Electrical services in Martinez, CA
Chase Electric serves Martinez for repairs, panel work, lighting and EV charging. For a planned installation, describe the equipment and location early so the electrical assessment and any required permit documents reflect the same project.
Keep the electrical scope and permit documents in step.
From a repair request to a documented installation plan
Let us know whether you need a fault diagnosed or are planning new equipment. A request starts the discussion; it is not a permit approval or a confirmed installation date.
Panel work with a defined scope
List existing electrical problems separately from equipment you want to add. That distinction helps keep repair needs and additional capacity in the same assessment without assuming the solution.
EV installation planning
Share the proposed charger, panel location and parking arrangement. The wiring route and available capacity need evaluation before an installation plan is complete.
Lighting and electrical repairs
For intermittent lighting or lost power to outlets, note the pattern and affected areas. Leave covers in place and stop using equipment that shows heat damage or a burning smell.
Martinez building permits now use electronic submittals
The City of Martinez Permit Center states that new building permit applications must be submitted through its online portal beginning September 1, 2026, with solar continuing through SolarAPP+. It says building applications sent to the general inquiry email are not accepted. Check the current City instructions when planning permitted electrical work.
Official city resource: Martinez Permit Center. Checked September 14, 2026. Requirements can change; confirm them for your address and scope.
Chase Electric is based in Pleasanton and serves Martinez. For service options, visit our electrical services hub. Request service with your ZIP and project details so the team can confirm the next step.
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Martinez, CA questions
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Can I email a building permit application to Martinez?
The City’s Permit Center says the Building Division email is for general inquiries, not permit applications. Its current instructions direct new building applications to the online portal, with a separate solar process.
Does sending this service request schedule an installation?
No. The team first reviews your needs and confirms the scope and availability. Permit review, inspection and any utility requirements can affect a planned installation.
What should I keep for the project record?
Keep equipment specifications and any relevant existing permit documents available. For new work, ask which permit and inspection records will apply and retain the completed documents with your property records.
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