Powering our community
A family business with its roots in Cal City.
“We always wanted to make an impact in a bigger scale so when we came to Cal City, we found our calling to help this community.”
Trejo Electric is a family-owned business, and our mission is to provide the people the best service we know how to provide. This great community has let us expand our business of Electrical expertise and shine lights on many people's homes and projects.
Our story“We not only want to be their go to electricians but we want to be the light of the world that God calls us out to be.”
From Trejo Electric’s LocateFaith profile
Services
Every job, lot by lot.
From the meter on the wall to the last outlet in the shed. Here’s what we do.
Around the house
The everyday electrical work that makes a home work right, done neatly and explained in plain words.
- Outlets & switches
- Light fixtures
- Ceiling fans
- Home wiring & rewiring
- Troubleshooting & repairs
Panels & power
The equipment where power enters your home, sized for how you live now and what you’ll add next.
- Panel upgrades
- Meters & service equipment
- Subpanels for garages & sheds
EV, solar & backup
Newer equipment that leans on your electrical system, installed so it all works together.
- EV chargers
- Standby generators
- Solar inverter connections
Commercial
Residential and commercial, as the logo says. Call to talk through the job.
- Commercial electrical
From the job file
Our work, in our own photos.
Real jobs by Trejo Electric: services, panels, generators, solar and the circuits in between.
What customers say
Quality work. Honest service. Proven results.
Marcos & Gustavo installed an EV charger in my garage. Their work was flawless and quick. They also completed necessary repairs to the drywall and cleaned the work area after the installation was complete. Very professional and flexible with my schedule. A+++ service!!!
Problem with my breaker box
I had a major issue where my breakers kept tripping, and Trejo Electric fixed it right away. The electrician arrived on time, found the problem fast, and discovered a short in the wiring. They explained everything clearly, and the work was very neat. My power is safe and working perfectly now. I am very happy with their service and highly recommend them!
We had to get our dryer outlet replaced, the team came out on the same day I called to check it out and gave a price estimate. They didn't overcharge and helped us with our current problem while also preparing us for our future needs.
Very satisfied
Trejo electric installed the electrical for my split unit AC. Excellent job! I had problems with my kitchen elecrical wiring, Trejo electrical did an amazing job trouble shooting , finding the problem and fixing it . I'm very happy with the finished work . Thank you Trejo electrical I highly recommend them for all your electrical needs.
Great Company. Fast, Reliable and Reasonably priced. Very professional, polite and courteous staff. 5 ++++++ star rating. Highly recommended. I've already referred them to anyone that needed an electrician. Superb performance.
Fast, Friendly, Transparent
They did a great job with the electrical work at my aunts house. She was able to pass her inspection. They were very quick with their service and have affordable prices. 100% recommend
How it works
Call, look, price, done.
No runaround. Tell us what’s going on and we’ll take it from there.
(323) 942-2199- 01
Call or text
Reach us at (323) 942-2199, or send the details through the request form.
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We look at it
We come out, find the problem or measure the job, and explain what we see.
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A clear price
You get the price before the work starts. No surprises on the bill.
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Done right
Neat, tested work, permits and inspection where the job needs them, and a clean work area.
Where we work
The high desert, from the mountains to the valley.
Trejo Electric is based in California City and works across eastern Kern County and the Antelope Valley, from the Tehachapi Mountains down to Lancaster and Palmdale. Our own list also includes Los Angeles and Santa Monica.
- California CityKern County
- MojaveKern County
- RosamondKern County
- BoronKern County
- TehachapiKern County
- LancasterLos Angeles County
- PalmdaleLos Angeles County
Local knowledge
Built for desert heat and wind.
Summers over 100°F mean air conditioning runs hard for months, and an undersized circuit or panel shows it. Wind brings dust and outages, including planned shutoffs by Southern California Edison. And across the area, homes span every decade from the 1950s to brand-new builds on empty lots.
That’s the work: dedicated AC circuits, panels with room for EV chargers and solar, generators with proper transfer switches, and older homes brought up to date.
Sparks, smoke, a burning smell or a hot panel? Turn off the breaker or the main if you can do it safely, then call (323) 942-2199. If there’s fire or smoke, get everyone out and call 911. Stay clear of downed lines and call Southern California Edison.
Straight answers
Electrical questions, answered.
What should I do if I smell burning near an outlet or the panel?
Turn off the breaker for that circuit, or the main breaker, if you can do it safely, then call an electrician. If you see fire or smoke, get everyone out and call 911.
Why does my breaker keep tripping?
A breaker trips to protect the wire when it carries too much current, when there’s a short, or when there’s a ground fault. If it trips again after one reset, stop resetting it and call an electrician.
Does a new air conditioner or mini-split need its own circuit?
Yes. Central AC and split-unit systems need a dedicated circuit sized to the equipment, plus a disconnect near the outdoor unit.
What’s the difference between Level 1 and Level 2 EV charging?
Level 1 uses a regular 120-volt outlet and adds only a few miles of range per hour. Level 2 uses a 240-volt circuit and charges several times faster, which is what most owners install at home.
Where are GFCI outlets required?
Current California code calls for GFCI protection in bathrooms, kitchens, garages, laundry areas, outdoors, crawl spaces and unfinished basements, near sinks, and for certain appliances. The exact list depends on when the work is done.
How do I check an electrician’s license in California?
Use the Contractors State License Board (CSLB) license check at cslb.ca.gov. Search the license number and confirm the business name, that the license is active, and that it holds the C-10 Electrical classification.