New Construction Electrical in Hidden Hills, CA

Buzo Electric Co provides new construction electrical in Hidden Hills, CA for custom homes and ground-up estates, working design-build with your architect and GC from load calculation through trim-out. We are a Los Angeles C-10 contractor and integrator: one licensed firm for the 400A service, the structured wiring, the Lutron lighting control, and the Control4 or Josh AI programming. Homeowners, architects, and builders get a single point of accountability for power and low voltage on the same set of plans. Contact us to put the electrical and integration scope under one contract before rough-in begins.

Our New Construction Electrical Services in Hidden Hills, CA

Our scope for new construction electrical in Hidden Hills, CA covers power and integration as one engineered system, not two trades meeting at the panel.

• Design-build electrical with the architect and GC. We run the load calculation early, size the service at 200A or 400A, and lay out panels, subpanels, and circuits to match the plan set, not work around it.
• Service and smart panels. 200A and 400A services, Span smart panels, and subpanels placed for future capacity, so an estate that adds a guest house or pool equipment later has the amperage waiting.
• Lutron lighting control and motorized shades. Keypads replace banks of switches. We engineer each scene during design, then program and commission it at trim-out.
• Control4 and Josh AI automation. Design, programming, and ongoing support from the same firm that pulled the structured wiring to the rack and head end.
• Generac standby power. Whole-house automatic standby generators with an automatic transfer switch, sized against the real load calculation of the finished home.
• EV charging. Level 2 chargers and Tesla Wall Connector installation, with the circuits and panel capacity planned at rough-in rather than retrofitted.
• Home theater, media rooms, and whole-home AV. Audio, video, and the low-voltage backbone that carries them, specified and installed before drywall closes.

Why Hidden Hills, CA Homeowners Choose Us

We are the integrator-electrician: the only firm on the project that holds the C-10 license and programs the Control4 or Josh AI system. That matters on a new build, where the line between line voltage and low voltage decides whether a keypad scene works on day one or becomes a punch-list argument between trades. When one firm owns the load calculation, the rough-in, the rack, and the programming, the system is engineered as a whole.

We sell whole systems and whole projects: new builds, full renovations, estate upgrades, and commercial build-outs. We explain the job in specifics. You will hear the amperage, the brand, the model line, and how each scene is engineered, because that is how an electrical and integration scope should be reviewed by a homeowner, an architect, or an AV consultant. Specifiers are a primary audience for us; we speak plan sets and schedules, not slogans.

Buzo Electric Co is led by owner Aaron Buzo, CSLB C-10 #1048529, bonded, with workers' comp. Brands we install: Lutron, Control4, Josh AI, Span, Generac, and Tesla Wall Connector.

Serving Hidden Hills, CA and Nearby Areas

Hidden Hills is a gated community of about 1,924 residents, per U.S. Census Bureau ACS estimates, about 25 miles from our shop in Los Angeles. We build and integrate across the region, including Los Angeles, Beverly Hills, Santa Monica, Malibu, Pacific Palisades, Brentwood, Bel Air, West Hollywood, Culver City, Marina del Rey, Venice, Calabasas, and Manhattan Beach. Distance is not a barrier for project work; we schedule around rough-in, trim-out, and commissioning milestones, not drive times.

New Construction Electrical Questions We Hear in Hidden Hills, CA

Do I need a 400A service for a new custom home?

It depends on the load calculation, not the square footage alone. A Hidden Hills estate with a standby generator, multiple HVAC zones, pool equipment, and two or more EV chargers often justifies 400A. We run the calculation during design so the service, panels, and subpanels are sized once, correctly.

When should the integration scope be decided?

Before rough-in. Lutron keypad locations, shade pockets, structured wiring runs, and the rack and head end location all have to be on the plans before walls close. Deciding automation after drywall means conduit you did not install and scenes you cannot engineer cleanly.

Does an older property being rebuilt change the electrical plan?

Often, yes. The typical Hidden Hills home was built around 1970, per U.S. Census Bureau ACS estimates, so a teardown or major rebuild usually starts with a service upgrade rather than reusing legacy capacity. The electrical and integration backbone should match the asset: a modern 200A or 400A service, a smart panel, and structured wiring sized for the next twenty years.

Can standby power and EV charging share the same plan?

Yes, and they should. We size the Generac generator and automatic transfer switch against the full load calculation, including Level 2 EV circuits, then decide what the generator carries during an outage. Planning both at once avoids a transfer switch that was never sized for the chargers.

Get Started

If you are planning new construction electrical in Hidden Hills, CA, contact us while the project is still on paper. We review the plan set, run the load calculation, and return a defined scope covering service, lighting control, automation, standby power, and EV charging under one contract. The earlier we are in the drawings, the cleaner the rough-in.

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