Plan an electrical panel replacement around the way your home uses power—not just the number of spaces in the box.
Tell us what prompted the project: limited breaker space, a planned remodel, new equipment, or concerns about the current panel. Photos of the panel and its surroundings help start the conversation without removing the cover.
A 200 amp panel upgrade is not automatically the right answer for every home. Existing service capacity, your connected equipment, and future loads need to be considered together before choosing a scope of work.
An EV charger or new appliance can change your electrical needs. Discuss upcoming projects before replacing the panel so the decisions are made together rather than one circuit at a time.
Value, quality, and integrity guide our residential electrical work. Tell us what you need and what matters most for your project.
Electrical panels, lighting, wiring, and renovations from our project photos.
That depends on your existing electrical service and the loads your home needs to support. Request an assessment rather than choosing capacity from a label alone.
Share your city, the reason for the upgrade, and any planned equipment. If safe to do so, include a photo of the closed panel and visible manufacturer information; do not remove its cover.
