Electrification plan
A room-by-room list of gas appliances, what replaces each, and the order that makes sense for your budget.
WHOLE-HOUSE ELECTRIFICATION · SAN FRANCISCOWhole-House Electrification
Whole-House Electrification
in San Francisco, CA.
Moving a San Francisco home off gas? HAXX plans the heat pump, water heater, panel, EV charger and kitchen together with one licensed team.
Serving the Sunset, the Richmond, Noe Valley, Bernal Heights, Pacific Heights and West Portal and the rest of San Francisco. Share your address to confirm availability.
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Going all-electric,
in the right order.
Heat pump HVAC, heat pump water heater, induction cooking, EV charging and a dryer: one plan, so the electrical service is sized once and nothing is paid for twice.
Load calculation
Total electrical demand after the switch, and whether load management avoids a service upgrade.
Heat pump HVAC
Ducted or ductless heat pumps replacing the furnace and AC.
Water heating and cooking
Circuits for heat pump water heaters and induction ranges planned with the HVAC work.
EV charging
Charger circuit included in the same load plan.
Rebates
Utility, city and state rebates checked for your address before you commit.
SAN FRANCISCO DETAILSGoing all-electric
Going all-electric
in San Francisco.
San Francisco has required all-electric new construction since 2021, and since July 1, 2026 it requires electric heating and hot water in many major renovations.
01
Renovation trigger
If a major renovation also replaces heating or water heating for the whole building, those systems must be electric. HAXX helps you check whether your project qualifies.
02
Bill credits
CleanPowerSF offers bill credits for heat pumps that replace gas, with higher credits for air-to-water systems that replace both furnace and water heater. Confirm current terms.
03
One plan, one panel
HAXX sequences the work and runs one load calculation so the panel is sized once for all new equipment.
What customers say
about HAXX.
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“Recently, my dishwasher stopped working, and they discovered it was actually an outlet issue. Not only did they diagnose it quickly, but they also fixed the outlet—saving me from calling an electrician. Reliable, professional, and skilled at handling both appliances and electrical issues.”
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“I purchased a couple of ceiling fans and was reluctant due to how old my house was with old wiring so I wanted someone professional and trustworthy. They have been both!”
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“Prompt and professional - they helped run a new thermostat wire through a wall and crawl space.”
A CLEAR NEXT STEPFrom your first question
From your first question
to a considered plan.
01
Share your starting point
Existing equipment, home layout and what you want to improve.
02
Review the property
Sizing, airflow, equipment placement and electrical needs.
03
Compare the scope
Options, exclusions, permit requirements and any eligible incentives.
04
Plan installation
Confirm equipment, scheduling and handover details with HAXX.
HAXX ON SITEReal work.
Real work.
Real homes and businesses.
A closer look at recent electrical work by HAXX. Projects in San Francisco are marked with the city.
THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE WORKHands-on work.
Hands-on work.
A real look inside.
On site during a commercial VAV box repair: access above a suspended ceiling, equipment and the work in progress.
Explore recent projectsRecent Projects
Main Panel Upgrade
Main panel upgrade.
SPAN Smart Panel Installation
Span smart panel installation.
SPAN Drive EV Charger Installation
Span drive ev charger installation.
Franklin Gateway and SPAN Drive Commissioning
Franklin gateway and span drive commissioning.
San Francisco Basement Subpanel and Circuits
Basement subpanel and circuits.
Heat Pump Installation
Heat pump installation.
Main Panel Installation
Main panel installation.
Main Panel Replacement
Main panel replacement.
GOOD TO KNOW
Whole-House Electrification in San Francisco: questions, answered.
Do I have to remove my gas appliances?
Not for routine replacements. San Francisco's rule applies to new buildings and qualifying major renovations, and some federally regulated appliances may stay gas. Confirm with DBI for your project.
What about the air district rules?
BAAQMD rules require new residential water heaters sold from 2027 and furnaces from 2029 to be zero-NOx. They apply to new sales, not existing equipment.
Do I have to replace everything at once?
No. Many homes go step by step. Planning the electrical capacity first means each step fits without rework.
Will electrification raise my bills?
It depends on rates, equipment efficiency and how you use the home. Ask HAXX to walk through the expected changes for your appliances.
LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR PROPERTYTell us what you need.
Tell us what you need.
We’ll start there.
Share the property, equipment and questions you have in mind.
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