The heart of your home's energy system. Whether you need more power for a new EV charger or are replacing an outdated panel for safety, our licensed electricians get it done right.
In-house licensed electricians and installers.
Even if your panel is hidden in a garage or basement, it's critical to your home's safety. Watch out for these warning signs.
If you constantly have to reset breakers or replace fuses, your panel is overloaded.
Lights that dim when the AC or microwave turns on indicate insufficient amperage.
Panels installed before 2000 may not meet modern safety codes for today's electronics.
Adding a hot tub, ADU, or kitchen remodel? You'll likely need more power capacity.
A panel that is hot to the touch or makes buzzing sounds is a severe fire hazard.
Federal Pacific or Zinsco panels have known safety defects and should be replaced immediately
Outdated panels expose your home to electrical fires. Upgrading safeguards your family and eliminates the fear of sparks or meltdowns from old equipment.
A new 200 Amp or 400 Amp service allows you to run modern high-load appliances simultaneously without the risk of a blowout.
A panel upgrade is often the first step before you can install other energy upgrades. Don't let an old panel hold you back from:
We inspect your current load, grounding, and service entrance to determine the right panel size.
We pull all necessary electrical permits with the city and coordinate with your utility provider.
Power is cut briefly while we replace the panel, breakers, and grounding system to code.
We schedule the city inspection to verify safety and compliance, restoring full power.
It's the central hub that distributes electricity throughout your home via circuits. It holds the breakers that protect your home from overloads.
The average time is between 6 and 10 hours. If rewiring or relocation is needed, it may take longer. We work efficiently to minimize power downtime.
Yes. Electrical work requires a permit to ensure safety. We handle all permitting and inspections for you.
Indirectly, yes. A new panel allows for modern, efficient appliances and smart home devices that reduce energy waste.
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