Sacramento homeowners and businesses trust Uniform Lighting & Power LLC for fast, dependable electrical work done right the first time. As a veteran-owned, CA C-10 licensed contractor, we serve Sacramento’s diverse neighborhoods — from Midtown and East Sacramento to Natomas and South Sac — with the same disciplined professionalism on every job.
We provide the full range of residential and light commercial electrical services to Sacramento properties.
Sacramento deserves an electrician who shows up on time, communicates clearly, and backs their work.
Owner Joseph Perry brings military discipline and integrity to every Sacramento job. When we say we’ll be there, we’re there.
Fully licensed and insured to perform electrical work in Sacramento. Your project is protected from estimate to final inspection.
Consistently top-rated on Google and Yelp by Sacramento customers who value honest pricing, punctuality, and quality work.
Sacramento isn’t one housing stock — it’s more than a century of construction eras layered together. Central neighborhoods such as Midtown, East Sacramento, Land Park, Curtis Park, and Oak Park include many older homes that may have legacy wiring — including knob-and-tube in properties built in the early twentieth century that haven’t been fully rewired — along with ungrounded outlets, undersized electrical service, or additions completed under older code standards. Mid-century neighborhoods, including areas like Tahoe Park, College Greens, and Arden-Arcade, can present a different set of concerns: some homes from the 1960s–70s may contain aluminum branch-circuit wiring, along with aging panels and overloaded circuits. The only reliable way to know what a specific home has is through an inspection.
Newer neighborhoods like Natomas, Pocket-Greenhaven, and parts of South Sacramento generally have more modern electrical systems, but panels from the 1990s and 2000s are increasingly being asked to support EV chargers, home offices, and appliance loads they weren’t originally sized for.
Most properties in and around Sacramento are served by SMUD, the region’s community-owned electric utility, rather than PG&E. Utility requirements can affect service upgrades, panel replacements, meter work, and EV charger projects, so we confirm which requirements apply before work begins. Properties within a designated historic district or individually listed as a historic resource may also be subject to additional preservation or design review for certain visible exterior alterations — we can help identify the applicable permitting path before work begins.
Because Sacramento spans so many housing eras, what we run into depends heavily on the neighborhood.
We work throughout Sacramento, including Midtown, East Sacramento, Land Park, Curtis Park, Oak Park, Tahoe Park, Natomas, Pocket-Greenhaven, South Sacramento, and Arden-Arcade — from historic homes near William Land Park and McKinley Park to newer construction throughout Natomas and the Pocket area.
If you’re seeing frequent breaker trips, warm or discolored outlets, or you own an older Sacramento home that’s never had its panel updated, it’s worth an evaluation — particularly if your home may have knob-and-tube or aluminum wiring. Learn more about our Electrical Panel Upgrade services.
Whether you’re in a newer Natomas build or an older Land Park home, we evaluate your panel’s capacity before recommending an EV charger installation, and handle any needed upgrade alongside it. Learn more about our EV Charger Installation services.
From grounding ungrounded outlets in Sacramento’s older homes to adding capacity for home offices and entertainment setups in newer builds, we handle outlet and switch work room by room or whole-house. See our Outlet & Switch services.
Popular in kitchen and living room remodels throughout Sacramento’s older neighborhoods, as well as new installs in newer homes. Learn more about our Recessed Lighting services.
Smart switches, dimmers, and scene control have become common requests across Sacramento homes — whether as part of a kitchen remodel or a standalone upgrade. Most systems work with standard wiring, so there’s no need for a full rewire. Learn more about our Smart Lighting services.
We design and install camera systems for Sacramento homes and small properties, sized to the property rather than a one-size-fits-all setup. See our Security Camera services.
We handle select light-commercial and tenant-improvement projects throughout Sacramento, including smaller retail, restaurant, and office electrical work. For larger or extended buildouts, we’ll review the scope and let you know upfront whether the project is a fit. See our Commercial Electrical services.
Electrical issues don’t wait for business hours, especially in older homes under summer heat load. We offer emergency response throughout Sacramento. See our Emergency Electrician services.
Most panel upgrades, new circuits, and service changes require a permit through the City of Sacramento’s building department. If your property is within a designated historic district or individually listed as a historic resource, certain visible exterior alterations may also require additional preservation or design review. We handle permitting on jobs that require it.
It depends on your home’s age and history — knob-and-tube may still be present in some older Sacramento homes, particularly early-1900s properties that haven’t been fully rewired, while some homes built or wired in the 1960s–70s may contain aluminum branch wiring. Both are worth having evaluated by a licensed electrician; the right corrective approach depends on the specific wiring, devices, and condition of the system.
Most properties in and around Sacramento are served by SMUD, the region’s community-owned electric utility, rather than PG&E. Utility requirements can affect service upgrades, panel replacements, meter work, and EV charger projects — we confirm what applies before work begins.
It depends on the scope — a single outlet repair is a very different cost than a panel upgrade or knob-and-tube remediation. Project estimates — panel upgrades, EV chargers, lighting, new outlet and switch work — are always free. Repair calls start with a paid diagnostic visit. See diagnostic pricing →
Most residential panel upgrades take one day. Homes needing additional code-related work — which may include addressing knob-and-tube or aluminum wiring, depending on what an inspection finds — can take longer. We’ll give you a realistic timeline during your estimate.
Yes. We install Level 2 chargers for all major EV brands, including Tesla, and confirm your panel’s capacity before installation.
Yes, we handle select light-commercial and tenant-improvement projects, including smaller retail, restaurant, and office electrical work. For larger or extended buildouts, we’ll review the scope and let you know upfront whether the project is a fit.
Yes. Uniform Lighting & Power LLC is a licensed C-10 electrical contractor (CA LIC #1154062), fully bonded and insured.
Project estimates are always free — panel upgrades, EV chargers, wiring remediation, and light commercial projects. Troubleshooting and repair starts with a paid diagnostic visit. See diagnostic pricing →
Yes, we offer 24/7 emergency response for power loss, tripped panels, and exposed or damaged wiring.
In addition to Sacramento itself, we serve Citrus Heights, Roseville, Granite Bay, Rocklin, Folsom, Elk Grove, and Rancho Cordova.
We serve homeowners and small businesses throughout Sacramento, from historic homes in Midtown, East Sacramento, Land Park, and Curtis Park to newer construction in Natomas and the Pocket area. Our work includes panel upgrades, wiring evaluations, EV charger installations, lighting, and light commercial projects. As a veteran-owned company, we bring the same standard of work to a century-old Sacramento bungalow as we would to a brand-new build.
Troubleshooting starts with a paid diagnostic visit. We find the cause, then quote the repair before any work begins.
Request ServiceInstallations and upgrades. Scope is known, so the estimate is free.
Get a Free EstimateNot sure which one you need? Call (916) 903-0277 — we’ll figure it out in about two minutes.