Xishuo Lin
Sep 2026
Laim had a really nice job done today for my Tesla charger!!

El Dorado Hills is on PG&E and has been through wildfire-season power shutoffs. We wire panels, chargers and safe generator hookups, and we take care of the county permit.
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Sagan Electric is a licensed, family-owned electrician working in El Dorado Hills homes and businesses. We upgrade and replace panels, install Level 2 EV chargers, track down tripping breakers and dead outlets, add circuits, and wire remodels and ADUs, from the original 1960s villages to the newer neighborhoods like Serrano.
El Dorado Hills is an unincorporated community, so there is no city building department. Permits come from El Dorado County, and power comes from PG&E. We coordinate both so you don't have to.
Because El Dorado Hills never incorporated, the county's Building Division is the office that reviews and inspects electrical work here. PG&E is the second party for anything that touches your service.
The county takes permit applications through its e-TRAKiT system and runs its main office on Fairlane Court in Placerville. Contractors working in the county need an active state license, workers' comp and a current El Dorado County business license. We carry all three, and we pull the permit in our name.
When a new panel or charger adds load, the request goes through PG&E's "Your Projects" portal. PG&E may run a load assessment on the transformer and service lines, which can take up to about 30 days. We submit early so it doesn't hold up your install.
Once the county and PG&E are both clear, PG&E schedules the disconnect and reconnect, usually within a day of the install. We plan the work so your home is without power for as little time as we can manage.
Modern El Dorado Hills started in the early 1960s, when developer Allan Lindsey began a master-planned community laid out by architect Victor Gruen. The population reached 50,547 in the 2020 census, up about 20% from 2010. The wiring you have depends a lot on which part of town you're in.
200A upgrades, Zinsco and Federal Pacific swaps, and subpanels, with the PG&E request and the county permit filed for you.
Hardwired chargers or NEMA 14-50 outlets sized to what your panel can actually carry, with a load calculation first.
Breakers that trip after an outage, flickering lights, half-dead circuits and outlets that stopped working for no clear reason.
Circuits for a garage freezer, well-used shop tools, a spa or a home office that shouldn't share a breaker with the microwave.
Hardwired, interconnected smoke and carbon monoxide alarms, a sensible upgrade for homes with gas appliances or a portable generator.
Kitchen and bath rewires, additions and ADU wiring on larger foothill lots, coordinated with your contractor and the county inspector.
A Public Safety Power Shutoff is PG&E cutting power ahead of high fire danger. El Dorado Hills lost power in the October 2019 shutoff, and in September 2026 El Dorado County was again on PG&E's list of counties facing possible shutoffs. Many homeowners respond with a portable generator and a tangle of extension cords. There's a safer way. We can add a generator inlet with a panel interlock or a transfer switch, so the generator feeds the circuits you choose (fridge, lights, internet, a furnace fan) and can never push power back onto the utility lines. It's permitted work, and we handle the permit.
Our shop is in Natomas, and we also work in Folsom next door and up the hill in Cameron Park. Call Monday through Friday for a free estimate.
El Dorado County. El Dorado Hills is unincorporated, so its Building Division handles permits and inspections, not a city. We apply through the county's online system and meet the inspector on site.
No. A "suicide cord" like that can back-feed the utility lines and put line workers and neighbors at risk, and it can damage the generator. An inlet with an interlock or a transfer switch is the correct way, and it's a fairly contained panel job.
If the charger or a panel upgrade adds meaningful load, yes. PG&E may review whether the transformer and service lines can handle it. Many chargers fit on an existing 200A panel without a service change, and we'll tell you which case you're in after a load calculation.
Not automatically. We look at the brand, condition, capacity and what you want to add. If it's a Federal Pacific or Zinsco, or it's full and double-tapped, replacement usually makes sense.
Reach out through our contact page or call (916) 914-8769. We'll look at the job and give you a free estimate with an upfront price, so you know the number before anything is opened up.
ZIP codes we serve in El Dorado Hills: 95762, 95672
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Real reviews from homeowners and businesses across the Sacramento area.
Xishuo Lin
Sep 2026
Laim had a really nice job done today for my Tesla charger!!
MELINDA TUCKER
Sep 2026
This company was amazing! When I called, they answered, and tried to go over trouble shooting with me on the phone. When we were not able to fix the issue over the hone, they came out THE SAME DAY! Not only that, they helped me determine it must be the SMUD box and helped me call SMUD to get them out the SAME DAY too! 10/10
Robjob
Sep 2026
Above and beyond help when my breaker panel needed replacing!
Derek Dolfie
Aug 2026
Great service that was quick and easy. We have used Sagan a number of times for electrical work.
Claresse Anne Alvis
Aug 2026
The guys are early and on time. did a great job putting up our EV charger. very realiable and gives you proper instructions
Sunita Bhattarai
Aug 2026
They were on time and got the job done perfectly !!
Anand Reddy
Aug 2026
Liam did a fantastic job! Arrived on time, efficiently installed and cleaned up. The quote was competitive and communication was great
Lisa Holbert
Aug 2026
We use them all the time for our 5 rentals and they are awesome. Price is right, quality employees and quality work every time. Highly recommend!
Vincent Legaspi
Aug 2026
Wonderful experience. Liam and Daniel were fantastic, and easy to work with - from getting quotes all the way to project completion. Absolutely professional, gave courtesy updates, and worked with my schedule. Will recommend Sagan Electric to anyone needing electrical work done. As a homeowner, it’s been a struggle to find contractors who are professional, doesn’t pressure you, friendly, and are easy-going. Sagan Electric is that unicorn contractor. Highly recommend! Edit: Dana processed my permits and rebates, and she is phenomenal! Consistent updates, and very clear communication. From the installer all the way to the back office, Sagan has exceeded my expectations. Great company.
Cathia Sanchez
Aug 2026
Daniel from Sagan Electric gave me a fair quote for a ring camera and a Tesla charger. He educated me on my options and was patient with me throughout the process. Liam and Eric completed the installation. They asked about placement and provided recommendations.They were kind and made me feel comfortable. I am so happy with their work and highly recommend Sagan Electric.
Bob Kendall
Aug 2026
We had Sagan Electric install a wall charger for our Tesla, replace the electric panel in our 38 year old house, and take care of a few other misc electric issues. They were very pleasant to work with, stayed in good communication and showed up when they said they would. Their price was competitve and the were easy to work with for a couple of additional items. We were very happy with the interaction and would recommend them.
Bob K.
Aug 2026
We had Sagan Electric install a wall charger for our Tesla, replace the electric panel in our 38 year old house, and take care of a few other misc electric issues. They were very pleasant to work with, stayed in good communication and showed up when they said they would. Their price was competitve. We were very happy with the interaction and would recommend them.
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