Where we work.

0 mi (home base) · Pop. 87,000

Kilowire Electric is based right here in Whittier — at 6018 Washington Ave near Uptown.

5 mi · Pop. 63,000

Pico Rivera is a 5-minute drive from our shop.

8 mi · Pop. 62,000

Montebello sits on rolling hills with a mix of pre-war and mid-century homes.

7 mi · Pop. 111,000

Downey has one of the largest concentrations of mid-century modern homes in LA County.

8 mi · Pop. 102,000

Norwalk is a working-class community with mostly post-war single-family homes.

11 mi · Pop. 78,000

Bellflower has a strong residential character with older single-family homes and growing commercial corridors along Bellflower Blvd.

12 mi · Pop. 49,000

Cerritos has well-maintained newer homes (1970s-90s mostly) and is a growing market for smart home installations and EV charging.

7 mi · Pop. 49,000

La Mirada is a 7-minute drive from our shop.

20 mi · Pop. 139,000

Pasadena has some of the most architecturally significant residential stock in Southern California — Greene & Greene craftsman homes, Spanish revivals, mid-century moderns.

25 mi · Pop. 466,000

Long Beach is a large diverse market — beachfront condos in Belmont Shore, mid-century homes in Bixby Knolls, historic California craftsmans in Rose Park, and high-rises downtown.

15 mi (varies) · Pop. 3.9M

Los Angeles is a city of neighborhoods — each with different electrical needs.

15 mi · Pop. 109,000

West Covina has a strong stock of suburban single-family homes from the 1960s-80s, with growing demand for EV charging and smart home upgrades.

22 mi · Pop. 55,000

Diamond Bar is one of the East San Gabriel Valley's most desirable residential communities, with hilltop homes built primarily in the 1980s-2000s on large parcels.

20 mi · Pop. 30,000

Walnut is a small but premium SGV city known for its excellent schools and well-maintained custom homes.

17 mi · Pop. 49,000

Rowland Heights has a diverse mix of housing — from 1960s-70s ranch homes in the flatlands to 1990s-2000s hillside custom homes along Pathfinder Rd and Fullerton Rd.

25 mi · Pop. 53,000

Glendora has one of the East SGV's most architecturally diverse housing stocks — from 1920s craftsman homes in the historic Village area to 1960s-80s ranch homes in the central flatlands and 1990s-2000s custom hillside homes in North Glendora.

30 mi · Pop. 36,000

Claremont is the East SGV's college town, anchored by the Claremont Colleges and known for its tree-lined streets, historic district, and educated, eco-conscious homeowner base.

25 mi · Pop. 34,000

San Dimas blends a small-town feel with substantial custom homes, especially in the Via Verde and Walnut Creek Estates neighborhoods.

12 mi · Pop. 5,400

La Habra Heights is one of LA County's hidden premium communities — small in population but with large rural-residential parcels (1+ acre minimums in many areas) and a "country in the city" character.

12 mi · Pop. 54,000

Hacienda Heights is an unincorporated LA County community with a strong residential character — primarily 1960s-90s single-family homes on hilltop and hillside parcels overlooking the SGV.

~6 mi

La Habra is a Northern Orange County city of about 63,000 residents just south of the Puente Hills, a short drive from our Whittier shop.

~9 mi

Brea grew from an oil-field town (the Brea-Olinda field) into a city of established neighborhoods west of the 57 Freeway and large planned communities east of it built in the 1980s, 1990s and 2000s.

~10 mi

Fullerton has a historic downtown with 1920s and 1930s architecture, residential neighborhoods that grew rapidly after World War II, and the Cal State Fullerton campus.

~12 mi

Placentia grew around a citrus and Santa Fe Railroad hub in the early 1900s, then expanded quickly from fewer than 2,000 residents in 1950 to nearly 22,000 by 1970.

~14 mi

Yorba Linda is a largely single-family city, with about 83% of homes owner-occupied, an extensive network of equestrian trails and a strong pattern of larger lots, detached garages and workshops.

~8 mi

Buena Park is home to Knott's Berry Farm and the Beach Boulevard entertainment and shopping corridor, and State Route 91 divides the city into north and south halves.

~17 mi

Chino Hills is a hillside city of about 26,000 homes, most built during the rapid development of the 1980s and early 1990s in village-style master-planned communities such as Butterfield Ranch, Rolling Ridge and Payne Ranch.

~17 mi

La Verne sits in the foothills of the San Gabriel Mountains, with historic Route 66 running through the city and the University of La Verne near downtown.

~12 mi

Duarte is a foothill city in the San Gabriel Valley, home to City of Hope National Medical Center, with historic Route 66 running along Huntington Drive.

~17 mi

Villa Park is a small, landlocked city surrounded by Orange, with lots averaging about 20,000 square feet, winding streets with few sidewalks and street lights, and about 95% of homes owner-occupied.

~20 mi

Chino was California's largest milk-producing community, with dairies flourishing from the 1950s through the 1980s, and it has grown steadily more suburban since the 1970s.

~9 mi

Temple City was laid out in 1923 with small residential lots, was electrified early, and grew quickly after World War II.

~8 mi

Artesia is a compact city of about 1.

~17 mi

Orange is known as the Plaza City.

~11 mi

Cypress began as Dairy City in 1956 and its dairies sold to housing developers during the 1960s, when the population jumped from about 1,800 to more than 31,000.

~11 mi

Arcadia grew from Lucky Baldwin's ranch land, and after World War II many former chicken ranches were subdivided into home lots.

~11 mi

Covina has a historic downtown around Citrus Avenue, and its citrus groves gave way to housing in the 1950s and 1960s as the population grew from about 4,000 to more than 30,000.

~12 mi

Anaheim is the largest city we serve in Orange County.

~13 mi

Azusa sits at the mouth of San Gabriel Canyon at the foot of the San Gabriel Mountains.

~12 mi

Monrovia is a foothill city with a historic downtown, Route 66 along Huntington Drive and the Monrovia Technology Corridor.