Lighting Installation
Recessed lighting, fixtures, under-cabinet and exterior lighting — planned before anything gets cut, wired so the switching makes sense afterwards.
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El Sereno · East Los Angeles · 90032
The wiring behind your wall should never be a guess.
Aaron Ramos has been doing electrical work out of El Sereno since 2021 — lighting, repairs, EV chargers, outlets, and the handyman jobs that sit next to them. Tell him what is happening and you get a straight answer, not a maybe.
El Sereno & East LA
Quotes by call, text, email or DM
English & Spanish
2021Working under this name since
886Neighbours following on Instagram
90032Home base — El Sereno
6Kinds of work taken on
Figures from the business's own public Instagram profile and Nextdoor page. Nothing here is estimated.
What we do
Six kinds of work, one number to call
The first five are the categories listed on the Ramos Electrical Nextdoor page. The sixth comes up on nearly every older house around here.
Electrical Repairs & Troubleshooting
Breakers that keep tripping, outlets that stopped working, flickering lights. The work is finding the cause first — not swapping parts until it goes quiet.
Ask about thisEV Charging Stations
Level 2 charger installation, sized against what your panel can actually carry — the load calculation comes before the charger, not after.
Ask about thisOutlets, Switches & Circuits
From one dead receptacle to a dedicated circuit for the garage freezer. Including outdoor weatherproof outlets — the enclosure matters as much as the wire.
Ask about thisHandyman & Install Work
The jobs that sit next to the electrical work: TV mounts, cabinets, fans, fixtures. If the same visit can cover it, it should.
Ask about thisPanels, Breakers & Service Questions
Full panel, no room for another circuit, or a fuse box still in service. Start with what the house actually draws before anyone quotes a panel.
Ask about this“For ANY & EVERY electrical needs necessary.”
— Ramos Electrical Services, on its Nextdoor page
How it goes
From the first message to the lights back on
You describe it
Call, text, email or DM with what stopped working, when it started, and a few photos. Photos of the open panel answer more questions than anything you can say.
You get a real answer
What it most likely is, what it takes to find out for sure, and whether it is a permitted job. If it is something you can check yourself in two minutes, you will be told that first.
The cause gets found
Not parts swapped until it goes quiet. A breaker that keeps tripping is reporting something specific, and that is what gets traced.
The work gets done and explained
In English or Spanish, in plain words — what was wrong, what was changed, and what to watch for. Permitted work goes through its inspection.
From the feed
Actual jobs, actual photos
Every picture here came off @ramos_electrical_services. Where the shot is a “before”, it says so — no stock photos of somebody else's work.
The neighbourhood
El Sereno is the route, not the market
In April 2021 Ramos Electrical installed an outdoor weatherproof outlet at East Side Cafe so the El Sereno Community Fridge could be plugged in and start feeding people. He posted it with one line: “it was a pleasure helping out my community.”
That is roughly the whole business model. The jobs come from the same handful of streets, so the work has to be right the first time — you run into the customer at the market either way.
New here? Start with these
Three posts that answer the questions that come in most often.
- Why your breaker keeps tripping
- How to describe the problem so you get a real answer
- What to sort out before an EV charger goes in
Questions
Before you call
Where do you work?
El Sereno and East Los Angeles, out of 90032, and the surrounding neighbourhoods — South Pasadena and Highland Park included. Call 323-861-9962 and say where you are; if it is too far to be worth your money, you will be told that.
How do I get a quote?
Call or text 323-861-9962, email Ramoselectricalservices1@gmail.com, or send a DM on Instagram — the profile says “DM: For Quotes, Inquiries & Questions” and that is genuinely how most people start. Describe the job and send photos; you will get a real answer instead of a placeholder.
What should I send with the photos?
Four pictures answer most questions: the panel with the door open and the labels readable, the outlet or fixture in question, where it sits on the wall, and anything that looks burnt, loose or discoloured. Then say what stopped working and when it started.
Do you handle permits?
Panel work, new circuits and EV charger installs are permitted work in the City of Los Angeles. Ask on the first call how the permit and the inspection will be handled for your specific job — it is a fair question and it should get a straight answer before anything starts.
Tell us what is going on
Describe the job in a sentence and send a couple of photos. You will get a real answer about what it takes.
Or build the message for us on the contact page — it fills in the details so nothing gets lost.