Panels
An undersized or outdated panel shows up as tripped breakers, no room for new circuits, or an insurance company asking questions. We replace panels and upgrade service sizing so your system can actually handle what you're running.
Tell us about your project and we'll put together a written estimate — no pressure, no surprise add-ons.
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Especially when running more than one appliance at a time — a sign the panel or a circuit is undersized for current demand.
Fuse panels are common in older homes but don't support modern electrical demands and can complicate insurance.
Adding an EV charger, a generator, or a home addition often means the existing panel is already full.
Scorch marks, a burning smell, or a panel that's warm to the touch is not a wait-and-see situation.
A straightforward panel swap is often a single day, though timing depends on permit and inspection scheduling and whether the utility company needs to be involved.
Yes, for part of the day while the old panel comes out and the new one goes in — we'll walk you through what to expect beforehand.
Not necessarily. If your current panel is safe and sized for your actual usage, an upgrade isn't automatically required — we'll give you a straight read on your specific panel.
