Electrician in
Los Gatos, CA.

Monte Power & Electric handles residential panel upgrades, EV chargers, generator and battery backup, rewires, and downtown commercial scope across Los Gatos, Monte Sereno, and the Los Gatos Hills. Licensed C-10, fully insured, PG&E coordination handled, and on call 24/7 when PSPS shutoffs hit the hills.

  • 75-105 minTypical emergency ETA
  • Hills coveredGenerator + battery scope
  • 24/7Live answer, real dispatch

What we do in Los Gatos

From an Almond Grove rewire to a Los Gatos Hills standby generator.

Los Gatos runs heavily residential. Older Craftsman and Victorian stock around downtown and Almond Grove still carries knob-and-tube. Mid-century homes in Belgatos Park and the early hill builds frequently have aluminum branch wiring. Newer construction in the foothills sits on PG&E lines that lose power during PSPS season.

Generator installs and battery backup are a heavier share of the queue here than in flatter cities. Add panel upgrades to clear EV charger and battery headroom, plus the steady stream of downtown commercial tenant improvements along Santa Cruz Avenue, and the work covers most of what Los Gatos homeowners and small business owners ask for.

  • Hills + downtown Generator scope and downtown TI density.
  • 75-105 min Typical emergency arrival from San Jose base.
  • $2M General liability coverage on every job.

Services in Los Gatos

The full menu, residential
and commercial.

Every Monte Power & Electric service runs in Los Gatos. Pick the work that matches the project, or call and walk us through it.

Where we work in Los Gatos

Every neighborhood, every ZIP.

Trucks roll up to Los Gatos and Monte Sereno from the San Jose base most weekdays. The eight zones below cover where the highest project density runs, but the dispatcher routes anywhere inside Town limits and the surrounding hills.

  • Downtown Los Gatos, Old Town, Santa Cruz Avenue
  • Almond Grove, Glen Ridge, University Avenue
  • Belgatos Park, Surmont, Hicks Road
  • Blossom Hill, Vasona, Lark Avenue
  • Los Gatos Hills, Black Road, Bear Creek Road
  • Monte Sereno and the surrounding estate properties
  • Highway 17 corridor up to the summit
  • Lexington Hills and the reservoir area

How a Los Gatos project goes

Five steps from
scope to sign-off.

Same disciplined sequence whether the project is a residential 200A panel upgrade in Almond Grove or a 60kW standby generator up Black Road. Permits and AHJ inspections handled through the Town of Los Gatos Community Development Department.

  1. 01

    Scope

    On-site walk in the Los Gatos neighborhood or hill address. Load calc, code review, generator pad location, and site photos. No charge.

  2. 02

    Quote

    Itemized quote within one business day. Permit, materials, labor, and PG&E coordination broken out line by line.

  3. 03

    Permit

    Town of Los Gatos Community Development Department permit pulled. AHJ inspection scheduled. PG&E coordination handled where service-entrance work is involved.

  4. 04

    Install

    Install on the agreed date. Crew arrives in marked Monte Power & Electric trucks. Site cleaned at end of each day.

  5. 05

    Inspect

    Final Los Gatos AHJ inspection. Sign-off, photos, and warranty paperwork delivered with the closeout package.

Quick answers

Los Gatos
questions.

Five of the most-asked from Los Gatos customers. More on the dedicated contact page or by phone.

  • How fast can you get to a Los Gatos address?
    Most Los Gatos addresses see a tech on site within 75 to 105 minutes for emergency dispatch. Hill addresses up Highway 17 or off Black Road run longer. The dispatcher gives a real ETA when the call comes in.
  • What neighborhoods do you cover?
    All of Los Gatos and the unincorporated hills. That includes downtown Los Gatos and Old Town, Almond Grove, Belgatos Park, Blossom Hill, Vasona, Glenridge, Surmont, the Los Gatos Hills, and Monte Sereno.
  • Do you handle the Town of Los Gatos permit process?
    Yes. Permits are pulled through the Town of Los Gatos Community Development Department and inspections scheduled with the AHJ directly. Customers don't fill out a form.
  • Do you work on older Los Gatos homes?
    Yes. Pre-1950 stock around downtown Los Gatos and Almond Grove often has knob-and-tube wiring. Mid-century homes in Belgatos Park and the early hill builds often carry aluminum branch wiring. Both are remediable, with insurance closeout documentation included.
  • Do you install generators for the Los Gatos Hills?
    Yes. The Los Gatos Hills get hit hard by PG&E PSPS shutoffs every fire season. Whole-home and high-capacity standby generators are a regular scope, often paired with battery backup for extended outages.

Ready when you are

Need an electrician
in Los Gatos?

Walk us through the property and the project. We'll come back with an itemized quote and a date.