The order of service
Eight things we do, and do properly.
Everything here is residential electrical work, quoted free in your home before it starts. The first seven are services Regal Electric names on its own van and pages.
All services- ILighting upgrades & fixturesChandeliers, crystal flush-mounts, pendants and fixture swaps, hung level and wired right.
- IIRecessed LED lightingCan-light conversions and new LED recessed layouts that brighten a room without adding heat.
- IIIHome remodel wiringKitchens, baths and room remodels: circuits, lighting and devices planned around the new layout.
- IVNew circuits & outletsDedicated circuits, added receptacles, switches and ceiling fans where your house needs them.
- VTroubleshooting & repairsDead outlets, tripping breakers, flickering lights and warm devices, found and fixed.
- VIPanel upgradesBreaker panel replacement and repair when a panel is full, failing or out of date.
- VIIHome inspection repairsFix the electrical items on a buyer’s or seller’s inspection report so the sale can move.
- VIIIEV chargers & surge protectionA dedicated 240-volt circuit for a Level 2 charger, and whole-home surge protection at the panel.
In their own words
The standard behind the name.
Regal Electric of AZ is led by Franc Xavier Vasquez, the qualifying party on the company’s Arizona ROC license. The company describes itself as a residential electrical contractor that specializes in home remodeling, lighting upgrades, new circuit installation, troubleshooting and repairs, with 25+ years in the trade.
In practice: a free in-home estimate, a clear quote, work done to code with the permit pulled where it’s needed, and a home left clean. Regal Electric also works with home warranty companies on their work orders.
About Regal Electric“Big expertise and integrity.”
From the job file
Their work, in their customers’ homes.
Chandeliers, crystal flush-mounts and a full kitchen lighting remodel, photographed by Regal Electric on the job.
Local knowledge
Built for the heat, the monsoon and the boom-era panel.
Regal Electric of AZ serves homes across the southeast Valley, from San Tan Valley and Florence in Pinal County to Queen Creek, Chandler, Gilbert and Mesa in Maricopa County.
The houses
Most of San Tan Valley, Queen Creek and Gilbert was built from the 1990s on, with modern wiring but builder panels that filled up fast. Central Mesa and older Chandler go back to the 1950s through the 1970s, with original panels and ungrounded outlets.
The power
SRP serves most of the East Valley, the City of Mesa runs its own utility in central Mesa, and APS serves parts of Pinal County. Your bill says which one to call for outages and meters.
The paperwork
San Tan Valley is unincorporated, so permits come from Pinal County. Queen Creek, Chandler, Gilbert, Mesa and Florence issue their own. Contractors are licensed by the Arizona Registrar of Contractors.
The weather
Summer heat loads every circuit that runs AC, pool pumps and freezers, and the June to September monsoon brings lightning, wind, dust and outages. Surge protection and good outdoor GFCIs pay off.
Electrician pages by town
Full service areaHow it works
Four steps, start to finish.
Call or send the form
Tell us what’s going on or what you’re planning. A photo of the panel or the fixture helps.
Free in-home estimate
We look at the job in person and give you a clear quote before any work starts.
Work done to code
Permits pulled where the work needs them, with the inspection scheduled and met.
Walk-through
We show you what was done, test it with you and leave the area clean.
Straight answers
Electrical questions.
What should I do if I smell burning or see sparks from an outlet or panel?
If you can do it safely, turn off the breaker for that circuit, or the main breaker, and then call a licensed electrician. If there is fire or smoke, get everyone out and call 911.
Don’t keep resetting a breaker that trips with a burning smell, and don’t touch a panel that is hot, buzzing loudly or wet. A burning smell usually means a connection is overheating, and it can keep getting worse while the circuit stays on.
Why does my breaker keep tripping in the summer?
A breaker that trips on hot afternoons is usually doing its job: the circuit is overloaded, or something on it, often an air conditioner, pool pump or garage freezer, is drawing more than it should. Repeated trips need a diagnosis, not a bigger breaker.
Breakers can also wear out, and loose connections heat up under heavy summer loads. An electrician can measure the actual load, check the connections and tell you whether the fix is a repair, a dedicated circuit or a panel change.
When is monsoon season in Arizona, and how does it affect home electrical?
Arizona’s monsoon season officially runs from June 15 to September 30. It brings lightning, high winds, dust storms and sudden outages, and the surges and power bumps that come with them.
The common aftermath for electricians: damaged electronics and appliance boards, GFCIs that trip during rain, outdoor outlets and fixtures that took on water, and service drops pulled loose by wind.
Can any ceiling box hold a heavy chandelier?
No. Standard boxes are rated to support fixtures up to 50 pounds. A heavier chandelier needs a box listed and marked for that weight or support that is independent of the box, and ceiling fans need a fan-rated box.
Crystal chandeliers can be surprisingly heavy once all the crystals are hung. Check the weight in the instructions before the install day so the right box and support are ready.
What does it take to install a Level 2 EV charger at home?
A Level 2 charger needs a dedicated 240-volt circuit sized for the charger, typically 40 amps for a 32-amp charger or 60 amps for a 48-amp charger, and a panel with the capacity and space for it. A load check comes first.
Most garages in newer East Valley homes are a short run from the panel, which keeps the install simple. Both SRP and APS offer rate plans that reward charging off-peak, so check your plan.
How do I check an electrician’s license in Arizona?
Use the Arizona Registrar of Contractors (ROC) contractor search at roc.az.gov. Look up the company name or license number and confirm that the license is active and that its classification covers electrical work.
Regal Electric Of AZ LLC holds ROC license 335437, class R-11 (residential electrical), active as of October 2026. The ROC record also shows complaint history and the qualifying party.