Our electricians verify C-wire compatibility, mount the base plate, connect HVAC terminals correctly, configure your heating and cooling schedules, and link the unit to Wi-Fi for temperature control from anywhere.
Electric Heroes delivers expert smart home installation across Walnut Creek and the East Bay, wiring smart switches, thermostats, video doorbells, hubs, and whole-home automation. As licensed electricians working since 2015, we integrate your devices safely, correctly, and to code, turning scattered gadgets into one reliable, connected system you actually control.
Modern properties run on connected technology, and a professionally engineered system is what separates seamless control from constant frustration. Electric Heroes designs and installs smart home and AV solutions for both residences and commercial spaces throughout the East Bay.
Our licensed team handles lighting control, motorized shades, smart thermostats, multi-room audio, mounted displays, surround sound, and networked security, all backed by proper low-voltage wiring and structured cabling. This matters because poorly integrated devices drop connections, void warranties, and create safety hazards. We unify every component onto a stable, code-compliant network, giving homeowners convenience and businesses the reliability, automation, and energy savings their daily operations depend on.
We shut off the circuit, replace your existing switch with a smart module, connect line, load, and neutral wires, then pair it to your app for remote dimming control.
Our electricians verify C-wire compatibility, mount the base plate, connect HVAC terminals correctly, configure your heating and cooling schedules, and link the unit to Wi-Fi for temperature control from anywhere.
We assess mounting points, run or tap into existing wiring, secure each device to the structure, adjust viewing angles, and sync live video feeds to your phone for continuous monitoring.
We position the hub centrally, connect it to your router, onboard every compatible device onto one network, and calibrate voice assistants so commands trigger lights, locks, and routines reliably.
We map your circuits, install control panels or smart drivers, wire fixtures to dimmable loads, program scenes and zones, and troubleshoot flickering or unresponsive lights to restore full functionality.
We calculate your home’s electrical load, check available breaker space, then run dedicated circuits for high-demand smart devices, preventing tripped breakers and protecting sensitive equipment from overloaded shared lines.
We route structured cabling through walls, terminate Ethernet and coaxial runs at a central panel, and test each line for signal strength so your connected devices stay fast and stable.
Our team pulls required permits, installs to current NEC and local standards, labels every connection clearly, and schedules inspection, ensuring your system passes, stays insurable, and operates safely for years.
A truly connected home demands an electrical foundation built to carry it, which is why Electric Heroes pairs smart home integration with panel upgrades and EV charger installation. Older 100-amp panels often can’t support automation hubs, dedicated circuits, and vehicle charging running simultaneously. We assess your total load, upgrade to a 200-amp service when needed, and install smart panels that monitor consumption circuit by circuit. This coordinated approach matters because adding devices to an undersized panel causes tripped breakers, voltage drops, and fire risk. By unifying automation, capacity, and EV charging under one plan, we deliver a system that scales with your household’s growing energy demands.
Yes—most require neutral or C-wires and proper load connections. A licensed electrician ensures safe wiring, prevents damage to your devices, and keeps installations compliant with local code.
It depends on your panel’s age and capacity. We evaluate your available amperage and breaker space, then recommend an upgrade if your current service can’t handle added loads.
Absolutely. We coordinate both under one load calculation, install dedicated circuits, and configure smart panels so charging and automation run together without overloading your electrical system.
Whole-house conversions vary with square footage, device count, and wiring needs. We assess your home room by room and provide a detailed, transparent estimate before any work begins.
Basic setups covering a few switches and a hub cost far less than fully automated systems. Pricing scales with devices, circuits, and cabling, request a free quote for exact figures.
Most systems need neutral wires at switches, C-wires for thermostats, and structured low-voltage cabling for hubs, cameras, and networking. We install or upgrade wiring as your setup demands.