customer appreciated a neat recessed-light installation that finished faster than expected; another valued explanations and updates during a full rewiring.
Recently moved into an old home, and needed rewiring the entire house done immediately. Electricians handled it so professionally—from checking every outlet to upgrading the whole system. So impressed with the quality!
I contracted an individual to install landscape lights in my backyard. They were good layout and installations. The outcome is very classy and appealing; my yard is very beautiful and satisfying.
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Timing depends on the existing service, utility coordination, permits, inspections, equipment availability and project complexity. A project-specific schedule is provided after evaluation.
Rewiring may require access to walls, attics or crawl spaces, so some disruption is expected. The crew works carefully around existing finishes and explains the process before starting.
Not every property needs a panel upgrade. Electricians evaluate service capacity, existing loads, charger requirements and possible load-management options before recommending a solution.