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An R&A Electric electrician on a scissor lift at night, his back to the camera with the company logo across his shirt, working under a newly replaced wall pack light.

Inland Empire · Los Angeles · San Diego

Small job or big job, we're here to help.

Residential and commercial electrical work, from a single wall pack to a full commercial kitchen. Panels, recessed lighting, fans, conduit runs and troubleshooting, by a crew that is licensed, bonded and insured.

Need a number on it? Call or text Raul. Se habla español.

Call or text (951) 420-1936 Get a free estimate
  • Lic. #1155796
  • Bonded and insured
  • Residential and commercial
  • Se habla español

Licensed, #1155796

Bonded and insured on every job

Residential and commercial

Houses, kitchens, shops and warehouses

Free estimates

Call or text Raul to set one up

Se habla español

English or Spanish, whichever is easier

PanelsBreakersRecessed lightingCeiling fansLight fixturesEMT conduit220V outletsWall packsShop lightingCommercial kitchensTroubleshooting

What we do

Wire goes in. The lights come on.

Houses and remodels, restaurants, shops and warehouses. Every photograph on this page is a frame off R&A's own reels, shot on their own jobs. There is no stock photography anywhere on it.

A commercial electrical panel with its dead front on, two columns of breakers set in a painted wall.

Panels and breakers

Panel and breaker work on houses and commercial buildings, closed up and tested before anyone leaves.

An electrician cutting a round hole in a textured ceiling with a drill, the circle for a recessed light marked out above him.

Recessed lighting

Circles marked, holes cut, wire pulled through the ceiling and the cans set in. Then a walk-through with every light on.

A new black ceiling fan with a light kit installed in a freshly painted room, recessed lights in the ceiling behind it.

Ceiling fans and fixtures

Fans, flush mounts and new fixtures, wired and switched, and shown working to you before we pack up.

Gloved hands terminating wires in a box at the end of an EMT conduit run on a corrugated shop wall.

Conduit and 220V outlets

EMT bent and run on site for shop circuits and 220V outlets, welder outlets included.

A commercial kitchen lit by long LED strip lights, an exit sign on the far wall and stainless shelving below.

Commercial and shop lighting

Kitchens, warehouses and storefronts. Strip lights inside, wall packs outside, done on a lift when it has to be.

An outdoor AC condenser unit on a concrete pad beside a grey wall, the unit R&A Electric troubleshot.

Troubleshooting

When something stops working, the electrical side of an AC unit included. Found, fixed and explained.

How each job runs

Not sure what you need? Call (951) 420-1936 and describe it.

Walk it first. Do the work. Walk it again.

The two walk-throughs are the part most electricians skip, and they are all over R&A's feed: one before the first hole is cut, one before the truck leaves.

Looking down the length of an open-sided warehouse shed, daylight at the far end, before the work starts.

Walk the job first

Every job starts on foot: where the panel is, what is already there, what the customer actually wants lit or powered. On the warehouse above, the verdict was short. The electrical in this place was bad.

An electrician's hand at a freshly cut ceiling hole, pulling the new wire through for a fixture.

Do the work, and film it

Holes cut, wire pulled, conduit bent and run, panel made up. The process goes on the feed as it happens, which is a fair way to judge an electrician before you let one in.

A finished room with a new square LED ceiling light and a recessed can, both switched on.

Walk it again, with you

A final walk-through, making sure nothing was missed, showing you everything working the way it should. Then on to the next job.

Our work

Off the feed, not out of a catalogue.

Remodels, a commercial kitchen, a café, a warehouse and a welding shop, all posted by R&A as they worked. The captions are what the posts said.

See every job on Instagram

From the first call to the last switch.

  1. Call or text Raul

    (951) 420-1936, in English or Spanish. Say what is going on and where. A photo of the panel or the problem is worth more than a paragraph about it.

  2. Free estimate

    Someone comes out and walks it before giving you a number, rather than quoting blind over the phone.

  3. The work

    Licensed, bonded and insured. One wall pack gets the same care as a whole commercial kitchen.

  4. The walk-through

    Before anyone leaves, you are shown everything working. If something was missed, this is where it gets caught.

For any electrical needs, big or small.

The back of an R&A Electric crew shirt, the gold bolt logo across the shoulders, on a scissor lift under a wall pack.
On the lift, not on the phoneReplacing a single wall pack, at night

Who you are hiring

A licensed crew that shows its work.

R&A Electric does residential and commercial electrical work across the Inland Empire, Los Angeles and San Diego. The feed is the job itself: holes being cut, conduit being bent, panels being made up, and the walk-through at the end where the customer sees it all working.

You deal with Raul directly, by call or text, and se habla español. If you would rather talk it through in Spanish, just say so.

Contact
Raul, (951) 420-1936
License
Lic. #1155796
Coverage
Bonded and insured
Work
Residential and commercial
Area
Inland Empire, Los Angeles, San Diego
Language
English y español
Estimates
Free
Watch the jobs on Instagram

One job, written out

The welder outlet, as it was posted.

"Running EMT for a 220v outlet for welders." That is the whole caption. This is what the reel shows, in order. The run and the circuit change from job to job; the way it gets built does not.

Job

220V outlet

For the welders in a working shop

Raceway

EMT conduit

Measured and cut on the shop floor

Bends

By hand, on site

With a hand bender, to fit the run

Route

Up the shop wall

Run along corrugated steel and timber posts

Finish

Box made up

Wired and terminated at the end of the run

Where we work

Three regions, one phone number.

These are the three the bio names. If you are somewhere between them, call and ask anyway.

Call (951) 420-1936

Or send the form and someone gets back to you.

Southern California Inland Empire · Los Angeles · San Diego

Straight answers

The questions everyone asks. Answered.

Are you licensed?

Yes. License #1155796, bonded and insured, on residential and commercial work alike.

Do estimates cost anything?

No. Estimates are free. Call or text Raul at (951) 420-1936, or send the form on this page.

Is my job too small?

No. One outlet, one fan, one wall pack. It doesn't matter how small or how big the job is.

Residential or commercial?

Both. Houses and remodels, and commercial kitchens, cafés, shops and warehouses.

Where do you work?

The Inland Empire, Los Angeles and San Diego. Somewhere in between? Call and ask.

¿Hablan español?

Sí. Llame o mande un texto a Raul al (951) 420-1936. Los presupuestos son gratis.

Free estimate

Tell us what needs doing.

What it is, where it is and whether it is a house or a business is enough to start with. Raul gets back to you to set up the estimate.

We only use this to get back to you about the estimate. This is a demo page, so the form does not post anywhere yet. Call or text (951) 420-1936 and it gets answered.

Call now Get an estimate

Free estimate

Tell us what needs doing.

What it is, where it is and whether it is a house or a business is enough to start with.

We only use this to get back to you about the estimate. This is a demo page, so the form does not post anywhere yet.

Would rather just talk? Call or text (951) 420-1936