Hardwired smoke/CO detectors, doorbells & cameras in Kentfield, Marin County. Local electricians, upfront pricing and fast scheduling.
(833) 652-8933 Request a quoteCalifornia requires smoke and carbon monoxide detectors in specific locations when a home is sold or remodeled, and older doorbells often need a new transformer before a video doorbell will work. Phasethree Electric handles smoke detector wiring, CO detector installation and doorbell wiring for homes and rentals in Kentfield and across Marin County.
Interconnected detectors in every bedroom, hallway and on each level, with battery backup, so when one alarm sounds they all do. We replace detectors over ten years old and add units to meet Kentfield requirements for sales and permits.
New doorbell circuits, chime replacement, 16 to 24V transformer upgrades for Ring, Nest and Eufy doorbells, and wiring for a second entrance or gate.
Low-voltage wiring and PoE runs for cameras and outdoor outlets for wireless units. Also serving nearby Ross, Greenbrae, Larkspur, San Anselmo. Call (833) 652-8933.
We provide smoke detector & doorbell wiring throughout Kentfield and the surrounding communities of Marin County.
In each bedroom, outside sleeping areas and on every level; CO detectors are required outside sleeping areas and on each level in homes with fuel appliances or garages.
It usually needs a higher-output transformer. We replace it and confirm voltage at the doorbell.
Yes, we run new low-voltage wiring and install the transformer and chime.
“Our breaker kept tripping every evening. The electrician found a bad neutral in about twenty minutes and had it fixed before dinner. Fair price, no upsell.”
Maria G.“Tesla Wall Connector installed in the garage in a couple hours. Clean conduit run, app set up, and they showed me how to schedule off-peak charging.”
Samantha L.“Called at 11pm with sparks from a bathroom outlet. Someone was here within the hour and made it safe, then came back in the morning to finish.”
Priya S.Upfront pricing · Same-day service · 24/7 emergency response