Sheet E-200 / The crew
A licensed crew that pulls permits.
Five electricians, three trucks and a shop on University Ave. We have wired houses in these hills long enough to know which streets still have knob and tube and which ones flood the trench every winter.
The short version.
Marco started On Point Electric after twelve years on commercial jobs, where nothing gets built without a drawing. He kept that habit when he moved to houses. The first homeowner who saw a sketch of their own panel and charger run before the work said it was the first time a contractor had shown them anything.
That stuck. Every job since has started with a drawing, a written price and a permit. It is slower on day one and much faster after that.
| Licence | California C-10 electrical, No. 000000 |
|---|---|
| Liability | $2,000,000 general liability, certificate on request |
| Workers comp | Every crew member, every job |
| Bond | Contractor licence bond on file |
| Warranty | Two years on labour, manufacturer on parts |
Why we draw every job.
A drawing is a promise you can hold. It shows where every wire goes, what it costs and what the inspector will see.
You see it first
No surprises behind the drywall. If the route changes on site, the drawing changes and you sign off again.
The price holds
A fixed price only works if both sides agree on the scope. The drawing is the scope.
The next owner thanks you
You keep the drawing and the panel schedule. When you sell, the buyer's inspector reads it in five minutes.
The crew and the trucks.
First names, because that is who shows up. Three trucks, each stocked to finish a charger or a panel swap without a parts run.
Marco
Owner, master electrician
Draws most of the site visit plans. Will talk about load calcs for as long as you let him.
Alina
Lead, Truck 1
Panel swaps and service upgrades. Knows the utility's scheduling desk by first name.
Dev
Lead, Truck 2
EV chargers and underground runs. Has dug more trenches than he would like.
Rosa
Lead, Truck 3
Lighting and rewiring in older homes. Patches plaster so well you will look for the hole.
Theo
Apprentice, year three
Pulls wire, keeps the trucks stocked and asks good questions.
Nadia
Office and permits
Answers the phone, books the inspector and sends your drawing and price.
Photo credits
- Kindel Media on Pexels (EV charging)
- ranjeet on Pexels (control panel)
- VIDEOS2B Amazon Productions on Pexels (wall plate)
- Curtis Adams on Pexels (kitchen)
- dp singh Bhullar on Pexels (house at dusk)
- WeStarMoney Rec on Pexels (tool wall)