Electrician in Exposition Park, California

Exposition Park is older residential mixed with institutional and commercial property. The residential work is rewires and service upgrades; the commercial side is three phase and metering.

The residential part of Exposition Park lies west and south of the park itself, roughly between Jefferson, Vermont, Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard and Arlington. It is mostly early twentieth century houses and bungalows, many converted to duplexes or with added rear units, plus small apartment buildings from several eras. The park holds the Coliseum, BMO Stadium, the Natural History Museum, the California Science Center and the California African American Museum, and Figueroa and Vermont carry commercial strips and student housing near USC.

Around two thirds of households rent, often in older homes where the electrical was added to rather than replaced. We find knob and tube in the original houses, rear units fed by long undersized runs, and storefronts along Vermont with services that no longer fit their tenants. Property owners call about legalizing added units, about separating meters, and about insurance requirements. Commercial owners call when a restaurant or retail tenant needs three phase power or more capacity.

What Exposition Park properties usually need