Electrician · Roseville, CA
Electrician in Roseville and the Sacramento area
Panel upgrades, EV chargers, soffit and home lighting, and repairs, from a licensed California C-10 electrical contractor.
California C-10 Electrical Contractor · CSLB #1145293
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CSLB #1145293
Active C-10 license. Bond and workers' comp on file.
5.0 on Thumbtack
33 reviews, Top Pro. 4.8 on Google.
Clear proposal first
Scope, price and assumptions before work starts.
Local
Based in Roseville, working across the region.
Soffit lighting
See your house at night before we wire it
Soffit lights go in the underside of the eaves, all the way around the house, on a switch, a timer or a dusk sensor.
Example
Example
ExampleInside the eave
From the street you only see the light
Each light sits in its own cut-out in the soffit board. The box and the cable run above it, along the rafters, out of sight.
- Lights spaced around windows and corners
- Wiring run inside the eave
- Warm or cool white
- On a switch, a timer or a dusk sensor
What we do
Electrical services for Roseville homes
Everything from a dead outlet to a new panel, an EV charger or a backyard ADU.
- ExampleSoffit and outdoor lightingRecessed soffit lights all the way around the house, plus porch, patio and path lights.Details
ExampleElectrical panel upgrades and replacementOld, full or problem panels replaced, 100 A service upgraded to 200 A, and sub-panels.Details 
ExampleHome EV charger installationLevel 2 chargers in the garage or driveway, on their own circuit, with a panel check first.Details 
ExampleLighting, fans and controlsRecessed lights, pendants, under-cabinet lights, ceiling fans, dimmers and switches.Details 
ExampleTroubleshooting and electrical repairTripping breakers, dead outlets, flickering lights and damaged devices.Details 
ExampleWiring and dedicated circuitsNew circuits for appliances, garage tools, hot tubs and remodels.Details 
ExampleRewiring and home improvementsElectrical updates for renovations, aging wiring and changes to the way a home is used.Details 
ExampleADUs and residential constructionElectrical planning and installation for accessory dwelling units, additions and new construction.Details 
ExampleBackup power and future loadsGetting your home's electrical ready for backup power equipment and new loads.Details 
ExampleSmart home electricalSwitches, controls and electrical updates for a more convenient connected home.Details
Older homes
Which panel do you have?
Many homes around Roseville, Citrus Heights and Sacramento still have the panel they were built with. Open your panel door and check for these.
ExampleExampleWhat to look for inside the door
Red-tab breakers
What it looks like: Thin breakers with red tabs, often with Federal Pacific or Stab-Lok on the door.
Often flagged on home inspections and replaced, especially before adding new loads.
Coloured breakers on bars
What it looks like: Short coloured breakers clipped onto metal bars, common in Zinsco or Sylvania panels.
Also often replaced in older homes. We check how the breakers sit on the bars.
Challenger
What it looks like: The name Challenger on the door or label.
Some breakers sold under this name were recalled years ago. We check what's actually in yours.
Screw-in fuses
What it looks like: Round glass fuses that screw in, instead of switches.
Usually replaced before a big new load like an EV charger or a heat pump.
A newer panel that's full
What it looks like: A main breaker at the top and no empty spaces left.
Usually fine. The question is room: 100 A or 200 A, and space for what you plan to add.
Adding an EV charger, a heat pump or an ADU? A panel upgrade can give you the room: a new main panel, a proper ground and a dedicated circuit.
Call (279) 253-0646What customers say
Rated 5.0 on Thumbtack and 4.8 on Google
We hired him for a variety of electrical projects around our home, including installing 30+ LED recessed lights, replacing a pool breaker, installing five new ceiling fans with wall controls, and addressing an electrical fire hazard involving exposed wires left by a previous owner. ... He took the time to explain his recommendations, walk us through his thought process, and clearly justify his quote.
They responded to my request, getting back to me on a Sunday and fitting me in on a Monday. Not only was he able to do what I scheduled him for, he also made time to look at another issue I was having that was electric and repair it.
I'm very very happy with the service. I needed 2 switches replaced (auto to manual) and 1 home camera (food light) replaced with the lamp the house came with. The team was in and out within 15 minutes and am very happy with the work. Thank you!
Quoted word for word from Kingdom Current Electric's Thumbtack and Google profiles, read November 2026. “...” marks a cut in a long review.
How it works
How a job goes
From your call to the walk-through. Every job is different; small repairs can be one visit.
Step 1
You call
Tell us what's happening. Photos help.
Step 2
We look
An on-site visit when the job needs one.
Step 3
Clear proposal
Scope, price and assumptions in writing.
Step 4
The work
Done to code, tested, cleaned up.
Step 5
Walk-through
We show you what was done.
Where we work
Electrician serving Roseville and the Sacramento region
Based in Roseville. We work across Placer County, the Folsom and El Dorado Hills side, Elk Grove, and Yuba City and Marysville to the north. Call with your city to confirm.
- Roseville
- Rocklin
- Lincoln
- Granite Bay
- Citrus Heights
- Folsom
- El Dorado Hills
- Cameron Park
- Elk Grove
- Yuba City
- Marysville
Questions homeowners ask
Straight answers before we start.
Where do you work?
Roseville, Rocklin, Lincoln, Granite Bay, Citrus Heights, Folsom, El Dorado Hills, Cameron Park, Elk Grove, Yuba City and Marysville. Call with your city to check.
Are you licensed?
Yes. Kingdom Current Electric is a California C-10 electrical contractor, CSLB license #1145293, active. A contractor's bond and workers' comp are on file with the CSLB. You can look it up on the CSLB website.
Do you do commercial work?
Most of our work is in homes, and we take commercial jobs too. Call and tell us about yours.
Do I need a larger electrical panel?
Not every home does. It depends on your panel, its condition, the loads in your home and what you plan to add. A look at your panel tells us the right option.
Can my panel handle an EV charger?
It depends on your service size and the loads already on it. We do a load review first, so you know if the charger fits as planned or if you need another option.
Why does a breaker keep tripping?
It could be too much on one circuit, a faulty device, a wiring problem or a worn breaker. Resetting it again and again doesn't find the cause, so call us to check.
My house has an older panel. Should I replace it?
Some older panel brands are often replaced when people upgrade or sell. Send us a photo of the panel and its label and we'll tell you what we see.
Will a panel upgrade need a permit or the power company?
Often, yes. It depends on the job and your city. Roseville homes are on Roseville Electric, and much of the area is on SMUD or PG&E. We'll tell you which permit and utility steps apply when we plan the job.
What should I tell you when I call?
What's affected, when it started, if it comes and goes, and any heat, sounds, smells or damage you noticed. Please don't touch damaged equipment to look.
About us
Local electrical service built around trust and clear communication
Kingdom Current Electric is a California C‑10 electrical contractor serving Roseville and nearby communities. We focus on homes: repairs, upgrades, lighting, EV charging, wiring and home improvement projects, and we take commercial jobs too.
Integrity
Honest talk about the problem, the options, and what can and can't be confirmed.
Careful work
Safety, workmanship and the details of your home in view the whole job.
Clear expectations
Scope, pricing and next steps you understand before the job moves forward.
License and records
- CSLB license
- #1145293
- Classification
- C-10 Electrical
- Status
- Active
- Expires
- October 31, 2027
- Contractor's bond
- On file with the CSLB
- Workers' comp
- On file, to January 14, 2027
From the CSLB record, checked November 2026.
Hours
- Monday to Saturday
- Open 24 hours
- Sunday
- Closed
Have an electrical project in mind?
Call Kenneth at (279) 253-0646. Tell us what you need and we'll help you find a sensible next step.