This could be caused by a GFCI plug tripped or circuit breaker. Check your circuit breakers first. Turn each breaker off one at a time and then turn each breaker on one at a time. If you still do not have power, check your GFCI plugs. They normally have a test and reset button on the plug and are usually located in the bathroom, outdoors, basement and Kitchen areas. If this does not work please contact us for further help.

This could be the main breaker, or a fuse. Go to your main panel and turn off all breakers and turn each one back on again one at a time. If you still do not have power, call PG&E as they will come out for no charge and check their lines. If you still need help, please contact us.