What are the opening hours?

Monday 8am - 5pm Tuesday 8am - 5pm Wednesday 8am - 5pm Thursday 8am - 5pm Friday 8am - 5pm Saturday 8am - 5pm

Power Systems Design Group

Name: Power Systems Design Group
Address: 1853 Bonanza Street, Walnut Creek, CA, 94596, US
Telephone: +19257656298

Home
United States
Walnut Creek, CA
Power Systems Design Group

Northern California’s Premier Dry Utility Consulting & Engineering Design Firm

05/08/2026

Proud to have been the Wine Sponsor at the 49th Annual MAME Awards last Friday at Casa Real at Ruby Hill Winery in Pleasanton.

MAME is the homebuilding industry's premier recognition night, honoring the builders, sales, marketing, and trade professionals across the Bay Area who are raising the bar in housing. Being in that room, alongside the teams we work with every day, was the right place to be.

Congratulations to all the 2026 MAME honorees. The work you do matters, and so does the community you've built around it.

Thank you to and for hosting another outstanding evening.

Adam Vawter

04/29/2026

From open land to a fully built community.
Tracy Hills is a large-scale residential development in PG&E territory, and PSD was part of the team that got the utility infrastructure designed, coordinated, and approved to support it. Every street, every home, every light standard, all connected back to a dry utility plan that had to be right before construction could move.
Proud to have been part of this one.
🔗 Full project: integralcommunities.com/portfolio/tracy-hills

04/28/2026

4,905 acres. 15,000 planned homes. 7 schools. Miles of riverfront.
River Islands isn't just a housing development, it's a full community. And behind every school, park, retail center, and neighborhood street is a coordinated dry utility infrastructure that PSD has been designing and managing since the project began.
Seeing it built out like this makes the work mean something.

Photos from: https://www.homes.com/school/lathrop-ca/river-islands-high-school/5x5lstwhzh2sn/

04/23/2026

See that utility pole on the right? That's a PG&E service pole delivering temporary construction power to the site.
Temporary construction power must be coordinated and applied for early on in the project to ensure timely energization. PSD handles the PG&E Rule 13 planning, application and design documents that makes this happen, on schedule and without holding up the rest of the site work.
The site is ready. The design was ready first.

04/21/2026

Current status: waiting on PG&E approval like...
🐾 The PSD office support team holding it down while the designers coordinate.

04/16/2026

Utility design is one of the most overlooked schedule drivers.

The earlier it’s done right, the smoother everything else moves.

That’s why our focus is clear, design that supports approvals, not delays.

04/14/2026

Leadership doesn't stop at the office door.
Our CEO Adam, is a proud member of Convene, a community of Christian CEOs and business leaders committed to growing companies with purpose, integrity, and accountability.
The same values that guide how we lead internally are the ones we bring to every client relationship, every coordination call, and every plan set we deliver.

04/09/2026

Every successful project is built on coordination.

We work alongside your team to ensure utility design integrates seamlessly with civil plans, project timelines, and agency requirements.

No silos. Just aligned ex*****on from the start.

04/08/2026

Dry Utility design isn't just drawings, it's alignment. As a BIA member and CBIA partner company, PSD coordinates directly with PG&E from pre-design through energization, keeping submittals on track and comments resolved before they become schedule problems.
📸 Productions LLC

03/27/2026

A typical Friday at PSD. 🖥️

On the desk:
→ Utility plans being reviewed for consistency and alignment with utility standards prior to submittal
→ Files open with joint trench details
→ Notes from this morning's PG&E coordination call
→ Coffee (non-negotiable)

What you don't see:
The weeks of site analysis, utility & team coordination, and design iterations that got us here. Or the field visit scheduled for this afternoon.

Engineering isn't glamorous. But it's how infrastructure gets built right.
Photo by:

03/25/2026

"Just put it there" doesn't work in utility design.

Here's why. 🚫
Before any transformer is placed, we assess:
→ How many homes will it serve? (load calculations)
→ What's the farthest service distance? (voltage drop analysis)
→ Does the location meet utility clearances? (easement review)
→ Will it work with final site grading? (civil coordination)
→ Can maintenance crews access it safely? (long-term planning)
Before any service to a panel is installed, we verify:
→ Is the conduit route from the transformer feasible?
→ Will it pass utility and jurisdiction inspections?

Construction teams appreciate having the answers before questions arise.
That's what engineering delivers.
📸

Address

1853 Bonanza Street
Walnut Creek, CA
94596

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm
Saturday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

+19257656298

Website

https://powersystemsdesign.net/

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Power Systems Design Group posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Business

Send a message to Power Systems Design Group:

Shortcuts

Address
Telephone
Opening Hours
Alerts
Contact The Business
Claim ownership or report listing

Want your business to be the top-listed Business in Walnut Creek?