Your panel is the heart of the house. Treat it that way.
EVs, induction ranges, hot tubs, ADUs — modern life asks more of a panel than 1975 ever did. We assess honestly, upgrade cleanly, and leave you room to grow.
When a panel is telling you it’s done
- Breakers trip whenever two big appliances run together
- Fuse box, Federal Pacific, Zinsco, or split-bus panel still in service
- No open slots left — but the project list keeps growing
- Buzzing, heat, rust, or scorch marks at the panel
- Lights dim when the AC, dryer, or microwave kicks on
- You’re adding an EV charger, ADU, induction range, or hot tub
A panel upgrade, done properly
Honest load calculation
We size for how you actually live — and what you’re planning next — not a guess.
Permits & utility coordination
Paperwork, inspection, and power-company scheduling handled end to end.
Clean, labeled result
Every breaker labeled accurately. Future-you (and the next electrician) will thank us.
New circuits routed right
Dedicated circuits for the loads that deserve them — kitchens, shops, chargers.
Whole-home surge protection
Cheap insurance for every board and appliance in the house — offered, never pushed.
Minimal downtime
Planned cutover with a clear "power off" window agreed in advance.
Panel questions, answered straight
Do I really need 200A?
Not always — and we’ll say so. Some homes just need circuits balanced or a subpanel. The load calculation decides, not the sales pitch.
How long does an upgrade take?
Most residential panel swaps are a single planned day of work, plus permit and inspection scheduling around it. You’ll get the realistic timeline up front.
Will my power be off all day?
There’s a planned outage window during cutover — we agree it in advance so fridges, freezers, and work-from-home days are accounted for.
Can you add a circuit without a full upgrade?
Often yes. If the panel has capacity and headroom, a new dedicated circuit is a much smaller job. That’s exactly what the assessment tells us.
Get the honest read on your panel.
Text a photo of your panel (door open, breakers visible) to (720) 555-0148 — that alone tells us a lot.