Electrician in Natomas, CA

Q: How do I get an estimate?

Call or use our contact page . Estimates are free, and you'll have a clear price before any work starts.

How a Natomas job gets permitted and powered

Because Natomas sits inside Sacramento city limits, it follows the city's permit rules, not the county's. That's good news for smaller projects.

City of Sacramento minor permits

The city's Building Division lists electrical work among the jobs that need a permit, and it has a specific permit category for panel change-outs and upgrades. Under its Sacramento Streamline initiative, licensed contractors can pull minor permits and schedule inspections online. We do this for you as part of the job.

SMUD service changes

When a panel or service gets replaced, we send SMUD a service request with the permit. SMUD removes the meter on install day and reconnects after the city inspector releases the work, usually within one working day on a standard job.

Natomas, north and south of I-80

Natomas is split roughly by Interstate 80, and the two halves were built in different eras. The area sits on the old Sacramento River floodplain, and it depends on levees built and maintained by Reclamation District 1000, a district formed in 1911.

South Natomas, 1950s to 1980s. Most of South Natomas was built as residential subdivisions over those decades. Homes from the early part of that range can have original panels and ungrounded outlets. Later ones tend to need more capacity, not a full overhaul.

North Natomas, mid-1990s on. North Natomas was farmland until rapid building started in the mid-1990s. These homes have modern wiring, and the calls we get are mostly about adding EV chargers, backyard circuits or a subpanel.

Built after 2015. In 2008 FEMA remapped the Natomas floodplain and decertified the levees, and a building moratorium held until 2015, when levee improvements let construction resume. Homes finished since then were built under recent codes, including California's EV-ready rules for new houses with garages.

Businesses along the freeways. In 1982 South Natomas changed its community plan to allow office parks along Interstate 5. We do commercial work here too.

Bought a newer Natomas home? Look in the garage first

Construction picked back up in Natomas after the moratorium ended in 2015. California's CALGreen code requires new single-family homes with a garage to include a raceway for a future EV charger and a panel space labeled "EV Capable." If your house was built under those rules, much of the hard routing may already be done. We'll find the raceway, check the labeled breaker space, and confirm the panel can carry a charger at the size you want. That can make a Level 2 install quicker and simpler than in an older home, and while we're in the panel, adding a whole-house surge protector is an easy extra to consider.

We're right here in Natomas

Sagan Electric works out of 4234 N Freeway Blvd #300, Sacramento, CA 95834. Call (916) 914-8769, Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 6 PM. We also work in nearby Antelope and Roseville.

Natomas electrician FAQ

Is Natomas in the City of Sacramento or the county?

Natomas is a region of the City of Sacramento, so electrical permits come from the city. ZIP codes 95833, 95834 and 95835 cover the area.

Does the levee history affect electrical work on my house?

Not for everyday jobs like a panel swap or a charger. It mostly explains why so many North Natomas homes were built in two waves: before 2008 and after the moratorium ended in 2015.

My North Natomas house is from 2002. Why does the breaker trip when I charge my car?

Usually the charger is on a circuit that's too small or shared with something else, like garage outlets or a freezer. We check the circuit and the panel load, then set up a dedicated circuit sized for the charger. If the panel is close to full, we'll talk through a subpanel or load management before suggesting a bigger service.

Do you install Tesla Wall Connectors?

Yes. See our Tesla charging installation page. We pull the city permit and schedule the inspection.

How do I get an estimate?

Call or use our contact page. Estimates are free, and you'll have a clear price before any work starts.

Quyen Le

Oct 2026

Quick and easy estimate and appointment scheduling. Competitive pricing. They even gave me an additional discount on the day of service. Exceptional job from Andre and Alex. Highly recommended.

Fam V

Oct 2026

Andre was professional, friendly, and easy to work with. He did a great job installing my EV charger and made the whole process simple and hassle-free.

Joseph Kim

Oct 2026

I can't say enough good things about Sagan Electric. Andrey installed a Level 2 EV charger at my home in Sacramento and got the job done promptly and professionally. The work looks clean and neat, and the charger has worked perfectly from day one. What really stood out was their integrity. My original quote had expired by the time I was ready to move forward, and they honored it anyway without any hassle. They're also helping me through the SMUD rebate process, which made the whole project feel much less overwhelming. It's clear they care about their customers, not just the job.

Prince Philip

Sep 2026

Daniel’s team was super efficient with how they handled our job. Gave us a date, showed up on time and did what they said they would. Passed the inspection easy peasy.

Josh Alderette

Sep 2026

Great service. Everyone was polite and responded quickly. Alex and Adam did a great job of explaining and installing the system. Will use again if I ever need a new charger.

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