Electrical, Heating & Air Service in Citrus Heights, CA
Built in the '70s? Your panel may be overdue.
Citrus Heights is a city of well-kept 1970s neighborhoods, and the homeowners who live here tend to take care of what they have.

1970s homes, 50-year-old electrical systems
The typical home in Citrus Heights was built around 1978. Many still have their original electrical panel — and homes from this era were often fitted with Federal Pacific or Zinsco panels, brands with well-documented breaker problems. Some homes built in the late 1960s and early 1970s also used aluminum branch wiring.
Add in two-prong outlets, missing GFCI protection and original ductwork, and most Citrus Heights homes benefit from a thorough safety inspection. Citrus Heights is served by SMUD.
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Citrus Heights electrical & HVAC questions
How do I know if I have a Federal Pacific or Zinsco panel?
The brand is usually printed on the panel door or label.
Does my 1970s Citrus Heights home have aluminum wiring?
Some homes from the late 1960s and early 1970s do. We can check during an inspection and repair connections safely if we find it.
Do you handle permits with the City of Citrus Heights?
Yes. We pull the permit, coordinate with SMUD for service upgrades, and schedule the final inspection.
