Common questions.

Yes. Kyle Robert Anderson KBC Electric holds California contractor license #1073066, classification C-10 (Electrical), issued January 28, 2021 and currently active. You can verify it yourself at cslb.ca.gov by searching the license number.

Usually, yes, but it depends on your panel, not your driveway. A load calculation on your existing service comes first. Many South County homes can run two Tesla Wall Connectors in power-sharing mode on a single circuit. Some need a panel upgrade first, and if that is your situation you will hear it before anyone starts cutting.

Panel upgrades, new circuits and service changes generally do. Swapping a fixture or a switch generally does not. You will be told which one you are looking at, and the permit is pulled when it is required, with the inspector met on site. An electrician who offers to skip the permit is telling you something about the rest of their work.

Call or text Kyle at (818) 859-5040 with a photo and a short description of the job. Small jobs can sometimes be scoped from a photo. Anything structural, anything at the panel, or anything inside a wall gets looked at in person first.

Call or text Kyle at (818) 859-5040. A photo of the panel, the fixture, or whatever is not working answers questions that ten minutes on the phone will not.

Yes. Remodel rough-in and trim-out is work a C-10 electrician is licensed to do, including working to a schedule, coordinating around other trades, and handling correction lists directly with the inspector.

A breaker doing its job is not an emergency, but a breaker doing it repeatedly is telling you something. Anything with a burning smell, a warm outlet, scorch marks or a buzzing panel should be shut off at the breaker and looked at right away. Call, do not text, for those.

Search license #1073066 on the CSLB website (cslb.ca.gov). The state record shows the business name, the C-10 Electrical classification, an issue date of January 28, 2021, and the current term, which runs through January 2027.

Kyle Robert Anderson: the person you called or texted, the person who quotes the job, and the person who does the work.

Based in San Clemente. In South Orange County: Dana Point, San Juan Capistrano, Laguna Niguel, Mission Viejo, Ladera Ranch, Rancho Santa Margarita, Aliso Viejo, Lake Forest and Coto de Caza. If your town is not listed, ask anyway.

Shut it off at the main breaker. If there is fire or immediate danger, that is 911 first, electrician second.