Arch Electric

05/20/2026

Aromas living with space, character, and room to grow. 🐎✨
Join me this Saturday for an Open House at this unique horse property featuring 3.09 acres, a rare all-weather arena, paddocks, fenced areas, and a flexible layout perfect for country living.

📍575 Snyder Ave, Aromas, CA
🗓 Saturday, May 23
⏰ 1 PM – 3 PM

✅ 3 Bedrooms
✅ 2 Bathrooms
✅ 1,400 Sq Ft
✅ 3.09 Acres
✅ Horse Property
✅ Open Space & Privacy
This property offers a rare combination of usable land, equestrian potential, and a home full of character — all in a peaceful Aromas setting.

Listing Agent: Rachel Mentz

05/14/2026

When you're scheduled to meet PG&E at 10:00 and you're just sitting around for I don't know 30 minutes to an hour twiddling your thumbs. You know I got nothing to do. I don't need to be anywhere. No money to be made. Just waiting for good old PG&E. 🤦Hurry up an wait.

05/12/2026

05/12/2026

05/12/2026

We went to the middle of nowhere today. 4 wheeled the work van. That was an adventure to say the least.you can see the Pacific Grove Peninsula and the whole Monterey Bay. From the Westside of SC to PG.

05/08/2026

Client was blowing a break and didn't know why. They thought the wiring was shot, but actually what was going on is they were using two space heaters in the house and it was the same circuit. Quick fix is to run a new dedicated line to the location they use the space heater. We ran a dedicated 20 amp circuit to a location in the bedroom so it had its own circuit for it. This will lighten the load on the other circuit.

05/08/2026

This was an interesting one. Client signed up for the program where PG&E puts solar on your home for free. After many days and weeks trying to get PG&E and or the solar company to come out and check the install. Client was having crazy brown outs in the evening and nights. We stopped by to give it a look over, but recommended they get the installers out to address it. Considering they own it and installed it not I." For liability issues". They finally came out and corrected a few things and it got better , but they still had an irregular voltage drop and spike in the old existing room. And some outlets didn't work and some of the lights in the same room were dimmer than the rest and lots of flickering when switching other lights in opposing rooms. Well on to find out it was the main breaker. It was old and once we took it out we found the issue. You can see from the old breaker to the new how spread apart those contacts got over a long time of heating. Expanding the metals and creating gaps where the electricity will ark and will pit the metal on the buss bar. Causing even more gaps. We did what we could as a bandaid fix. No issues anymore, but we will replace the main panel eventually.