Commercial Electrical Contractors in San Jose & Chico, CA

Yes. Our crews work on everything from a single tenant improvement in a small office to multi-tenant buildings, warehouses, restaurants, and light industrial facilities. We scale the team and schedule to match the size and complexity of the job.

Yes. Jackson Electric is a California-licensed C-10 electrical contractor with current general liability and workers comp coverage. We can provide proof of insurance, license, and bonding with every bid.

For urgent situations like power outages, burning smells, or sparking panels, we dispatch a licensed electrician as quickly as possible. Call our emergency electrician line at San Jose (408) 266-5351 or Chico (530) 907-7961.

Yes. Many commercial installs are scheduled in evenings, overnight windows, or weekends to keep storefronts, kitchens, and offices running. We scope the schedule with you up front and plan phased cutovers when a full shutdown is not an option.

Yes. We pull the permit with the city or county, coordinate any required PG&E disconnects or service upgrades, and schedule inspections as part of every job. You do not have to manage the paperwork.

Costs vary based on amperage, existing wiring, permit fees, and any PG&E service work. For a ballpark range and what drives commercial pricing, see our electrical panel upgrade cost guide. We provide itemized, fixed-price bids after an on-site walk-through.

Yes. We design and install commercial LED retrofits for offices, retail, warehouses, and parking lots. LED upgrades usually pay back in energy savings within a few years and qualify for utility rebates in many cases.

We install Level 2 commercial EV chargers for workplaces, multi-family properties, and fleet applications. For Level 3 DC fast chargers we assess your service capacity and coordinate any required utility upgrades. See our commercial EV charger installation page for details.

Yes. See our residential electrical services for home work including panel upgrades, rewiring, EV chargers, and recessed lighting. Many commercial clients use us for their home projects too.

Commercial electricians work with higher-amperage three-phase systems, code requirements specific to business occupancies, permit and inspection processes for commercial buildings, and scheduling constraints around business operations. Residential electricians focus on single-phase 120/240V systems for homes. Jackson Electric is licensed for both.