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Licensed Low Voltage Contractors in Santa Ana, California

Updated November 1, 2026 from CSLB's public license file · C-7 Low Voltage Systems Contractor

  • 24licensed low voltage contractors
  • 23active (Clear)
  • 4.2%with a suspension
  • 37.5%workers' comp exempt
  • 15.5 yrsmedian time licensed
  • 66.7%corp / LLC / partnership (33.3% sole owner)
  • 0new in the last 12 months
  • —change tracking began November 1, 2026

There are 24 low voltage contractors based in Santa Ana in CSLB's current file. 23 (95.8%) have a Clear status as of November 1, 2026.

37.5% report a workers' comp exemption, 3.3 points lower than the statewide figure for low voltage contractors (40.8%), so many of these businesses say they have no employees. The share with a suspension (4.2%) is close to the Orange County rate for the same license (3.7%).

The median low voltage contractor here has held a license for 15.5 years (more than the statewide median of 14.4), and 0 licenses were issued in the last 12 months.

In California this work generally calls for the C-7 Low Voltage Systems Contractor license (or a B license when it is part of a larger multi-trade job). See the C-7 Low Voltage Systems Contractor guide for what the license covers.

How to check a low voltage contractor's license in Santa Ana

  1. Find the business in the list below, or search all 24 Santa Ana listings, and open its profile. You want a Clear status and the C-7 classification (a B license can also cover it as part of a multi-trade job).
  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. Match the license holder's name to the name on the written contract and the person you meet. Ask for proof of workers' comp if anyone besides the owner will work on site. Hiring checklist.

All 24 low voltage contractors in Santa Ana

Santa Ana low voltage contractors 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 low voltage contractors in Santa Ana
Business nameLicense #StatusYearsWorkers' compBond
American Alarm Systems INC 299406 Clear 52 Insured On file
Orange County Welding INC 467518 Clear 41 Insured On file
D C Installations 681566 Clear 32 Exempt On file
Smart System Communications INC 753932 Clear 28 Insured On file
L C Wiring 759613 Clear 27 Insured On file
Building Automation Service CO 772446 Clear 26 Exempt On file
Kingsley Audio Video INC 782174 Clear 26 Insured On file
Audio Video Installers 873853 Clear 20 Exempt On file
A & A Stone Works INC 880056 Clear 20 Exempt On file
Electronic Security Services 946153 Clear 16 Insured On file
Ring and Ping INC 958891 Clear 15 Insured On file
Diamond Landscape Lighting 962680 Clear 15 Exempt On file
Professional Fire Protection CO 972649 Clear 14 Insured On file
Datagear INC 1004304 Clear 11 Insured On file
Nelson Jeffrey D 1007215 Clear 11 Exempt On file
A V Culture 1031729 Clear 9 Insured On file
Vm Fiber Optic Services 1059092 Clear 7 Insured On file
Cali Automation Corp 1072432 Clear 5 Insured On file
Rsrf Low Voltage 1095712 Clear 4 Insured On file
Song Mengying 1125798 Clear 2 Exempt On file
Gio Tech 1144717 Clear 1 Exempt On file
House of God Productions LLC 1143482 Clear 1 Insured On file
Connex LLC 1145348 Clear 1 Insured On file
Apple Aces 819870 Susp: outstanding liability 23 Exempt 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 low voltage contractors are in Santa Ana?

CSLB's current public file lists 24 low voltage contractors with a Santa Ana mailing address. 23 have a Clear status, and 91.7% show no issues at all in the file (no suspension, no pending action, bond on file, not near expiration).

What license does a low voltage contractor need in California?

In California this work generally calls for the C-7 Low Voltage Systems 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 a low voltage contractor's workers' comp?

Each profile shows the workers' comp type, insurer and policy dates from CSLB's file. Among Santa Ana low voltage contractors, 37.5% are exempt (no employees), 62.5% insured and 0% without current coverage. Verify a policy with CSLB's insurer search (step by step).

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