Corona homes and business parks.

Electrical calls in Corona tend to split two ways: houses in the big tract neighborhoods that need more power than they were built with, and businesses in the industrial and office parks along the 91 and the 15.

For homes, that usually means EV chargers, panel work and outdoor lighting. For businesses it means tenant improvements, equipment circuits and parking lot lights.

Corona is a short drive southwest of Riverside along the 91.

The houses in Corona

The streets around the Grand Boulevard circle have Corona's oldest homes, some from the early 1900s. Most of the city, though, was built out from the 1980s to the 2000s, in South Corona, Sierra del Oro and the foothill tracts. Those houses usually have room for a charger or a sub-panel, but not always enough for both and a pool.

What we keep an eye on here

The canyon edges of Corona get the full force of the Santa Ana winds, and fire-season shutoffs are part of life near the hills. That is where generator interlock kits and transfer switches earn their keep, and we install both.

Permits in Corona

Electrical permits in Corona go through the City of Corona. We pull them, schedule the inspection and meet the inspector on site.

What Corona calls us for most

• EV charger installation. Level 2 chargers for garages, driveways and business lots, on a dedicated circuit, with a load check on the panel first.
• Panel upgrades and service changes. New breaker panels, bigger services, sub-panels, surge protection and generator interlock kits, with the permit and inspection handled.
• Commercial and industrial electrical. Tenant improvements, warehouses and plants: high-voltage panels, transformers, machine and motor wiring, controls and underground runs.

Around Corona

We work around the Circle, South Corona, Sierra del Oro, Corona Ranch and the 91 and 15 business parks, and in Norco, Eastvale, Riverside nearby.