Valley proudly offers a variety of electrical services.  We provide electrical repairs and installations for residential homes and lightcommercial buildings. Whether you we are upgrading electrical panels, remodeling entire homes, or troubleshooting bad circuits our quality and commitment to our clients will never change.  We guarantee to provide you with “Old Fashioned Service!” 

Call our office at 408-294-6290 to schedule a repair call or free estimate  

• Electrical Panel Upgrades - old outdated electrical panels are an increased fire and safety hazard
• Do You Have Circuit Breaker Problems? - many circuit breakers become overheated through the years and may malfunction causing them to trip
• Recessed Lighting – a beautiful touch to any room
• Kitchen Remodeling - add new outlets and recessed lighting  to modernize your kitchen
• Ceiling Fans - paddle fans will cool down your home significantly during those hot summer days
• Attic fans or Bathroom fans
• Security Lighting or Flood Lighting – add motion lights and increase the safety at your home or office
• Dedicated Circuits for Spas, Jacuzzis, etc.
• Code Corrections

Repair and installations

• Add, replace or repair outlets or light fixtures/switches
• Diagnose circuit breaker problems
• Add dedicated circuits (110V and 220V)

Please note:  The diagnosis or inspection is $120.00 per hour, one hour minimum.  Any time remaining from the first hour will apply towards the repair.  We will provide an firm estimate (if possible) after our initial diagnosis, or inspection.

Free Estimates:

• Electrical Panel Upgrades
• Remodeling
• Recessed lighting

Tips and Tricks:

• If your house has a breaker box and not a fuse box when something goes off it is likely a thrown breaker. If this is the case then you simply need to turn the breaker completely off and then turn it back on again in order to restore power. If this problem persists you may have a bad breaker or there is too much power being drawn from the area that it controls.
  
• Periodically you will encounter a blown fuse. This occurs when the thin metal strip that runs through the middle of it has melted. When this occurs the fuse needs to be replaced. When replacing make sure that you use a fuse that is rated the same as the existing one. It is also good to do so while on dry ground.
  
  
• When using your power tools with an extension cord check the power rating of the item as well as the gauge of the extension cord. You could be losing precious power if the cord cannot carry enough to the device. This will lead to poor performance as well as it could damage your tool or device by not giving it to the power to run properly.