Electrical for Heat Pumps, Mini-Splits and Central AC

Dedicated 240V circuits, disconnects and panel capacity for heat pumps, ductless mini-splits, central AC and heat pump water heaters. We work alongside your HVAC contractor.

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Systems we wire

Jobs We Wire

Going electric? These are the systems we wire most often.

Heat pumps replacing a gas furnace
Ductless mini-splits in bedrooms or ADUs
New central air conditioning
Heat pump water heaters
Replacing an old AC condenser
Adding AC to a home that never had it
Outdoor disconnects and whips
Panels without room for another 240V circuit

How it works

How It Works

Load Calculation

We check your service and panel against the new system’s requirements.

Options with Prices

The circuit and disconnect, plus a sub-panel or panel upgrade if needed, priced first.

Permit and Wire

We pull the permit, run the circuit, and install the disconnect for your HVAC contractor.

Test

We confirm voltage and connections so the system can be started up.

Why it matters

Going Electric Starts at the Panel

Heat pumps, mini-splits and heat pump water heaters each need a dedicated 240V circuit, often 20 to 60 amps depending on the size of the system. In an older LA home on 100 amp service, adding one alongside an EV charger or electric range can push the panel past its limit.

A load calculation tells you where you stand. Sometimes the new system fits. Sometimes a sub-panel or service upgrade is needed. We’ll tell you before the HVAC work starts.

Check for rebates. LADWP, Southern California Edison and other local utilities have offered heat pump programs at different times. Programs change, so check your utility’s current offer.