Landlord code correction for East Bay rentals: identify electrical hazards, plan permitted repairs, and protect tenants, property, and inspections safely.

PG&E charged an engineering advance? Learn how to request records, document limited work, challenge the cost, and seek a refund through the right process.

PG&E charged a $3,500 engineering advance and did not refund it? Learn what the EA covers, how to review the charge, and when to request a correction first.

Our guide to PG&E meter upgrades explains permits, panels, service capacity, inspections, and what East Bay homeowners should expect before work begins.