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Licensed Electricians in Newhall, California

Updated November 1, 2026 from CSLB's public license file · C-10 Electrical Contractor

  • 28licensed electricians
  • 27active (Clear)
  • 3.6%with a suspension
  • 57.1%workers' comp exempt
  • 13.7 yrsmedian time licensed
  • 50%corp / LLC / partnership (50% sole owner)
  • 2new in the last 12 months
  • —change tracking began November 1, 2026

CSLB's public data lists 28 electricians with a mailing address in Newhall, and 27 of them (96.4%) show a Clear primary status.

The share with a suspension (3.6%) is close to the Los Angeles County rate for the same license (3.9%). 57.1% report a workers' comp exemption, 5.8 points higher than the statewide figure for electricians (51.3%), so many of these businesses say they have no employees.

Experience varies: 57.1% have been licensed 10+ years and 2 are new this year (median 13.7 years, vs 14.7 statewide).

In California this work generally calls for the C-10 Electrical Contractor license (or a B license when it is part of a larger multi-trade job). See the C-10 Electrical Contractor guide for what the license covers.

How to check an electrician's license in Newhall

  1. Open the electrician's profile from the table below (or search Newhall listings by name). Check that C-10 appears among its classifications and that the primary status reads Clear. What C-10 covers.
  2. Before any money changes hands, verify the license on CSLB's own lookup. Our data comes from CSLB's weekly file, so a very recent change may not show here yet.
  3. Ask for the pocket license and a photo ID and match the name to your contract. Work of $1,000 or more needs a license (the $1,000 rule), and a down payment can't exceed $1,000 or 10% (down payment rules).

All 28 electricians in Newhall

Newhall electricians sorted with Clear licenses first, then by years licensed. Badges reflect CSLB's file dated November 1, 2026, not a rating of anyone's work.

Licensed electricians in Newhall
Business nameLicense #StatusYearsWorkers' compBond
Budd Electric 286550 Clear 53 Exempt On file
All In One Electric 493060 Clear 40 Insured On file
Cemas INC 625354 Clear 35 Insured On file
Ritchie Brothers Contracting Electrical Services 634527 Clear 34 Exempt On file
Arjoon Electrical Services 682963 Clear 32 Exempt On file
Barney's Electric Corp 723122 Clear 30 Insured On file
Chesley Eric Camaron 724609 Clear 30 Exempt On file
Santa Clarita Electric 773819 Clear 26 Insured On file
Ketterl Joe Electric 792375 Clear 25 Insured On file
Rst Electric and General Construction INC 848162 Clear 22 Exempt On file
Kalmar Electric 907681 Clear 18 Exempt On file
Granville Electric INC 919395 Clear 18 Insured On file
Yousefpour Albert 924091 Clear 18 Exempt On file
Competitive Electric 977529 Clear 14 Insured On file
Aeschleman Daniel Ernest 985610 Clear 13 Exempt On file
Broadstreet Power 1009672 Clear 10 Insured On file
Uturi Electric INC 1021913 Clear 9 Exempt On file
Jett Electrical Services 1022291 Clear 9 Insured On file
Rodriguez Oscar A SR 1047917 Clear 7 Exempt On file
Culhane Blake 1076230 Clear 5 Exempt On file
Cande Electric 1090471 Clear 4 Exempt On file
Sirg 1098427 Clear 4 Exempt On file
Innowatt Electric LLC 1108741 Clear 3 Exempt On file
Core Construction Management Group INC 1111213 Clear 3 Insured On file
Payenergy 1132239 Clear 1 Insured On file
Wire Nuts Electrical INC 1131938 Clear 1 Exempt On file
Rene Martinez Jimenez 1163990 Clear <1 Exempt On file
G Land Construction INC 1155087 Susp: workers' compensation <1 None On file

Source: CSLB public data · Updated November 1, 2026 Status can change at any time. Verify on CSLB's Instant License Check.

Frequently asked questions

How many licensed electricians are in Newhall?

CSLB's current public file lists 28 electricians with a Newhall mailing address. 27 have a Clear status, and 92.9% show no issues at all in the file (no suspension, no pending action, bond on file, not near expiration).

What license does an electrician need in California?

In California this work generally calls for the C-10 Electrical Contractor license (or a B license when it is part of a larger multi-trade job). Any job of $1,000 or more in labor and materials needs a licensed contractor. Read our guide to the $1,000 rule.

How do I check an electrician's workers' comp?

Open the contractor's profile here to see the workers' comp type and insurer from CSLB's file. In Newhall, 39.3% of electricians list a policy, 57.1% claim an exemption and 3.6% show no current coverage. Confirm the policy with CSLB's workers' comp search before work starts. How to check workers' comp.

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