Spark Bright Electric coordinates PG&E service work for Bay Area panel upgrades, meter-main replacements, and new electrical loads. That includes the utility paperwork, disconnect and reconnect scheduling, and the on-site electrical work that has to line up with PG&E's visit so the property is not left without a clear path back to power.
Service Categories
Service upgrade coordination
PG&E involvement when a panel or service change requires a utility disconnect, reconnect, or a new service drop.
Meter-main and service equipment
Meter-main replacements and service equipment that have to be sequenced with the utility so the meter can be set after inspection.
Application and scheduling support
Help assembling the electrical scope PG&E needs so the application, inspection, and reconnect are not guessed on the day of the job.
Our Process
Assess
We inspect the existing service, meter, and the loads you want to add so we know whether PG&E has to be involved.
Plan
We map the electrical scope, permits, and the utility steps before a disconnect is requested.
Coordinate
We handle the PG&E application and scheduling so disconnect, install, inspection, and reconnect stay in order.
Install
The electrical work is completed to pass inspection and be ready when PG&E returns to restore service.
Job Types for PG&E Coordination
Related job types for pg&e coordination — including typical scope and permit notes. Requirements vary by city and existing service.
Used when a panel upgrade or new load requires PG&E to disconnect, inspect, or reconnect the service so the electrical work can be completed in the right order.
Job details
- Typical scope
- Application support, disconnect/reconnect scheduling, matching electrical work
- Permit
- Electrical permit plus utility authorization for the service change
- Often paired with
- 200-amp or 400-amp panel upgrade
Permit notes are typical for Bay Area electrical work and vary by city, utility, and existing service.