Electrician in Ontario, California

Ontario has one of the larger stocks of prewar housing in the Inland Empire around downtown and Euclid Avenue, a wide belt of postwar tracts and apartments, and the new Ontario Ranch development in the south. Knob and tube, meter bank replacements and new EV charging can all come up in the same week here.

The neighborhoods around downtown and along Euclid Avenue hold Craftsman and period revival homes from the early 1900s through the 1930s, built when Ontario was a citrus colony. Many still have knob and tube or mixed original wiring, small services and additions wired over the years. Moving out, the 1950s and 1960s tracts make up much of the city, and those homes commonly have original panels, including brands insurers flag, and services that cannot carry modern AC loads.

Apartments, duplexes and fourplexes are common throughout central Ontario, so property managers call about meter banks, house panels and legal metering for added units. South of the 60, Ontario Ranch is newer master planned housing with modern services, where the work is EV chargers and solar plus storage. The city also has a large industrial and warehouse base, but most of our residential work here is panel, meter and wiring replacement in older properties.

What Ontario properties usually need