Electrical Panels

Upgrading your electrical panel ensures that your home can handle modern electrical demands, reduces the risk of electrical fires, and prevents frequent circuit breaker trips or outages.

Signs that your panel may need replacement include flickering lights, frequent breaker trips, outdated fuse boxes, or if you’re adding new high-powered appliances that exceed your current electrical capacity.

Typically, an electrical panel upgrade can be completed in a single day. However, more complex setups may take longer depending on the scope of the work and any additional wiring needed.

Yes, upgrading your electrical panel can increase your home's value by providing a safer, more reliable electrical system that meets modern standards, which is a desirable feature for potential buyers.

If your panel is outdated, it may pose safety risks such as overheating, overloaded circuits, or electrical fires. It's important to have a professional assess whether an upgrade is necessary.

Minimum size by today’s standards is 100 amp. 200 amp is the most common size. Depending on your electrical needs, larger square footage, multiple HVAC units, EV chargers, electric heat sources, this will vary. Up to 400 amp may be necessary.

Yes.