Licensed electrical contractor, Newbury Park, California

The electrical contractor behind the custom home.

County Line Electric wires ground-up custom homes for builders and architects from Montecito to the Palisades, rebuilds the homes the fires took, and installs the systems that make a house work: Generac standby power, Lutron lighting and shading, whole-home automation. Thirty years in the trade. CA Lic. #949580.

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Call (805) 499-0823. CA Lic. #949580.

  • 30 yrsIn the trade
  • #949580CA license
  • 3Counties served
Custom home interior with layered architectural lighting and motorized shades
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  • 30 yrsIn the electrical tradeJeff Tucker has run County Line Electric in the Conejo Valley since the 1990s.
  • #949580California contractor licenseLicensed, bonded and insured. Check it on the CSLB site any time.
  • 24 hrsGenerator estimatesA written standby generator estimate within a day of the site visit.
  • $600Twice-yearly generator serviceBoth visits, for the year. Jeff's comparison: the large installers quote the same service at about $1,000.

Builders and architects

The sub that shows up with the plans already read.

A custom home lives or dies on coordination. County Line reads the drawings before the walk, flags the conflicts between the lighting plan and the framing before they become change orders, and keeps the rough-in moving so drywall is not waiting on us.

Jeff Tucker has wired custom homes in Malibu, Pacific Palisades, the Conejo Valley and Santa Barbara for builders who come back job after job. The same crew handles the finish: Lutron panels, generator transfer switches, the automation backbone, so there is one electrical contractor to call when something on the punch list has a wire in it.

If you are pricing a ground-up house, a rebuild on a fire lot, or a major remodel, send the site and the scope. Jeff will tell you straight whether it fits.

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County Line Electric crew installing a standby generator at a residence
A County Line crew on a generator installation.

Homeowners

Backup power, lighting and automation from the electricians who wired the house.

Most of the standby generators, Lutron systems and smart home installations County Line puts in are for people who own a serious house and want it to work without thinking about it. The lights come up the way the designer intended. The shades move with the sun. The generator starts before the refrigerator notices the outage.

Every one of those systems is electrical work first. A generator is a transfer switch, a gas line and a properly sized circuit before it is a brand name. A lighting control system is a dimming panel and a clean wiring plan before it is an app. That is the part County Line has done for thirty years.

Call the office or send the form. Generator estimates come back within 24 hours of the site visit.

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Media room with a Lutron movie night lighting scene
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Systems we install and service

Lutron
Generac

Lutron and Ketra lighting and shading. Generac standby generators. Manufacturer names identify the equipment we install. License #949580 can be checked at the Contractors State License Board.

Where we work

From Montecito to Altadena.

Based in Newbury Park, in the Conejo Valley. The crew works across Ventura, Los Angeles and Santa Barbara counties. These are the cities where most of the work is.

Agoura Hills, Oak Park, Encino and Camarillo are served from the same office. All service areas.

Straight answers

Is County Line Electric a licensed contractor?

Yes. County Line Electric, Inc. holds California contractor license number 949580. You can confirm it on the Contractors State License Board website. The company is based at 3533 Old Conejo Road in Newbury Park, California, and has been in the electrical trade for about thirty years.

What kind of work does County Line Electric do?

County Line Electric is a residential and commercial electrical contractor. The core of the business is new construction electrical for custom homes, working for general contractors, builders and architects. Around that core it rebuilds the electrical systems of homes lost to wildfire, installs Generac standby generators, designs and installs Lutron lighting control and motorized shades, builds whole-home automation systems and installs EV chargers.

Where does County Line Electric work?

County Line Electric works across Ventura, Los Angeles and Santa Barbara counties from its office in Newbury Park. Most of the work is in Thousand Oaks, Westlake Village, Calabasas and Hidden Hills, Malibu, Pacific Palisades, Altadena, Studio City, Beverly Hills, Brentwood and Bel Air, Ventura, Santa Barbara and Montecito.

Does County Line Electric install Generac generators?

Yes. County Line Electric installs and services Generac automatic standby generators, both air-cooled and liquid-cooled, and provides a written estimate within 24 hours of the site visit. The crew handles the pad, the transfer switch, the connection to the electrical panel and the coordination of the gas line and permit, then services the unit twice a year.

How do I get a bid from County Line Electric for a new house?

Builders, general contractors and architects can send the site city, project type, phase and a short scope through the bid request on this site, or call the office at (805) 499-0823. Jeff Tucker reviews each request and calls back on the projects where County Line is the right electrical subcontractor.

Next step

Pricing a house? Send it.

Site city, project type, phase and a few lines of scope. Jeff reads every one and calls back on the ones where County Line is the right electrical sub. No plans on the public form, please.

Call (805) 499-0823

Or call (805) 499-0823. Monday to Friday, 8 to 4.

Request a bid conversation

No plans on a public form, please. Send them by email once we have talked. Privacy.

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