JGA Electric provides luxury residential, commercial, smart home and energy solutions for properties throughout Hollywood Hills, Beverly Hills, Malibu and surrounding Los Angeles communities.
our expertise
Meet the Owner | Jonathon
With over a decade of experience installing high-scale electrical systems across the Greater Los Angeles region, Jonathon Assouline founded JGA Electric on the principles of poise, transparency, and technical perfection.
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luxury projects
project value
JGA Electric brings a poised, assertive energy to every job site, seamlessly coordinating with general contractors and interior designers to ensure your project is completed to electrical perfection.
Whether orchestrating a ground-up luxury build or modernizing a historic Los Angeles residence, JGA doesn’t just provide power; we provide the electrical foundation for your modern lifestyle.
service area
Based in Burbank, JGA Electric serves luxury homes, businesses and construction projects throughout Hollywood Hills, Beverly Hills, Malibu, Brentwood, Pacific Palisades and other communities across Greater Los Angeles. Contact us to confirm service availability for your location.
Serving estates and luxury residences in 90210 and surrounding areas
Serving luxury estates and upscale commercial properties.
Modern luxury homes with stunning canyon and city views.
Oceanfront properties and coastal estates along the PCH.
Prestigious neighborhoods between Santa Monica and Malibu.
Premier Valley communities and custom-built properties.
Additional Service Areas
JGA Electric is LA’s choice for smarter electrical services because we prioritize the client relationship as much as the technical execution. When you demand electrical perfection, there is only one company you "Just Gotta Ask."
California’s 2026 Building Energy Efficiency Standards affect how new construction and qualifying alterations address electrification, energy efficiency, controls, and grid-responsive technologies. Because requirements vary by building type and project scope, developers should evaluate applicable provisions during design rather than waiting for final inspections. Early coordination among architects, engineers, contractors, and acceptance-testing professionals can reduce redesigns, failed inspections, and permitting delays.