Active CSLB C-10 electrical license #1036300 under a single-classification contractor positions Crock Electric on West Point Loma Boulevard as a focused electrical-only operation serving OB and the greater Point Loma peninsula. New-construction wiring packages move through architectural plans from firms like Dawson Design Group, where the lighting layout, low-voltage runs, and load calculations need to align with the framing schedule before drywall closes. Service work covers panel upgrades, EV charger circuits, recessed lighting retrofits, ceiling fan installs, and outlet additions across single-family homes, ADUs, and small commercial tenant spaces. The single-classification scope keeps the operation focused on California Electrical Code compliance rather than spreading across general-contractor work outside the license. Builder partnerships with general contractors like Moore Quality Builders handle the framing, drywall, and finish carpentry sides of remodels where Crock Electric runs the electrical sub-trade. The most technical projects are full house rewires of the older Craftsman and beach-cottage stock around OB, where knob-and-tube or early-1960s aluminum wiring needs replacement without opening every wall — pulling new cable through existing chases, upgrading the service entrance, and bringing the panel from 100 amps up to 200 amps for modern load.