From mid-century Eichlers to remodeled family homes, Burlingame houses each come with their own electrical puzzles. McLaren Electric plans lighting, circuits and panel work around the way each home is actually built, so the finished result looks like it was always meant to be there.
Recessed and low-profile LED lighting laid out around your home's architecture — including homes with no attic access.
Learn More →Remodels, kitchen upgrades and new appliances often push older panels past their limit. We size the upgrade for what you're adding.
Learn More →Dedicated Level 2 charger circuits for Burlingame garages and driveways, with the panel capacity check done first.
Learn More →Nuisance tripping, dead circuits and flickering lights diagnosed and repaired — not just reset.
Learn More →Eichler homes are known for post-and-beam construction, open ceilings and low-slope roofs — which usually means little or no attic space. Running new wiring for ceiling lights takes planning, because there's often nowhere to hide it once the roof is closed.
That's why timing matters. On our current Burlingame Eichler project, we're coordinating with the roofing contractor to install wiring, junction boxes and dedicated lighting circuits for more than 90 low-profile recessed lights while the roof is open. The layout is planned to complement the home's mid-century design.
Remodels in Burlingame usually involve more than lighting. The same project includes a range hood, two bathroom exhaust fans and two dedicated GFCI-protected receptacle circuits — all coordinated in one scope of work.
Yes. The best opportunity is while the roof is open during a reroof, when wiring and junction boxes can be installed without cutting into the finished ceiling. We coordinate directly with your roofing contractor.
Yes. We regularly coordinate schedules with roofers and general contractors so electrical rough-in happens at the right stage of the project.
Range hoods, bathroom exhaust fans, dedicated GFCI circuits, new lighting circuits, EV charger circuits and panel upgrades when the added load requires one.
Tell us what you need and we'll get back to you promptly with next steps and a clear estimate.
Thanks — we'll call you back shortly to talk about your project.