We are a licensed electrical contractor in the state of California. We are registered with the CSLB. Our license number can be seen in the footer of our website.
All California electricians must have workers’ compensation insurance in order to secure and maintain their contractor license. This should not be confused with professional indemnity insurance. At Penna Electric, we are proud to carry both to protect you, our business, and our workers.
PENNA ELECTRIC
4825 Rosecrans Ave
Hawthorne, CA 90250
Phone: (310) 800-2401
Text: (310) 817-1470
Email: pennaelectric@pennaelectric.com
CSLB License No.: 907063
OFFICE HOURS
Mon-Fri: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday: CLOSED
Sunday: CLOSED
At Penna Electric, we are able to send our electricians to just about any city in Southern California – specifically Los Angeles and Orange County. For a full list of cities we serve, please click here.
At Penna Electric, we do offer a limited warranty on the work performed. We cover most repairs if any malfunctions occur when the job is finished. Our warranty is detailed in your contract. If you are under warranty, then any problems that happen after the job will be repaired without additional costs. Some restrictions may apply. We encourage you to read and review your warranty before signing any contract with us.
If you already have the materials needed to perform the work needed, we can use the materials you provide us. However, we do not offer a materials list. Each of our trucks contain all the electrical components we need to get the job done. The cost of the materials are included in the price quoted but not broken down by line item because each job site varies.
To learn more about the cost associated with an electrical panel replacement and installation, we encourage you to read the following 3 articles:
To view more articles about electrical upgrade costs, please visit our learning center or do a search using our search bar in the main menu using the keyword “cost”.
As you may already know, when you hire a general contractor to perform electrical work, it is common knowledge that they only manage your project and hire sub-contractors to do the work. At Penna Electric, we have 6 electricians on staff. We do not sub out any electrical work to anyone else.
Penna Electric, Inc. is locally owned and operated by Todd Penna who was born and raised in the San Fernando Valley. Todd completed his first ‘paid electrical job’ as an apprentice when he was just 18 years old and went on to study Electrical Theory and Contracting at El Camino College and Los Angeles Tech.
Todd became an Electrician in the 1980’s working up through the ranks to become an electrical contractor. He established Penna Electric in 2007. In Todd’s words, “The reason Penna Electric exists is because over the years I saw opportunities to better serve my customers and felt more could be done to ensure complete customer satisfaction. For example, providing fair and accurate quotes, real explanations of problems and solutions for customers, and timely service are keys to exceptional service that I wanted to incorporate into a business of my own.”
Our estimates include the following information:
Labor cost
Material cost
A detailed description of the work that will be performed
Warranty information
Disclosures
Terms of service
An estimated timeframe
Our availability
A signature and deposit is required to book your installation date.
To schedule an estimate for a free quote performed by an actual qualified electrician, please call us at (310) 800-2401 or click here to fill out our easy to use form.
Believe it or not, people do ask us to see our credentials. Fortunately, with the age of the internet, you can always do a license check to see a valid license with the CSLB. For more information about Todd’s education and his level of experience as an electrician, please visit the about us section.
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