Where Morff Electric works

Morff Electric works across 262 cities and neighborhoods in Southern California, covering Los Angeles, Orange and Ventura counties, the Antelope Valley and the western Inland Empire. Every place below has its own page with the local permit office, the utility, the work we see most there, and local questions answered.

Antelope Valley 16 places

High desert cities and unincorporated communities on Southern California Edison. Long service runs, sun damaged exterior equipment and county permits for everything outside Palmdale and Lancaster.

Santa Clarita Valley 9 places

Master planned tracts, older Newhall housing and large canyon parcels. Mostly City of Santa Clarita permits, with LA County handling the unincorporated communities.

San Fernando Valley 29 places

Our home turf. Postwar single family housing, dense small apartment buildings and a steady stream of ADUs, almost all permitted through LADBS with LADWP on the service.

Las Virgenes and Malibu 5 places

Calabasas, Agoura Hills, Hidden Hills, Westlake Village and Malibu. Large lots, hillside and canyon property, fire hardening and long service runs on Edison.

Ventura County 8 places

Simi Valley, Moorpark, the Conejo Valley and the coastal plain. Edison service throughout, city building departments and County of Ventura permits for unincorporated areas.

Foothills and Northeast LA 17 places

Craftsman and prewar hillside homes from Highland Park to Tujunga, plus Burbank and Glendale, which run their own utilities and building departments.

Central Los Angeles 28 places

Some of the densest apartment districts in the country and some of the oldest wiring in the city. Meter stacks, rewires and building wide service upgrades.

Westside 21 places

Prewar apartments, hillside custom homes and coastal properties. A mix of LADBS, Santa Monica, Culver City and Beverly Hills permitting, LADWP and Edison service.

South Bay and Harbor 21 places

Beach cities, postwar tracts, harbor neighborhoods and Long Beach apartment stock. Salt air, corrosion and per unit metering come up constantly.

Gateway Cities and Southeast LA 27 places

Postwar tract cities, very dense small lot housing and industrial Vernon and Commerce. Legal metering for added units is the most common starting point.

San Gabriel Valley 33 places

Pasadena's prewar housing, postwar tracts across the valley and new construction in Arcadia and Temple City. Pasadena and Azusa run their own utilities.

Inland Empire West 6 places

Chino, Chino Hills, Ontario, Montclair, Upland and Rancho Cucamonga. Newer tract housing alongside older cores, with heavy EV and solar demand on existing services.

Orange County 42 places

Historic Orange and Santa Ana, postwar north county tracts and master planned south county. Anaheim runs its own utility; the rest is Edison.