Power Electric Co. has been around long enough to know Santa Barbara's older homes—the image titles show crawlspace work, code updates, and aluminum wiring fixes, which tells me they handle the un-glamorous but critical stuff that keeps vintage electrical systems safe. With only two Google reviews, the evidence is thin: one five-star from 2015 praised owner Warren's fair pricing and foreman Javier's professionalism on a panel upgrade completed in a day, but a recent one-star from 2025 has no explanation attached. That ten-year gap makes it hard to assess current quality or crew consistency.
The photo catalog suggests they tackle everything from trim work to emergency calls and alarm wiring—bread-and-butter residential electrical. In a town where salt air corrodes connections and many homes still carry knob-and-tube or outdated panels, that aluminum-fix and safety-upgrade work matters more than flashy remodels. But without recent feedback or a deeper review history, I can't vouch for reliability or communication today. If you're considering them, ask for current references and confirm Warren or an experienced lead is running your job—panel work and code compliance aren't places to gamble on inconsistency.