Family-Owned Electricians Working Out of Ukiah, California

Mendocino County housing is a mix of 1940s farmhouses, 1970s tract homes with aluminum branch wiring, off-grid builds running on well pumps, and downtown Ukiah storefronts that have been remodeled four times. That variety is the job. Our technicians spend as much time diagnosing what a previous owner did as they do installing new work, so we lead with inspection and load calculations instead of guessing at parts.

We hold a California C-10 electrical contractor's license, carry full liability and workers' compensation coverage, and pull permits where the county requires them. They get closed out after inspection, which is what matters when you sell the property or file a claim.

Brad Loomis came up through service and commercial work in Sonoma, Marin and San Francisco County, where the buildings are old, the inspectors are strict, and there is no room to guess your way through a job. He brought that standard north to Ukiah three years ago.

He went out on his own for a simple reason. The shops he worked for kept getting bigger, and the work kept getting worse. Quotes written from a truck window. Permits skipped because pulling one takes a week. Callbacks handed to whoever was closest instead of whoever did the job.

So this one is built small on purpose. Brad is on most jobs. The technician who wires your subpanel is the one who picks up the phone when a breaker trips next winter. And when electrical work runs into plumbing, we coordinate directly with AAA Organized Plumbing, our sister company, instead of handing you a phone number and wishing you luck.

Everything here runs on one standard, which is whether Brad would sign off on it in his own house.

Brad Loomis, Owner

Some of What We've Been Doing

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