CSLB C-10 license #1004373 backs CET Electric, a veteran-owned San Diego electrical contractor working residential remodels, custom home builds, restaurant buildouts, and commercial tenant improvements out of a Fifth Avenue shop in Hillcrest. Main-service panel upgrades to 200- and 400-amp capacity are a core residential service, especially in the 1920s Craftsman stock that Calderon Builders Inc and other Hillcrest remodelers rely on to handle induction ranges, heat pumps, and EV chargers without overloading legacy wiring. Non-commissioned electricians mean the field crew isn't paid to upsell, which matters on restaurant buildouts where scope creep blows a build schedule. Dedicated circuits for condensing units, air handlers, and ductless mini-splits are a frequent coordination item on HVAC installs — the kind of rough-in that Straight Shooter Heating & Cooling sequences against the electrical scope before drywall closes. Lighting design across recessed, under-cabinet, landscape, and Lutron-style dimmer controls runs parallel to the panel work on full remodels. The heaviest project in the book is a ground-up custom home rough-in — hundreds of home runs, multi-gang boxes, low-voltage pre-wire, and service-entrance coordination with SDG&E from trench to meter set.