We read the specs first
Circuit, breaker and wire sized to the manufacturer's installation instructions, not guesswork.
Ranges, induction cooktops, wall ovens, dryers, dishwashers, disposals, water heaters and A/C units, connected safely, to code and to the manufacturer's specs.
"You'll deal with me from the first call to the final walkthrough."
— Sebastian Urreta, owner & licensed electrician
Many modern appliances, like induction cooktops, double ovens, electric dryers and heat pump water heaters, need a dedicated 240V circuit with the right breaker and wire size. Plugging them into the wrong circuit can trip breakers, damage the appliance or overheat wiring.
We check what the appliance requires, confirm your panel has the capacity, run a new circuit if needed and make the final connection, so your new appliance works perfectly and safely from day one.
Circuit, breaker and wire sized to the manufacturer's installation instructions, not guesswork.
If your current circuit isn't enough, we run a new dedicated line from the panel.
We make sure adding the appliance won't overload your panel.
Proper outlets, disconnects and covers, and your kitchen or laundry room left clean.
In California, electrical work over $500 (labor + materials), and any job that needs a permit, requires a CSLB C-10 licensed contractor. SMUP Electrical is licensed (#1155780) and insured, so your insurance and your home's resale value stay protected.
Tell us what you need. We reply the same business day.
We inspect, explain your options and send a written flat-rate quote.
Permits pulled, home protected, work done on schedule.
We test everything with you and leave the site spotless.
No obligation. You get a written flat-rate quote before any work begins.
Often yes. Many induction cooktops and ranges require a dedicated 240V circuit sized for their rating. We check the specs and your panel during the free estimate.
Yes. We install the new circuits and check whether your panel can handle the extra load, including a panel upgrade if needed.
We handle the electrical side: circuits, outlets, disconnects and the electrical connection. Ask us about your specific appliance when you call.
New circuits usually require a permit. We pull it when the job needs one.
Monday – Saturday, 7 AM – 6 PM. Not sure if we cover your area? Just call.
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