The New Insurance Requirements for Your Aging Electrical Panels & How to Minimize Expenses
The New Insurance Requirements for Your Aging Electrical Panels
What to do When Your Insurance Company Forces You to Replace Electrical Panels
Details
Date / Time: 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. (Noon), on Thursday, August 7, 2025
Cost: FREE to all AAGLA members
How to Attend: Logged In Users Can Register Using the "Register Now" Button.
Discover how new insurance requirements for aging electrical panels could impact your property and your bottom line. Learn what insurers are now demanding, how to avoid costly premium hikes, and practical steps to upgrade or maintain your electrical systems cost-effectively. Don’t miss this opportunity to get actionable strategies to protect your property, reduce expenses, and stay compliant with changing insurance standards.
During the webinar, we will also cover the following pressing issues:
- Customer Response to Insurance Company Requirements
- What Brands Need to Be Replaced?
- Building Inspection "Surprises"
- Protocol for Long Term Projects for Replacing Large Main Electrical Services
This will be a live, interactive, online learning session. Live Q&A will take place throughout the online seminar. Please join us for what will surely be an extremely informative and entertaining presentation that is guaranteed to save you money on your electrical work. Please log in to register on our website at www.aagla.org. If you have any questions, please contact Events Manager, Diana Alcaraz, via email at diana@aagla.org. We look forward to seeing you.
Important Disclaimer: The information and materials provided during this presentation are for general information purposes only. Absolutely no legal or tax advice is being given during this presentation. Keep in mind that every situation is unique, and the laws, rules, and regulations are subject to change at any time. So, before acting, be sure to obtain tax and/or legal advice from your licensed professional.
Seminar Leader:
Kim Hopkins, President and Founder – The Electric Connection of Los Angeles
Kim Hopkins is the founder of The Electric Connection. Over the years, Kim has grown the Electric Connection into a 30-employee company, providing electrical services to rental property owners, homeowners and businesses throughout the Los Angeles metropolitan area
Moderator:
Daniel Yukelson, AAGLA Executive Director
Daniel Yukelson is the Executive Director of the Apartment Association of Greater Los Angeles (AAGLA). As Certified Public Accountant, Yukelson began his career at Ernst & Young, the global accounting firm, and had served in senior financial roles principally as Chief Financial Officer for various public, private and start-up companies. Prior to joining AAGLA, he served as the Chief Financial Officer for Oasis West Realty, the owner of the Beverly Hilton Hotel and Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills where he was involved in the planning, construction and opening of the Waldorf Astoria. Prior to that, he was the Chief Financial Officer for 15-years of Premiere Radio Networks, the largest U.S. radio network. Yukelson also served as a Planning Commissioner for 6-years in the City of Beverly Hills.
Presenting Sponsor:
The Electric Connection of Los Angeles
When you are in need of an electrician, the experts over at the Electric Connection will provide you with only the highest quality workmanship and offer you a lifetime guarantee on all their work. Fully licensed, bonded, and insured, the Electric Connection’s stellar reputation has earned them the Angie’s List “Super Service Award” for many years, and they have given 100s of “A” and “5-star” reviews by 1,000’s of satisfied customers over the years.
In business since 1979, the Electric Connection will not only deliver the highest quality work, but they will always provide you with very competitive pricing - the price that they quote you up-front will always be the price that you will be charged...never a penny more!
Currently, they are working with many property management companies to help mitigate the expenses surrounding insurance company requirements to replace old and non-standard electrical panels.
