Electrical panel upgrades
Old fuse boxes and overloaded 100-amp panels replaced with modern breaker panels. Permit, utility coordination, and inspection included.
From $1,900
Signs you need this
Breakers that trip often
Lights that dim when an appliance starts
A fuse box, or a panel with no spare slots
A panel that feels warm or smells of burning
Plans for an EV charger, a heat pump, or a kitchen remodel
What is included
A load calculation for your home
Permit application and utility coordination
Removal of the old panel and installation of the new one
New breakers, labeling, and grounding to current code
Final inspection sign-off
How a job works
What it costs
Prices are starting points. You get a fixed price in writing after the technician has seen the job.
100-amp panel replacement
Like for like
From $1,900
200-amp service upgrade
Includes a new meter base where required
From $2,800
Subpanel
Garage, workshop, or addition
From $950
How we handle it
The panel is where power from the utility is divided into the circuits in your home. Many older homes have 60 or 100 amps of service, which was enough before air conditioning, induction cooktops, and car chargers.
We start with a load calculation, which adds up what your home draws now and what you plan to add. That tells us whether a like-for-like replacement is enough or whether you need a larger service from the utility.
On the day, power is off for four to eight hours. We remove the old panel, fit and label the new one, and bring grounding and bonding up to current code. We arrange the permit and the inspection, and we coordinate the shutoff and reconnection with your utility.
If your panel is warm to the touch, smells of burning, or shows scorch marks, stop using the affected circuits and call us. If you see smoke or flames, leave the house and call emergency services.
