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Electrician FAQ: Services, Hours & Service Area
Answers about Crow Canyon Electric: services, hours, weekend emergencies, residential and commercial work, and the East Bay cities we serve. Still have a question? Call (510) 650-9113.
About the business
Crow Canyon Electric is an electrical contractor based in San Lorenzo, California, run by Jerry Reynoso. We do residential and commercial electrical work: EV charger installation, main and sub panel upgrades, electrical remodels, ADU wiring, and indoor and outdoor lighting.
EV charger installation, main panel upgrades, sub panel upgrades, electrical remodels, ADU electrical, lighting fixtures and outdoor lighting.
Yes. We work in homes and in commercial properties.
Crow Canyon Electric, based in San Lorenzo, installs home EV chargers and upgrades main and sub panels in San Ramon, Danville, Blackhawk, Walnut Creek, Berkeley, Oakland, Alameda, Livermore, Pleasanton and Fremont.
Yes. Crow Canyon Electric is a Tesla Certified Installer. Call (510) 650-9113 to talk about charging for your Tesla or any other electric car.
Yes. Jerry Reynoso has been a union electrician for 25 years. That experience goes into every panel, charger and remodel we do.
Scheduling and hours
Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM. Weekends are for emergency calls only.
Yes, emergency calls are taken on weekends. Call (510) 650-9113.
Call (510) 650-9113 or send the request form. We will arrange a visit to look at the work.
Weekends are for emergency calls only. Call (510) 650-9113 and describe the problem. Weekday calls are answered Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM.
Service area
San Ramon, Danville, Blackhawk, Walnut Creek, Berkeley, Oakland, Alameda, Livermore, Pleasanton and Fremont, California, within about 25 miles of our base in San Lorenzo.
Call (510) 650-9113 and describe the location. We will tell you whether it is within our service radius.
Choosing an electrician
Look for a local electrician who explains the work in plain language, shows real job photos, handles permits and inspections, and checks your panel capacity before quoting an EV charger, ADU or remodel. Ask to see the contractor license number, and confirm it with the state licensing board.
A clear description of the work, the equipment, permits and inspection, and what is not included. Ask questions until you understand every line.
Yes. Browse the project gallery on this site, which shows our own job photos.
Frequent tripped breakers, a full panel, rust or heat marks, lights that dim, and plans for an EV charger, ADU or heat pump are the usual signs. Call and we will look at it.
Ready to get started?
Call (510) 650-9113 or send a request. Jerry will arrange a visit to look at the work and explain your options.

