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CSLB #354550 · C-10 Electrical
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CSLB #354550 · C-10 Electrical · Licensed since 1978 · $25,000 contractor's bond

The father-and-son electricians behind the license

C.K. is a person.

Clyde Kent Farmer took out California electrical license #354550 in March of 1978. He’s the C.K. in the name. 48 years later that license is still current, still active, and still his.

Shane grew up around the trade. Clyde always wanted more than a license: a family company he could hand to the next generation. Today Shane runs the work, residential and commercial: service upgrades, panels, EV chargers, solar-ready work, remodels and the troubleshooting nobody else wanted. His own words are below.

Shane is working through his own CSLB exams now so the license carries into a second generation with his name on it too. Until then, every job runs under #354550 — the same number that has been good in Orange County since 1978.

That is the whole pitch. A small family outfit, a license that has been active for 48 straight years, and a phone that gets answered by the guy who is going to be standing in your garage.

License holder
Clyde Kent Farmer
On the tools
Shane Farmer
CSLB license
Issued
March 23, 1978

Verify the license yourself at cslb.ca.gov — it takes ten seconds, and you should do it for every contractor you hire, including this one.

In Shane’s words

Why this is a family business.

Electrical work has always been part of my life. My dad has been an electrician for 50 years, so I grew up around the trade, hearing about the jobs, seeing the work that went into them, and learning from someone who built his reputation through decades of hard work and experience.

For my dad, though, it was never just about being an electrician. He always had the dream of building a family company, something he could eventually share with his family and pass down to the next generation.

Growing up, I watched how seriously he took his work. He taught me that doing a job right matters, that your word matters, and that the way you treat people is just as important as the work you leave behind. Eventually, what started as his trade became something I wanted to be part of too.

I got into electrical because I wanted to continue what my dad started, but also help turn that dream of his into something bigger: a true family business.

Today, that’s what makes CK Electric special to us. There are 50 years of experience behind what we do, but there’s also a family behind it. We’re local, we care about the community we work in, and when someone trusts us with their home or business, we take that personally.

My dad spent 50 years building the foundation. Now I get to help carry it forward, and I think that’s pretty cool.

Shane FarmerCK Electric and Sons · Mission Viejo

From the field

What the work looks like.

A small house with two new meter sockets on the wall, a ladder against the roof and an electrician working at the service mastService
Service upgrade underway, new meter sockets set
New residential breaker panel with the cover off, cables formed neatly around both sides and landed on two columns of breakersPanels
New panel, conductors dressed and landed
Tall commercial panelboard with blue doors open, rows of breakers down the center and branch wiring neatly bundled along both guttersCommercial
Commercial panel upgrade, wiring dressed and landed

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1978
Year the C-10 license was issued. Still current and active.
2
Generations on the truck. Clyde qualified it, Shane runs it.
C-10
The only CSLB classification that legally covers electrical work.
Same day
Texted photos usually get a real answer back the same day — from Shane, not a call center.
Mission Viejo · South Orange County

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CSLB #354550 · C-10 Electrical · Licensed since 1978 · $25,000 contractor's bond